Pune: Good Response To MHADA’s ‘First Come First Served’ Scheme For Affordable Flats
Pune, 21st January 2023: Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority (MHADA) Pune Board has recently announced housing lots. Despite increasing the deposit amount for flats under the ‘First come first served’ scheme, the citizens have shown a good response this year. Applications from 1,106 people have been received so far.
MHADA has increased the amount of deposit to be accompanied by the application for affordable housing to prevent middlemen and benefit the needy. The deposit amount under First Come First (FCF) category has been increased to Rs 50,000. The amount in other categories has been increased from Rs five thousand to Rs fifteen thousand. Therefore, it was said that this year’s draw will get less response from citizens. However, the first-come, first-served scheme has received a good response from citizens so far.
Speaking about this, MHADA Pune Board Chief Nitin Mane Patil said, “Despite the increase in the deposit amount, citizens are giving a good response to the MHADA draw. 3,010 flats in Pune, Pimpri-Chinchwad, Sangli, Solapur, and Kolhapur have been made available under the first-come-first-served scheme.
He further informed, “The contribution amount has been increased for all categories like Low Income Group (LIG), Economically Weaker Section (EWS), Middle Income Group (MIG), High Income Group (HIG). However, so far 1,106 citizens have applied. 132, 61, and 60 citizens of Pimpri-Waghire have applied despite the deposit amount of Rs 50,000, 75,000, and one lakh respectively.”
Meanwhile, MHADA flats are available in Dhanori, Mundhwa, Lohegaon in Pune, Mamurdi, Charholi, Urwade, Pimpri-Waghire, and Tathawade in Pimpri-Chinchwad and Chakan-Mahalunge-Ingle, Ambodi-Rasta-Saswad, Dive-Purandar in rural areas, Mane-Patil added further.
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