Aligarh Development Authority (ADA Aligarh): what it sells, its vacant houses and flats, its colonies and the Master Plan 2031

Plots by e-auction on eauction.adaaligarh.in, with EMD at 10% of the published property value; bidding is behind a login and every card is labelled "Offline Auction". Houses and flats through the state's janhit portal, janhit.upda.in - its last published route was first-come first-served, "as is where is", from 24-09-2025 to 08-10-2025. Transport Nagar was allotted by a draw, whose list it published on 01-08-2023.

Yes. 1 ADA Aligarh scheme is open for registration. The dates and the amount payable are on each scheme page.

On the schemes here ADA Aligarh states the deposit as: 10% of the published property value, stated on every one of the 98 lots; None published on the list. ADA's 2025 window took registration money of 10% of the price, adjusted against the price, plus ₹100 form charge.

From its 2025 brochure, the only payment terms it has published for its houses: 10% registration money brings a reservation letter, 15% more within 30 days brings the allotment letter, and the remaining 75% is paid in a lump sum or in instalments - 20 quarterly over five years at 12% for LIG, 120 monthly over ten years at 10% for EWS. 2% off for clearing the balance within 90 days. Anything above one storey is allotted leasehold, with lease rent at 10% of the land value, and a corner property costs a further 10% of the land value. For the e-auction it publishes the property value and the EMD and nothing else.

ADA Aligarh vacant houses and flats: 204 houses, open now. Each scheme page lists every unit with its price, and the colony pages below carry them place by place.

ADA Aligarh vacant houses and flats has 204 houses, open now. The method, the amount payable and the portal are on the scheme page.

The ADA Aligarh result - the draw or lottery result, or the auction result - is published on ADA Aligarh'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 Aligarh publishes it, with the link.

The Aligarh Development Authority, the body that plans and controls building in and around Aligarh under the Uttar Pradesh Urban Planning and Development Act, 1973. In its own words it prepares the master plan, controls development against it, acquires and manages land for housing, builds housing, and provides physical and social infrastructure. It has departments for land acquisition, planning, engineering, property, finance, master plan, enforcement and computers.

Yes, by two different routes. Plots go to e-auction on ADA's own portal, eauction.adaaligarh.in, where each lot carries its sector, area, property value, earnest money and dates; bidding needs a registered login. Built houses and flats in ADA's colonies go through the state's janhit portal, janhit.upda.in, and ADA keeps a vacant-property list of what is standing empty. SarkariProperty carries both, lot by lot, with the source document linked.

A register, not an offer. ADA publishes a table of the houses and flats standing empty in its colonies - the colony, the unit number, whether it is EWS, LIG or MIG, the area and a price - with the words "building vacant" against every row. It carries no opening date, no last date, no application route and no earnest money. ADA's own brochure for the same buildings calls the counts and prices estimates that change without notice as allotments proceed, and sells them "as is where is".

Its Schemes page names Swarn Jayanti Nagar and Swarn Jayanti Nagar Vistar Yojana, Brij Vihar Yojana, Agra Road Vikas Nagar Yojana, Pala Road Yojana, Avantika Phase 1 and Phase 2, Dodhpur Vikas Yojana, Shanti Niketan Awashiya Yojana, the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana colony at Barula Jafrabad, and Transport Nagar Yojana. Its vacant-property list also names Elampur Yojana on the G.T. Road and the Kanshiram Awasiya Yojana on Pala Road.

ADA publishes three lists and they answer three different questions: colonies approved by ADA, colonies developed by ADA, and unauthorised colonies. A plot in a colony on the unauthorised list is not a plot ADA will sanction a building map on. Ask for the colony's name as it appears on ADA's list, not the name on the hoarding, and check all three before paying anything.

On ADA's own Master Plan page, as the Master Plan 2031 and a booklet. It is a planning map: it shows what land may be used for, not who owns it. Plot boundaries and ownership are in the revenue records and the bhu naksha of Aligarh district, which ADA does not keep.

ADA lists each lot on eauction.adaaligarh.in with a property value and an earnest money deposit, which on its current round is a tenth of that value, and a window to pay it before the auction day. You register as a bidder on the portal and pay the deposit for the lot you want. ADA publishes no brochure for the round and no eligibility condition beyond that - which is what it has published, not a guarantee that none applies. Its cards are labelled "Offline Auction" even on the e-auction portal, and ADA explains that nowhere.

By ADA's own brochure terms for its houses: anything above one storey is allotted leasehold, and lease rent at a tenth of the land value is payable before possession or registry; a corner property carries a further tenth of the land value; and water and sewer connection charges, document charges and the stamp paper for the lease or sale deed are the buyer's. The advertised price is not the price.

Its own site says two different things, and both are recorded here rather than one being quietly picked. Its Administration page names Om Prakash Arya (IAS) as Commissioner and Chairman and Rahul Kashyap Vishwakarma (PCS) as Secretary. Its Contact Us page names Sangeeta Singh (IAS) as Commissioner and Chairman of Aligarh Division and Deepali Bhargav as Secretary. Both pages agree that Kuldeep Meena (IAS) is Vice Chairman.

HIG 41, Ramghat Road, Phase 1, ADA Colony, Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh 202001, by its own Contact Us page, which gives 08218149435 and [email protected]. Its house payments go to Canara Bank on Ramghat Road.

adaaligarh.com is the one that works and carries the schemes, vacant property, colony lists and master plan. adaaligarh.in serves an invalid security certificate and could not be read - even though ADA's own brochure tells applicants to see property details there. Its auction portal is a third address, eauction.adaaligarh.in.

ADA is a development authority - Aligarh Development Authority here. It is not the Agra Development Authority, the Ayodhya Development Authority or the Prayagraj Development Authority, which are separate bodies for separate cities and all of which this site also carries. Search results mix them up constantly; check the city before you pay anything.

No. Nagar Nigam Aligarh is the municipal corporation that runs the city's services and collects house tax. ADA plans and approves development across the city and the area around it, develops colonies and sells plots and houses in them.

ADA Aligarh vacant houses and flats: 204 houses, open now. A Aligarh Development Authority new scheme is listed here the day ADA Aligarh publishes it, with its document.

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

Its About Us page describes Ghaziabad, not Aligarh - the district between the Ganga and Yamuna, the Hindon dividing the city, the five zones of Ghaziabad Nagar Nigam. Its home page describes the approved-colony list as "approved by Aligarh Development Authority, Jhansi". Its Administration page and its Contact Us page name different people in the same posts: Om Prakash Arya IAS against Sangeeta Singh IAS as Commissioner and Chairman, and Rahul Kashyap Vishwakarma PCS against Deepali Bhargav as Secretary. Both are recorded here; neither has been quietly picked over the other. Two domains. adaaligarh.com is the site that works and carries the lists. adaaligarh.in, which its own brochure tells applicants to use for property details, serves an invalid certificate and could not be read. Its vacant-property list is a register, not an offer: no date, no window, no application route and no EMD on it. Its own brochure calls the counts and prices estimates that change without notice as allotments proceed. The area column on that list is headed "area / built-up area" and it never says which. It publishes no carpet area anywhere.