Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation notice 02/AMC/ESTATE/E-Auction/Plots/2026-27, kept as a dated record — the outcome its sources reported, with the notice facts and sources preserved for reference.
AMC Ahmedabad's 9 residential development & commercial plots e-auction: plots reported sold 3 of 9, as reported by DeshGujarat, 17 Oct 2026.
First seen · Updated · Concluded 16 Oct 2026 — kept as a dated record · Source: AMC Ahmedabad notice
Compiled from AMC Ahmedabad’s own 02/AMC/ESTATE/E-Auction/Plots/2026-27. BiddingPulse is independent research, not affiliated with AMC Ahmedabad; registration, payment and bidding happen on the official source.
DeshGujarat reported the result the day after the second day of bidding: three of the nine plots sold, for about ₹239 crore together.
Plots reported sold
3 of 9
Where these figures come from. Reported by DeshGujarat on 17 October 2026 at 12:12 PM IST; the report names no AMC official. This is a single publication, so it was cross-checked against this page’s notice: each plot it names matches the schedule on area and base rate — the 1,706 sq m plot it places in Gota is Sola FP 273/2 in TP scheme 56 (Gota–Sola–Ognaj), base ₹1,70,000 per sq m.
What they do not establish. These are reported sale rates for three plots, not allotments or an AMC announcement, and the report names no buyer. It does not say which of the other six plots drew bids or what became of them, and BiddingPulse does not infer it. “Around ₹31 crore” is DeshGujarat’s figure as printed. The three rates multiplied by the plot areas come to about ₹238.7 crore, in line with the reported ₹239 crore — a consistency check, not confirmation.
Source
AMC advertisement 02 offers nine plots for sale and development in six Ahmedabad localities: three with residential use and six with commercial use. Registration, EMD and tender fee close on 12 October at 4 PM IST, sealed offers on 14 October at 11:59 PM IST, and plot-specific auctions run on 15–16 October 2026.
All nine schedule rows, exact prices per sq m and EMDs, calculated reserve totals, individual bidding slots, official coordinates and reference planning figures are included. Ambali FP 121’s affordable-housing provisions and Gota FP 263’s possession shortfall are explicit. Site conditions, title and current development permissions have not been independently verified.
This page covers 9 plots across 6 localities in Ahmedabad.
Registration and payment ran from 11 Sep 2026 to 12 Oct 2026, 4:00 PM IST. Online bidding was scheduled for 15–16 Oct 2026 on the Gujarat nProcure e-auction portal.
The official schedule lists each plot’s area and rate; across this phase, the rates span ₹71,000 to ₹2,10,000 per square metre. It does not print each plot’s total reserve price, so we worked it out by multiplying the area by the rate. Across these 9 plots, our reserve totals run from ₹29 Cr to ₹297.09 Cr. Published advertised plot area spans approximately 1,706 to 41,843 square metres. On bidding, the notice says: live bidding starts from the highest sealed offer, which bidders must exceed, with a minimum ₹1,000 per sq m increment. The earnest-money deposit (EMD), a separate refundable deposit paid before bidding, is ₹29,00,200–₹2,97,08,530 per plot, as printed in AMC’s schedule. AMC states that unsuccessful bidders’ EMD is returned without interest within 45 days of auction completion, acceptance of the preferred bid or cancellation. Transfer charges are borne by the bidder. Failure to submit the sealed offer or comply with payment terms can cause forfeiture. That deposit is not the whole cost: a bidder also had to budget for a separate non-refundable ₹10,000 tender fee for each plot and applicable taxes, GST, stamp duty, registration, legal and development costs.
Use the notice and bidder portal links below to check the latest auction status.
| Stage | Date & time | What it means | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tender issued | 11 Sep 2026 | The signed advertisement introduces three residential development plots and six commercial plots | AMC advertisement 02 |
| Registration, EMD, fee and sealed offers open | 11 Sep 2026 | Register a bidder account, then submit the separate ₹10,000 tender fee, EMD, documents and online sealed offer for each plot | AMC tender |
| Questions and clarifications close | 17 Sep 2026 | Questions may be sent to the email printed in the notice; no clock time is stated | AMC tender, page 2 |
| Registration, EMD and tender fee close | 12 Oct 2026, 4:00 PM IST | The ₹10,000 fee is non-refundable; the separate sealed-offer deadline follows two days later | AMC tender |
| Online sealed offers close | 14 Oct 2026, 11:59 PM IST | Failure to submit the sealed offer after registration causes EMD forfeiture under the tender | AMC tender |
| Nine plot-specific e-auction sessions | 15–16 Oct 2026 | Five half-hour sessions on 15 October and four on 16 October. Each last-five-minute bid extends its own session by five minutes, repeatedly with no published cap | AMC tender, pages 1–2 and clause 21 |
Three large residential development plots, including an Ambali plot with affordable-housing-specific planning provisions. Six commercial plots are also offered. Compare each plot below; Reserve is advertised area × upset-price rate. Planning figures are reference-only, subject to current permissions; Gota FP 263 has a smaller stated possession area.
AMC advertises and charges for 5,038 sq m, but identifies 31.73 sq m as not in possession and states that possession will be given for 5,006.27 sq m. The EMD is ₹1,05,79,800. Development FSI is subject to City Planning circular 02/2014-15 dated 9 October 2014, reproduced in the tender. Confirm the exact possessed boundary and development treatment before submitting an offer.
