“The Lucknow Development Authority has successfully allotted 334 plots in the first phase of the Anant Nagar Housing Scheme in 2025, attracting over 13,000 applicants. Located on Mohaan Road, the 785-acre township aims to house 1.5 lakh people with modern amenities, including an Edutech City and eco-friendly infrastructure. The lottery for allotment was conducted transparently, … Read more
“The Uttar Pradesh government has launched new rental housing schemes under the Affordable Rental Housing Complexes (ARHC) to support urban migrants and the poor. Aimed at providing dignified living spaces, these initiatives repurpose vacant government-funded houses and encourage private sector participation. Despite progress, challenges like low uptake and implementation hurdles persist, with only a fraction … Read more
“The Lucknow Development Authority (LDA) has launched multiple housing schemes targeting the middle class, offering over 6,000 residential plots across projects like Anant Nagar, Wellness City, and Education City. Priced affordably with modern amenities, these schemes aim to address the city’s growing housing demand while promoting sustainable urban living.” New Affordable Housing Schemes Transform Lucknow’s … Read more
UP is leading India’s sustainable urban development with innovative eco-friendly housing schemes. From energy-efficient designs to affordable green homes under PMAY, these initiatives reduce carbon footprints and promote healthier living. With government support and private partnerships, UP’s green cities are setting a benchmark for environmental consciousness in India’s real estate sector. UP’s Path to Sustainable … Read more
Uttar Pradesh is intensifying efforts to provide affordable housing for low-income families through schemes like PMAY and state-led initiatives. Subsidies, grants, and interest rate relief are helping thousands own homes, with projects like Awadh Vihar Yojana offering flats at reduced costs. Despite progress, challenges like uneven coverage and documentation hurdles persist, impacting the state’s urban … Read more
Uttar Pradesh aims to construct 5 lakh new homes in 2025 under PMAY-G and PMAY-U, focusing on rural and urban poor. The state has allocated significant funds to meet this target, prioritizing marginalized communities and women. With over 35 lakh houses already built, UP is on track to enhance housing infrastructure, though challenges like incomplete … Read more
UP’s new slum rehabilitation program targets improved housing and amenities for the urban poor, focusing on in-situ development and private partnerships. With 50,000 homes allocated and Rs 732 crore invested, the initiative addresses long-standing neglect. Challenges like eligibility criteria and infrastructure gaps persist, but the program promises dignified living for slum dwellers. UP Launches Ambitious … Read more
Lucknow Development Authority (LDA) has launched online applications for its 2025 housing schemes, including the Anant Nagar Housing Scheme, offering affordable plots and flats for various income groups. With a transparent first-come, first-serve process, the initiative aims to provide modern housing to 1.5 lakh citizens, prioritizing economically weaker sections. LDA Unveils Online Registration for 2025 … Read more
“The Lucknow Development Authority’s Anant Nagar Yojana has sparked significant interest, with over 13,000 applicants vying for 334 plots in its first phase. The lottery, conducted transparently at Indira Gandhi Pratishthan, aims to provide affordable housing across 785 acres. Featuring modern amenities and sustainable urban planning, the scheme targets diverse income groups, including EWS and … Read more
Haryana’s government has introduced the Mukhyamantri Awas Yojana 2025, targeting affordable housing for urban poor. Offering subsidies up to ₹2.67 lakh, the scheme aims to benefit 1 lakh families across cities like Gurugram and Faridabad. With transparent online monitoring via AwaasSoft, it integrates with PMAY-U 2.0 to ensure pucca homes for low-income groups. Haryana’s Mukhyamantri … Read more