DDA to offer 1,648 more LIG flats in Narela from Oct 29 at ₹14.95 lakh
Synopsis
DDA's latest release of 1,648 LIG flats in Narela at just ₹14.95 lakh — a 25% discount — is already its second tranche under Awaas Nivesh Yojana 2026, triggered after the first batch sold out in under two hours. With metro, RRTS, and a university hub all converging on Narela, this may be one of Delhi's better-value affordable housing windows in years.
Key Takeaways
DDA will open bookings for 1,648 additional LIG flats in Narela on 29 October 2026 at noon via the DDA Awaas Portal.
Each flat is priced at approximately ₹14.95 lakh , reflecting a 25% discount , with a plinth area of about 49.90 sq metres .
The earlier batch under Awaas Nivesh Yojana 2026 sold out in under two hours , prompting this additional release.
Allotment is on a First Come, First Served (FCFS) basis.
Narela is set to gain a Delhi Metro station (Rithala–Narela–Kundli corridor), a proposed RRTS station , and an Education Hub in Sectors G2–G6.
The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) has announced 1,648 additional Lower Income Group (LIG) flats in Narela under the Awaas Nivesh Yojana 2026, with online bookings opening on 29 October 2026 at noon through the DDA Awaas Portal. The move follows extraordinary demand for the earlier lot, which was entirely booked within two hours of going live.
Pricing and Booking Details
The additional flats, located in Pocket 1, Sectors G2–G6, Narela, will be available at approximately ₹14.95 lakh per flat — a flat 25 per cent discount on the standard price. Each unit has an approximate plinth area of 49.90 square metres, inclusive of common areas. Allotment will follow a First Come, First Served (FCFS) basis, making speed of registration critical for prospective buyers.
What Triggered the Additional Release
The original offering under the Awaas Nivesh Yojana 2026 was met with what the DDA described as 'tremendous public interest,' with flats snapped up within two hours of booking commencement. Officials said this strong uptake reflects growing homebuyer confidence in the authority's affordable housing pipeline. Launched under the guidance of Delhi Lieutenant Governor and DDA Chairman T.S. Sandhu, the scheme is positioned as part of DDA's broader commitment to planned, quality housing for citizens.
Narela's Infrastructure Edge
The Narela micro-market is emerging as a significant residential corridor, underpinned by several infrastructure projects either under way or in planning. Key connectivity upgrades include an upcoming Delhi Metro station on the Rithala–Narela–Kundli corridor, a proposed Narela Regional Rapid Transit System (RRTS) station, and road access via Urban Extension Road (UER)-I, UER-II, and GT Karnal Road.
The area is also set to host an Education Hub in Sectors G2–G6, where land has already been allotted to multiple universities. Sports infrastructure includes the Narela Sports Complex in Sector A-7 and a proposed Multi-Sports Integrated Stadium. Planned green spaces and civic amenities are expected to further bolster long-term residential appeal.
What This Means for Affordable Housing in Delhi
This release underscores persistent unmet demand for sub-₹20 lakh housing in the National Capital Territory. The LIG segment — long squeezed between private developer pricing and limited public stock — rarely sees fresh additions at this scale. Notably, this is DDA's second push under the Awaas Nivesh Yojana 2026, signalling that the authority may continue releasing inventory in tranches if demand sustains. With metro connectivity on the horizon and an education hub taking shape, Narela's value proposition for first-time buyers appears to be strengthening.
Prospective applicants are advised to register on the DDA Awaas Portal ahead of the 29 October 2026, noon window to avoid missing out, given the speed at which the previous batch was absorbed.
Point of View
But the FCFS model rewards those with digital access and pre-registered portal accounts, potentially sidelining the very low-income buyers the LIG category is designed for. More critically, Narela's long-term value depends on the delivery timeline of the metro and RRTS stations — both still 'upcoming' with no firm commissioning dates disclosed. Until connectivity materialises, the scheme's affordability advantage could be offset by high commute costs for working households.
NationPress
23 Oct 2026
Frequently Asked Questions
When does DDA open bookings for the additional Narela LIG flats?
Online bookings for the 1,648 additional LIG flats in Narela open on 29 October 2026 at noon through the DDA Awaas Portal. Allotment is on a First Come, First Served basis, so early registration is advisable.
What is the price of DDA's LIG flats in Narela under Awaas Nivesh Yojana 2026?
The flats are priced at approximately ₹14.95 lakh each, representing a 25% discount. Each unit has an approximate plinth area of 49.90 square metres, inclusive of common areas.
Why is DDA releasing more flats after the initial offering?
The earlier lot under Awaas Nivesh Yojana 2026 was fully booked within two hours of going live, reflecting strong demand for affordable housing in the LIG segment. DDA cited this as evidence of growing homebuyer confidence in its housing initiatives.
Where exactly are these DDA flats located, and what infrastructure is nearby?
The flats are in Pocket 1, Sectors G2–G6, Narela, New Delhi. The area is set to gain a Delhi Metro station on the Rithala–Narela–Kundli corridor, a proposed RRTS station, road access via UER-I, UER-II and GT Karnal Road, and an Education Hub with land allotted to multiple universities.
Who launched the Awaas Nivesh Yojana 2026 and who is eligible?
The scheme was launched under the guidance of Delhi Lieutenant Governor and DDA Chairman T.S. Sandhu. It targets Lower Income Group (LIG) homebuyers seeking affordable, planned housing in the National Capital Territory.
