DDA is focusing on Zone J,K,L,N & P for raising residential projects to accomodate the growing population.

Amit Raj, Delhi-NCR

15th January 2015

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Hi Guys,
As per my knowledge, as a stage towards encouraging the developing need of housing in Delhi, the Delhi Development Authority (DDA) is dealing with the Master Plan of L Zone. L Zone is required to provide a stimulus to the moderate and stagnant real estate business sector of the national capital.

david.m,

6th October 2015

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As per development plan, the authority has isolated Delhi into 15 zones wherein "L" Zone is the biggest and brags Najafgarh as the main evaluation town in the zone. At present the zones are open for purchasing plot, wherein the private builders as well as housing societies are approaching with their investment ideas.

bashir,

6th October 2015

Guys,
There are two types of purchasers in this L zone - land purchasers and home purchasers. The plot owner must go through the land pooling policy in subtle element and purchase arrive that falls under the residential zone. The home purchasers, who are interested in the real estate market here ought to verify that the builder has all the essential approvals from respective authority.

Yachnna, Ghaziabad

6th October 2015

As the L Zone is in the early phases of planning, you may have the capacity to get the advantage of a first-comer, however there are a couple of things that one needs to consider. A home purchaser must realize that the land pooling policy has quite recently been advised and not yet operational though. So, it may consume some time for the builders to get plot from DDA for further development.

Vashi K, Gurgaon

7th October 2015

Maybe it's correct time to invest into L Zone under the DDA Master plan 2021, yet the purchaser ought to remember that it may require some time for the real utilization of the plans on ground by the authority. Therefore, suppose you are investing at this time then you have to sit tight for a few years for the investment to grow.

V. Victor,

8th October 2015

Dear Investors,

I can see that there is much emphasis on investment in L zone and as the market is reverting to L zone this would be upcoming and best place to invest. Following are the key points which will give hype to the area :
1. Proximity to Airport
2. Proximity to Commercial Hub Gurgaon
3. Delhi Pincode
4. Diplomatic Enclave
5. Dwarka expressway
6. Close proximity to Existing metro station Dwarka 21
7. AIIMS 2 in vicinity
8. Well connected with upcoming Major roads.
9. Prices per square foot already reached to 10500 in Dwarka and 11000 in gurgaon

Now things to keep in mind before investment:

1. Time frame for investment should me more than 5-7 Years
2. registerred society,check proper documentation and registry paper of land
4. Consult a reputed property consultant to save yourself from False commitments.

bhuvnesh, Apartment Resident, Gurgaon

4th September 2015

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Ananya,

15th September 2015

Hi Mr Amit Raj,

DDA will only act as a facilitator and create layout and sector plans. LPP is for stakeholders, authorities and common people and not just for big developers.

The land will be used in the following manner: 45-55 per cent for residential purposes, 4-5 per cent for commercial, 4-5 per cent for industrial, 15-20 per cent for green/recreational areas, 8-10 per cent for public and semi-public facilities and 10-12 per cent for circulation.

Kajal, Delhi-NCR

15th January 2015

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@ Amit Raj,
According to me, the concern is the time period which these areas may take to develop. In Raipur, where a similar scheme is prevalent, the basic infrastructure is already in place. When it comes to Delhi, social fabric and basic road infrastructure seems to be missing in areas such as Narela, Nagafgarh and Khanjhawala.

Ankita, Delhi

16th January 2015

@ Mr Amit,
A handful of DDA housing scheme winners also seem to be pondering upon whether to take up the flat or opt out. For many others, DDA remains too good an option to just let go. In such a scenario, local buyers would be waiting to get clear indications in terms of the Master Plans and its actualisation on the ground. As of now, the authority’s commitments seem to be encouraging.

Neha Srivastava, Delhi-NCR

17th January 2015

Hi Kajal,
In my perspective, right now, privately owned area is all the more in Delhi which is insufficient to take care of the demand. Thus, it has ended up vital that new zones be opened up. This policy will illuminate the intense lack of area in Delhi and make the capital a world class and economical city.

Santosh TR,

6th August 2015

I will neither say this is a developing location ,suitable for investment, in same time nor I will say development authority has full control of this location, so you can invest here purchase for future construction. Why I am saying because I think it will take 2-3yrs of time to develop this location. Some times you may encounter with plot litigation.

Dwarkesh,

6th August 2015

Future of this location is not bad ,not good even. If you are buying plot, you have to wait 4-5yrs. If you are buying to construct your dream house here ,still then you have to wait for 4-5yrs. And one more thing as per sources, it is quite hard to find apartment in this location, only plots & plots are available.

Govinda,

6th August 2015

Hi Mr Raj,

In my point of view, currently, privately owned land is more in Delhi which is not enough to meet the demand. Hence, it has become important that new areas be opened up. This policy will solve the acute shortage of land in Delhi and make the capital a world class and sustainable city.

Syed Pasha, Delhi-NCR

15th January 2015

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@ Amit,
Over 20,000 hectare is expected to be urbanized under the Land Pooling Policy (LPP) for which the authority plans to work hand in hand with private developers and experts. Half of this land (around 10,000 hectare) will be kept by the authority to develop the civic infrastructure and EWS housing and the rest will be used for residential and commercial purposes. The authority is also working towards enhancing the existing residential areas of Dwarka, Rohini Phase III, IV & V and Narela.

James, Delhi

15th January 2015

Hi Mr Amit,
As per my knowledge, according to the Master Plan, nearly 24 lakh residential units will be required for an estimated 23 million people by 2021. On an average, the space required per person would be 40 sq m, covering about 920 sq km of urban area for the projected population.

Iram Khan, Delhi-NCR

15th January 2015

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Hi Amit Raj,
In order to make Delhi a world-class city and to cater to the surplus demand for residential units to accommodate the growing population, Delhi Development Authority (DDA) under the Master Plan Delhi (MPD) 2021 is focusing on new regions at Zone J, K, L, N & P (P-I and P-II) for raising residential projects.

Sufia, Delhi

15th January 2015

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