GDA Ghaziabad: flats, plot schemes and auctions

GDA does not use one method. It sells fixed-price stock first come first served on its own FCFS portal, where a unit is booked by paying the published amount and there is no bidding; it sells other plots by e-auction to the highest bid against an EMD; and before it builds, it sometimes runs a demand survey, which is not a sale at all. A demand survey takes no money, creates no claim on a flat and confers no place in any queue.

Yes. 2 GDA schemes are open for registration. The dates and the amount payable are on each scheme page.

It varies with plot size rather than being one flat amount, so GDA states it per scheme. The fee is separate from the EMD or booking amount, and each scheme page carries the figure as GDA published it.

On the schemes here GDA states the deposit as: None. No money is taken at this stage; 10% of the reserve price, per property, by bank draft at HDFC Bank before the auction date; 10 per cent of the plot's reserve value, stated by GDA per plot; 10 per cent of the lot's reserve value, stated by GDA per lot; Published per property type and paid at booking. On the units listed here it runs from ₹2,01,000 to ₹3,43,000, about a tenth of the price.

What is payable depends entirely on the method. On the FCFS portal the amount due at booking is published per property type and is roughly a tenth of the price. On a plot e-auction the EMD is category-based and much larger than any application fee. On the Madhuban Bapudham demand survey nothing is payable: no fee, no EMD, no payment of any kind.

GDA Ghaziabad Property Auction, 12 November 2026: 98 properties, closes 5 Nov 2026. GDA First Come First Serve Scheme: 473 flats, open now. Each scheme page lists every unit with its price, and the colony pages below carry them place by place.

Yes - plots in Ghaziabad Development Authority schemes: GDA Ghaziabad Property Auction, 12 November 2026: 98 properties, closes 5 Nov 2026. Each scheme page carries the plot list with the price per unit.

GDA First Come First Serve Scheme has 473 flats, open now. On a first come first served scheme a flat is booked by paying the amount published per property type; there is no draw and no bidding.

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

GDA Ghaziabad Property Auction, 12 November 2026: 98 properties, closes 5 Nov 2026. GDA First Come First Serve Scheme: 473 flats, open now. A Ghaziabad Development Authority new scheme is listed here the day GDA publishes it, with its document.

GDA login, registration and payment are on GDA's own portals. Each open scheme's own portal is listed above under "Where you register and bid". This site never takes a registration or a payment.

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

GDA can have a fixed-price first come first served sale, an e-auction and a demand survey running at the same time. What you pay, whether it is refundable and how a unit is assigned all differ, so establish the method before anything else. The Madhuban Bapudham 2 BHK exercise is a demand survey, not a lucky draw and not a sale. Filling the form buys nothing and reserves nothing; GDA has published no brochure, no flat list and no final price. On the FCFS portal only units GDA marks Vacant are for sale. Units shown as in processing are somebody else's booking in progress, not stock. Some heavily marketed localities sit on the Delhi-Meerut Expressway and RRTS corridor rather than in the established central areas of Ghaziabad.