Government plot schemes and flats in Gorakhpur

Yes. GIDA Gorakhpur Available Plots (GIDA): 153 plots, open now. GDA Gorakhpur Vacant Residential Properties Lottery 2026 (GDA Gorakhpur): 96 properties, closes 23 Nov 2026. GDA Gorakhpur Commercial Properties and Junior High School Plot e-Auction 2026 (GDA Gorakhpur): 114 properties, closes 23 Nov 2026.

Gorakhpur Development Authority. GDA Greenwood Apartment, Gorakhpur: 244 flats, closes 29 Nov 2026. GDA Gorakhpur Vacant Residential Properties Lottery 2026: 96 properties, closes 23 Nov 2026.

Two different things share that phrase. UPAVP, GDA Gorakhpur and GIDA sell plots and flats themselves - those are on this page, with the plot number and the price each authority published. "GDA Gorakhpur approved" is also used of a private colony whose layout the authority sanctioned; this site does not list those, because there is no authority price list behind them.

UPAVP, GDA Gorakhpur, GIDA have 661 plots on record in Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh, across 8 schemes. 4 are open for registration now.

Published prices in Gorakhpur run from ₹18.01 L to ₹35.8 Cr. Some of these are reserve prices, which a plot sells above, and some are fixed prices set by the authority. Each scheme page says which.

Uttar Pradesh Awas Evam Vikas Parishad, Gorakhpur Development Authority, Gorakhpur Industrial Development Authority. The source document is linked on each scheme page.

Two authorities, and they are not the same body. The Gorakhpur Development Authority (GDA, gdagkp.in) sells flats, plots and shops in its own colonies across the city. The Gorakhpur Industrial Development Authority (GIDA, gidagkp.in) allots industrial, commercial and residential plots inside its own sectors, which section 17 of the UP Industrial Area Development Act 1976 takes out of the city master plan.

GDA is registering for 244 flats at Greenwood Apartment, Taramandal until 25 October 2026 - its second window on the same scheme, after the first closed on 21 September and was drawn on 29 September, and for Kushmi Enclave flats until 1 October 2026, though it publishes no price for Kushmi. Its Khorabar Medicity hospital and hotel plots and its Rapti Nagar Vistar hotel and healthcare plots are listed as vacant with rates but with no window or date at all. GIDA's land bank takes applications continuously through Nivesh Mitra.

From GDA's own published figures: a Greenwood HIG 3 BHK is ₹96.18 lakh and a Super HIG 4 BHK ₹1.14 crore. On its 2025 vacant list, a Lohia Enclave 1 BHK ran from ₹17.58 lakh, a Rapti Nagar Vistar EWS plot of 40 sq m was ₹16.33 lakh and an HIG-II plot of 240 sq m was ₹1.14 crore. Khorabar hospital land is ₹37,930 per sq m.

Flats and residential plots go by e-lottery among registered applicants; commercial property goes by e-auction to the highest bidder above the printed estimated value. Registration money is 10 per cent of the value for the general category and 5 per cent for reserved categories.

No. GDA plans and develops the city under the UP Urban Planning and Development Act 1973; GIDA is the industrial authority; and several older GDA colonies, including Rapti Nagar Phase-1 and Phase-3, Vikas Nagar, Shastri Nagar and both Transport Nagars, have been handed to Nagar Nigam Gorakhpur, so a resale there is the corporation's business.

GDA publishes Mahayojana 2031 as Mahayoujana1.pdf and GKP_MP_2031.pdf, and 38 scheme layouts on its layout page, most of them .tif images. It also publishes lists of unauthorised colonies inside its area, which is what to check before buying a private plot in Gorakhpur.

GDA publishes the Gorakhpur master plan, Mahayojana 2031, as Mahayoujana1.pdf and GKP_MP_2031.pdf on gdagkp.in, and 38 scheme layouts on its layout page, most of them .tif images. Those are the authority's own drawings; this site carries no road map of the city.

It depends which boundary is meant, and the figures published do not agree. The Nagar Nigam publishes no area on its own site; press accounts of the 2021 boundary extension put it at about 210 sq km after adding roughly 65 sq km and 32 revenue villages, while other compilations give about 226 sq km. The figure with a clean paper trail is the development authority's: a UP cabinet decision of December 2020 took GDA's area from 284.96 sq km to 641.73 sq km, with 319 revenue villages in all.

No. Jhungiya, in Chargawan block near B.R.D. Medical College, has no GDA scheme and no GIDA sector. It falls inside GDA's development area, so building there needs a GDA map sanction, but nothing there is on offer from either authority.

The industrial estate is GIDA, in Sahjanwa and Sadar tehsils, with a second area being developed at Dhuriyapar in Gola tehsil. GIDA names twenty companies on its home page, among them Gallant Steel, India Glycols, Varun Beverage, APL Appolo Tubes and Central Warehousing Corporation, and its GIS portal names ten, only two of which are on both lists. For the district, the MSME profile of June 2016 counted 12,324 registered units employing about 54,442 people.

It depends which boundary is meant, and the figures published do not agree. The Nagar Nigam publishes no area on its own site; press accounts of the 2021 boundary extension put it at about 210 sq km after adding roughly 65 sq km and 32 revenue villages, while other compilations give about 226 sq km. The figure with a clean paper trail is the development authority's: a UP cabinet decision of December 2020 took GDA's area from 284.96 sq km to 641.73 sq km, with 319 revenue villages in all.

The industrial estate is GIDA, in Sahjanwa and Sadar tehsils, with a second area being developed at Dhuriyapar in Gola tehsil. GIDA names twenty companies on its home page, among them Gallant Steel, India Glycols, Varun Beverage, APL Appolo Tubes and Central Warehousing Corporation, and its GIS portal names ten, only two of which are on both lists. For the district, the MSME profile of June 2016 counted 12,324 registered units employing about 54,442 people.