DDA flats to relax policy on lifts

Q: Hi heard that in a welcome move, DDA has relaxed its lifts policy, Discuss

rahul kirmani, Delhi

5th June 2014

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How many flats the scheme will have and what type of configurations they are offering? What rate they are quoting for the flats?

rahul kirmani, Delhi

1st August 2014

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The scheme will have 26,000 flats in all, of which 24,000 flats will be one-room sets meant for Low Income Group section. According to sources the price of the apartments will be sold for Rs 5-6 lakh each. Registrations to these flats will be Rs 10,000 each.

Nikhil Agarwal, Delhi

1st August 2014

Those who are waiting for DDA to announce its biggest housing scheme this month end, the authority wants to introduce that for the first time the Authority has proposed to withhold ownership rights to successful allottees for five years.

Anup Goyal, Noida

1st August 2014

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The applicant will be given allotment and possession letters which will allow the allottee to stay in the flat. After five years the allottee will be able to execute conveyance deed of his apartment and get full freehold rights of their apartment, after which the allottee will have the rights to put the flat up for sale in the market.

Nikhil Agarwal, Delhi

1st August 2014

although there is a procedure that has been suggested wherein Interested people will have to get a no-objection certificate (NOC) from either the DDA or the respective municipal corporation, depending on the apartment location. Consent from all flat owners, especially those residing on the ground floor, and the residents’ welfare association of the respective block will be mandatory before applying for an NOC.

Balmiki Halder, Guwahati

5th June 2014

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Hi.. yeah that is a valid demand i guess .. they also need approval from fire department and power supply department. Applicant also should recommend a lift manufacturing agency and a structural safety certificate from a structural engineer. Other requirements will include a certificate regarding the maintenance and operation of the lift and its safety aspects.

N.Mathur, Delhi-NCR

5th June 2014

That sure is welcome move and the DDA earlier never allowed lift to be put up even by the flat owners for own use..even with guidelines this is a very good move...

Yogita Bali, Noida

5th June 2014

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The move will help more than a million people who live in the 300,000 DDA flats and a majority of thse 4 story flats do not have lifts

Gautam Das, Delhi-NCR

5th June 2014

I am sure that this will be welcomed by the majority as most of the elderly people who stay here finds it quite tough to climb stairs to the 4th floor and no other option was available before this.. now hopefully the situation will improve.

Deepti Baragur, Pune

5th June 2014