The tender schedule and cadastral drawing distinguish FP 273/1 (4,782 sq m) and FP 273/2 (1,706 sq m). The satellite overlay on the same annexure repeats the label 273/1 on both outlines. Use the cadastral drawing and obtain AMC confirmation of the selected boundary; the overlay label alone is ambiguous.
Hanspura FP 96, Ambali FP 121 and Gota FP 135 are whole land parcels for residential development. AMC’s advertised residential use does not establish a scheme of individual home plots or a requirement that all three become group housing. The buyer must obtain permissions for the proposed development. Ambali’s reference FSI figures specifically apply to Residential Affordable Housing (RAH) use. Hanspura is the largest at 41,843 sq m; its printed 45 m height is subject to an Airport Authority no-objection certificate.
TP 109 (Muthia–Hanspura–Bilasia) · Behind Ashirvad Dev, opposite Naroda Sky, Hanspura
TP 215 (Ambali) · Opposite Sanklap Gwala, near Serene Elegancy, Ambali
TP 33 (Gota) · Opposite Aditya Oriana, near Aaryan Crystal, Gota
Six plots: Ambali FP 140, Gota FP 263, Sola FP 273/1 and 273/2, Jagatpur FP 84+85, and Ranip FP 257. Commercial sale labels do not replace the residential-zone designations in AMC’s reference planning table. Verify the permitted proposal for the selected plot.
TP 212 (Ambali) · Opposite The Primo, off S. P. Ring Road, Ambali
TP 56 (Gota–Sola–Ognaj) · Near Shell petrol pump, opposite Rajput Samaj Bhavan, Gota–Ognaj Road
TP 56 (Gota–Sola–Ognaj) · Behind Empire Skypark and Shivon 37, Astha Palace Road, Sola
TP 56 (Gota–Sola–Ognaj) · Opposite Suyojan apartments, near Shivon 37, Astha Palace Road, Sola
TP 34 (Jagatpur) · Opposite Ganesh Genesis, Jagatpur Cross Road, Gota
TP 66 (Ranip–Chenpur–Chandlodia) · Opposite Kshitij Restaurant, near Ratnadeep Flora, Ranip
AMC’s registration instructions recommend paying the tender fee and EMD preferably 48 hours before the cutoff. The published registration, EMD and fee deadline remains 12 October 2026 at 4:00 PM IST.
The online sealed offer is mandatory even after registration and payment. Live bidding starts from the highest sealed offer and bids must exceed it; the minimum increment is ₹1,000 per sq m. Bids below the upset/base price are rejected. A bid in the final five minutes extends that plot’s session by five minutes, repeatedly until no higher bid arrives in that period.
Subject to confirmation by the competent authority, 10% of the consideration excluding EMD is due within 10 days of the Letter of Intimation; the balance 90%, including EMD, is due within 90 days of that letter. The authority may extend payment, for sufficient reasons, up to a maximum of 270 days with 1% monthly interest on the balance. Possession follows full payment and compliance. The sale deed must be executed within six months of the possession letter.
Annexure B allows up to 15% area variation: payment remains based on the advertised/Form-F area if physical possession is smaller; excess area is additionally payable at the bid rate. Approved construction must start within two years of possession. AMC may allow a further maximum four years in special circumstances; otherwise the rights and payments may be forfeited. Building use requires permission. Any applicable Transit Oriented Zone opinion or Disturbed Areas transfer approval must be obtained from the competent authority.
AMC’s bid form lists the applicant types it accepted: public, private and government companies, joint ventures, limited liability partnerships, partnership firms, co-operative housing societies, government institutions and ventures, individuals and “others”. A company, LLP, joint venture or firm needed a power of attorney for the person bidding. International bidders could take part: EMD was accepted only in rupees, refunds were made in rupees after bank charges, transfers were subject to RBI/FEMA rules, and documents in another language needed a certified English translation. Each plot needed its own registration, tender fee, EMD and online sealed offer; a bid missing any of them was rejected. The tender states no residence or category restriction.
Registration requires completed Annexures A and B, certified address proof and PAN, documents for the applicant’s business or legal form, and a self-declaration on ₹300 stamp paper, notarized. Supporting registrations, tax documents and authorizations apply according to applicant type. Required originals are due to AMC within seven days after the auction. Each plot carries a separate non-refundable ₹10,000 tender fee; applicable taxes, GST, stamp duty, registration, legal, permission, development and service-connection costs are additional.
The notice groups the 9 plots into 6 localities. The bar shows how many plots are in each group. The matrix maps every plot to AMC Ahmedabad’s published use.
| Locality | Residential development 3 plots | Commercial 6 plots | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ambali | 1 | 1 | 2 plots |
| Gota | 1 | 1 | 2 plots |
| Sola | 0 | 2 | 2 plots |
| Hanspura | 1 | 0 | 1 plot |
| Jagatpur | 0 | 1 | 1 plot |
| Ranip | 0 | 1 | 1 plot |
| All localities | 3 | 6 | 9 plots |
This auction has closed. These official sources remain for reference and record-keeping. The reported sale outcome on this page is its sources’, first published 17 Oct 2026; BiddingPulse republishes the sale outcome its source reported, itemising the plots and winning bids it prints, and identifies no bidder.
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