Agra Development Authority (ADA Agra): plots, flats and e-auctions

Two methods, running at the same time and with different money. Township residential plots go to a lucky draw, entered by paying registration money rather than by bidding. Commercial, industrial and institutional plots go to e-auction on ADA's own platform, decided on the highest bid above a reserve.

Not at the moment. Every ADA Agra scheme on record here has closed. Past schemes are kept with their figures so the next round can be compared against them.

ADA Agra has charged a registration or processing fee of ₹1,500 and ₹1,100 on the schemes listed here. The fee is separate from the EMD or booking amount, and each scheme page carries the figure as ADA Agra published it.

On the schemes here ADA Agra states the deposit as: 10% of the reserve price, per site; 10% of the reserve price, per plot; Registration amount, 10% of the category's largest plot price (5% reserved), as reported; Registration amount, 10% of the category price (5% reserved); 10% of the reserve price, published per plot on the item-wise EMD page.

On an e-auction, a processing fee of ₹1,500 and an EMD of 10 per cent of the reserve price, per lot, paid online before bidding. On the township lotteries, registration money of 10 per cent of the category's price, halved to 5 per cent for reserved categories, with a ₹1,100 processing fee on the Greater Agra townships. Figures as transcribed from ADA's own notices.

The ADA Agra result - the draw or lottery result, or the auction result - is published on ADA Agra's own site. No result has been published for the schemes on record. This site records a result on the scheme page the day ADA Agra publishes it, with the link.

Two ways. Plots, houses and flats left in its colonies, and commercial sites, are sold by online e-auction on ADA's portal, eauction.adaagra.org.in. New townships are sold at a fixed rate per sq m by lottery after online registration. This site never takes an application or a payment.

A participation fee of ₹1,500 for the event and an EMD of 10 percent of the reserve price for each plot or flat you bid on, both paid online. ADA's 2025 ADA Heights flat rounds showed smaller fixed EMD amounts against the same 10 percent wording, so read the item-wise EMD in each notice before paying.

In the Taj Nagri Phase II booklet, 25 percent of the bid (with the EMD adjusted) within 30 days of the allotment letter, and the rest in one go or in quarterly instalments with interest. Freehold charge, any corner premium, stamp duty and registration are extra, and ADA can forfeit up to half the value if payments are missed.

No. ADA's portal moves a finished auction to its closed list without winners or sale prices, and ADA's site has no results page. A bidder learns the outcome through the portal login and ADA's letter.

ADA's list of colonies it developed has 31 schemes, including Kalindi Vihar (the Trans Yamuna scheme), Taj Nagri Phase 1 and Phase 2, Jawaharpuram, Kedar Nagar, Shivaji Nagar, Transport Nagar and Sanjay Place. ADA also sells in Shastripuram, which is not on that list.

Get ADA's layout approval file number and the plot's khasra and village from the seller, find the colony in ADA's approved colonies lists and open its layout PDF, then check it is not on ADA's unauthorised or blacklisted lists. If it is on none of them, ask ADA in writing before paying.

Two new ADA townships sold by lottery. Amar Ujala reports Atalpuram on the Gwalior Highway at ₹29,500 per sq m, and Greater Agra on the Inner Ring Road at ₹33,000 per sq m, whose first two townships were drawn in September 2026. ADA has not put a brochure for either on its own site, so neither is listed here yet.

Yes. The state approved it by a government order dated 24 March 2025. ADA's Plan page has the approval note and a scanned land-use map, and copies can be inspected at ADA's office.

Jaipur House Colony, Ratan Muni Road, Agra 282010; phone 0562-2510070; email [email protected]. The property section is room B-13, and ADA holds a public hearing, Mitra Diwas, every Tuesday.

Not at the moment; every ADA Agra scheme on record here has closed. A Agra Development Authority new scheme is listed here the day ADA Agra publishes it, with its document.

No. Registration, payment and bidding all happen on ADA Agra's own portal at eauction.adaagra.org.in/home. This page exists so a scheme is found before its deadline, and every figure links back to the document it came from.

A lottery and an e-auction can be open at once. On the lottery you pay registration money and a draw decides; on the auction you pay an EMD and the highest bid decides. Establish which one a property is in before paying anything. Reserved-category registration money is half the general figure on the township lotteries. The plot price is not halved; only the money needed to enter. ADA's approved-colony list is a planning record, not stock. A colony on it is sold by its own developer, not by ADA.