MHADA Mumbai Amenity Plots 2026

Overview

By designation

Where the plots are

Before you book

From MHADA's own document, linked under Documents. SarkariProperty does not rank schemes and publishes no view on whether one is a good buy - the terms are the argument.

• MHADA is leasing eight amenity plots inside its own Mumbai colonies, first come first served, at published prices adding to Rs 118.19 crore. Four at Malvani in Malad West, one at Gorai-2, one at Akurli and two at Tagore Nagar, Vikhroli.
• There is no auction and no bidding. MHADA sets the price at the ready reckoner rate times the plot area, publishes it in the booklet, and allots to whoever books first and qualifies.
• The plots are reserved uses under DCPR 2034, not open land: a maternity hospital, two composite schools with playgrounds, a college, a multipurpose community centre, a primary and secondary school, and two small amenity plots.
• Prices run from Rs 29.16 lakh for the 32.48 sq m plot at Gorai-2 to Rs 33.25 crore for the 7,160.96 sq m maternity hospital plot at Malvani. Earnest money is one per cent of the price.
• Two plots cost twice the ready reckoner rate because they are in the R Zone, and on the two composite school plots the playground is not charged for at all. Both are MHADA's own arithmetic, checked here.
• Booking runs in cycles: 20 to 30 September and 15 to 25 October 2026, each for what is left plus anything newly added. A corrigendum of 15 September says the cycle two and three dates may be revised on MHADA's website.
• A school or college plot needs a registered trust with seven years running a recognised school and 500 students; a hospital plot needs a Health Department certificate. Everything is online and MHADA accepts no physical document after submission.
• The plots are leased, not sold, and MHADA does not fix the term or the annual rent in the booklet - both follow its prevailing policy under the Disposal of Land Rules 1981.

Source: Who may apply, and the school and hospital gates, published by MHADA and held here in full. Transcribed, not summarised.

Who can apply

• Read the plot you want in the booklet's Annexure-I before anything else: MHADA publishes the reservation, the area, the rate, the whole price, the earnest money and a latitude and longitude for each of the eight.
• Check you clear that plot's gate. A school or college plot needs a registered trust or society with seven years of running a recognised school and 500 students; a hospital plot needs a Health Department certificate.
• Visit the site. MHADA says in terms that the applicant is advised to see the plot before applying and that it will not carry out any development on it.
• Register on MHADA's FCFS portal at eauction.mhada.gov.in/MumbaiBoardFcfsPlot and accept the terms, which is a required step before you can proceed.
• Book the plot online in an open cycle, uploading the documents and paying the earnest money - one per cent of the plot's price - by net banking. Cycle two books 20 to 30 September 2026 and cycle three 15 to 25 October, both for the plots left over and any newly added.
• Everything is online. MHADA states that no physical document will be accepted after submission and that an incomplete application is treated as defective, invalid and rejected.
• MHADA downloads and scrutinises the submitted documents and publishes the eligible and ineligible applicants with the booking sequence - 10 October for cycle two, 5 November for cycle three, subject to the corrigendum of 15 September.

Eligibility is MHADA's to decide, on the documents you upload to its portal. SarkariProperty transcribes the rule and checks nothing on your behalf.

Source: Who may apply, and the school and hospital gates, published by MHADA and held here in full. Transcribed, not summarised.

Scheme and asset documents

Everything MHADA has published about this scheme and the assets in it.

These are the source documents for this page. Where the authority contradicts itself, both numbers appear here and neither is quietly corrected. The files stay on MHADA's own servers - the pictures are first pages, so you can see what you are opening.

Changes since publication

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Read this before the booklet's dates: it moves them.

Corrigendum of 15 September: the dates may moveThe list of eligible and ineligible applicants from cycle one, due 15 September at 5:00 PM, will be published on MHADA's website a few days late, and the revised timetable for cycles two and three will follow there as well. Anyone planning around 20 September should check MHADA's site first. Corrigendump. 1 · image

The scheme document, in full

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MHADA's booklet as published. Everything this page says about price, eligibility and the lease is in it.

Who may apply, and the school and hospital gatesThe introduction and the eligibility clauses: who may contract, how a company, partnership, trust or society signs, and then the two tables that decide most of this scheme - a school or college plot needs a registered trust with seven years of running a recognised school, 500 students across at most five schools and three years of certified tenth-class results; a hospital plot needs a Health Department certificate. Details & termspp. 1–5 · 5 pp The terms of the leaseGovernment taxes on the application amount, the lease conditions MHADA imposes including the right to enter and inspect, the requirement that Marathi be a compulsory medium of instruction alongside Hindi or English on the education plots, and the registration certificates required from a firm. Details & termspp. 14–18 · 5 pp

What is on offer

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MHADA's own Annexure-I, which is where all eight rows above come from, coordinates included.

Annexure-I: the eight plotsEvery plot with its layout and location, its DCPR 2034 reservation, a latitude and a longitude, the area, the ready reckoner rate per square metre, the total offset price, the basic FSI and the earnest money. The playground rows carry an FSI of zero, which is how MHADA shows they are not charged for. Asset tablepp. 19–20 · 2 pp

Where booking runs

The steps

1. Read the plot you want in the booklet's Annexure-I before anything else: MHADA publishes the reservation, the area, the rate, the whole price, the earnest money and a latitude and longitude for each of the eight.
2. Check you clear that plot's gate. A school or college plot needs a registered trust or society with seven years of running a recognised school and 500 students; a hospital plot needs a Health Department certificate.
3. Visit the site. MHADA says in terms that the applicant is advised to see the plot before applying and that it will not carry out any development on it.
4. Register on MHADA's FCFS portal at eauction.mhada.gov.in/MumbaiBoardFcfsPlot and accept the terms, which is a required step before you can proceed.
5. Book the plot online in an open cycle, uploading the documents and paying the earnest money - one per cent of the plot's price - by net banking. Cycle two books 20 to 30 September 2026 and cycle three 15 to 25 October, both for the plots left over and any newly added.
6. Everything is online. MHADA states that no physical document will be accepted after submission and that an incomplete application is treated as defective, invalid and rejected.
7. MHADA downloads and scrutinises the submitted documents and publishes the eligible and ineligible applicants with the booking sequence - 10 October for cycle two, 5 November for cycle three, subject to the corrigendum of 15 September.

Register on MHADA Mumbai Board FCFS portal

SarkariProperty does not take applications, payments or bids. Everything happens on MHADA's own portal.

Source: Who may apply, and the school and hospital gates, published by MHADA and held here in full. Transcribed, not summarised.

What you have to fill in

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The application form and the technical response letter, on MHADA's own formats.

How the booking works, step by stepMHADA's own steps: accepting the terms, paying the earnest money, the documents the checklist demands, the rule that an incomplete application is rejected and that no physical document is accepted after submission, the three booking cycles with their dates, and the advice to visit the plot first because MHADA will develop nothing on it. Process guidepp. 6–13 · 8 pp The application form and response letterThe technical application response letter, to go on the applicant's own letterhead, and MHADA's application form for the Mumbai Housing and Area Development Board. Formpp. 21–23 · 3 pp