If you live in Prayagraj or know someone searching for a home, the latest news from the Prayagraj Development Authority (PDA) matters. After a well‑received lottery earlier this year, PDA is ready to run another draw, this time for 659 vacant flats across its schemes. The previous lottery attracted 148 applicants for just 105 units, showing how high the demand is, especially in areas like Kalindipuram’s Mausam Vihar and Jahnvi Apartment.
Vice President Dr. Amit Pal Sharma praised the transparent method used in the first round and said the new lottery will keep fairness at its core while helping ease the city’s housing shortage. Applications will open soon, and PDA has promised clear guidelines to make the process open and simple for everyone.
The city’s housing shortage has been a hot topic for years. With more people moving to Prayagraj for work and study, affordable flats are harder to find. By allocating 659 vacant units, PDA is trying to fill a big gap in the market. The lottery system also avoids favoritism—every eligible applicant gets a fair shot based on set rules, not on connections.
Another plus is that the flats come from different schemes, meaning buyers can pick from a mix of locations and sizes. This variety helps families choose a home that fits their budget and lifestyle, whether they need a compact one‑bedroom unit or a larger family flat.
Here’s a quick rundown of what you need to do if you want to join the lottery:
Once you’re selected, you’ll need to sign the sale agreement and pay the down payment as per PDA’s schedule. The remaining amount can be financed through banks that partner with PDA, making the purchase more affordable.
In short, the upcoming lottery is a big chance for many families to secure a decent home without the usual hassles of the real‑estate market. Keep an eye on PDA’s official announcements, gather your documents early, and be ready to apply as soon as the portal opens. Good luck!
The Prayagraj Development Authority (PDA) is gearing up for a fresh lottery to distribute 659 vacant flats across its schemes after a well‑received earlier draw. The prior lottery saw 148 applicants vie for 105 units, sparking strong interest especially in Kalindipuram’s Mausam Vihar and Jahnvi Apartment. Vice President Dr. Amit Pal Sharma praised the transparent method and highlighted the demand. PDA’s new round aims to maintain fairness while easing the city’s housing shortage. Applications will open soon, with clear guidelines to ensure an open process.