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Announced30 Jul 2026
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CHB ChandigarhAnnounced · source page 30 Jul 2026
CHB Chandigarh Residential freehold dwellings Aug 2026 e-auction: 14 dwellings across Chandigarh
The publicly listed Chandigarh Housing Board notice public notice for 14 residential freehold properties, digested and source-cited by BiddingPulse — offered on the GeM e-auction portal.
14 dwellings5 location/category groupsReserve ₹41.46 L – ₹7.34 CrEMD payment by 12 Aug 2026
Published 31 Jul 2026· Compiled from CHB Chandigarh notice public notice for 14 residential freehold properties and linked official sources
On the numbers
What “14 dwellings” means
What the CHB Chandigarh official auction materials say
CHB offers 14 vacant residential dwellings on a freehold, as-is-where-is basis, each as a separate GeM e-bid. The official inventory spans 548.133–2,092 sq ft of covered area, reserves of ₹41,46,424–₹7,33,94,739 and property-specific EMDs of ₹2 lakh–₹16 lakh.
What BiddingPulse covers
This page reproduces the complete 14-dwelling schedule and reconciles every area, reserve and deposit against the property inventory and Annexure A of the terms. It groups the rows into five location and CHB-category groups without converting the published square-foot areas. The scanned public notice itself prints no notice number or issue date, so the date shown is the official CHB source page’s 30 Jul 2026 publication date. The notice, inventory and relevant terms pages were opened directly, rendered and visually checked.
The official auction materials, in plain terms
Compiled by BiddingPulse · cited to public notice for 14 residential freehold properties and linked official sources
The Chandigarh Housing Board (CHB) published its Residential freehold dwellings Aug 2026 notice (public notice for 14 residential freehold properties; official source page published 30 Jul 2026), offering 14 dwellings across 5 location/category groups in Chandigarh. An e-auction simply means the bidding runs on the authority-designated online portal named in the notice rather than in a room. BiddingPulse summarizes the linked official auction materials — their listed dwellings, sizes, reserve prices, and location/category groups — and includes the full unit-level schedule.
The auction runs to a published public timetable. An eligible bidder records their interest and places the deposit by 12 Aug 2026, 5:00 PM IST, and bidding is held 14 Aug 2026, 9:00 AM – 24 Aug 2026, 4:00 PM IST. Every step — registering, paying, and bidding — happens on the Government e-Marketplace forward-auction portal (GeM), the authority-designated portal named in the notice; the authoritative notice sits on chbonline.in. BiddingPulse lays out the auction's facts; it is never a party to it.
Two numbers decide what a dwelling costs to chase. The first is the reserve price — the authority’s floor, below which no bid is accepted. The linked official auction materials set this bidding rule: each increase must be at least ₹5,000; the terms allow unlimited extensions at the scheduled close. Across these 14 dwellings, the reserve runs from ₹41.46 L – ₹7.34 Cr. The dwellings measure 548.133 to 2,092 square feet. The reserve is the floor; the linked official auction materials’ bidding rule above controls which bids are valid, and neither predicts the price it will settle at. The second number is the earnest-money deposit (EMD) — a refundable pre-bid deposit — here ₹2 lakh–₹16 lakh, paid separately through GeM for each dwelling a bidder wants to bid on. The terms say GeM holds EMD in escrow, refunds unsuccessful bidders directly, and transfers a successful bidder’s EMD to CHB after acceptance of the highest bid. These two are not the whole cost: a bidder also budgets for stamp duty, additional stamp duty, registration and conveyance-deed expenses, and all applicable present or future taxes, levies, charges and statutory or non-statutory dues assigned to the purchaser.
This page is kept as a dated, source-cited record of the auction's facts, becoming the permanent record once bidding closes. Every figure here should be verified against the Chandigarh Housing Board (CHB) linked official auction materials before acting.
Auction timeline
Dates from public notice for 14 residential freehold properties and linked official sources
Stage
Date & time
What it means
Source
Official auction page published
30 Jul 2026
CHB published the scanned public notice, the 14-property inventory and the detailed residential sale terms
CHB
EMD payment opens
3 Aug 2026, 10:00 AM IST
The published window to pay the separate property-specific EMD through GeM begins
GeM
EMD payment closes
12 Aug 2026, 5:00 PM IST
Last published moment to complete the EMD through GeM for every dwelling a bidder intends to bid on
GeM
GeM e-bidding window
14 Aug 2026, 9:00 AM – 24 Aug 2026, 4:00 PM IST
Each dwelling is auctioned separately; the terms permit unlimited extensions, with every bid increase at least ₹5,000
CHB / GeM
Complete CHB dwelling schedule
CHB property inventory · official source page published 30 Jul 2026
CHB’s linked property inventory lists every dwelling, covered area and reserve price. The property-specific deposits and chargeable land areas below were cross-checked against Annexure A of the linked detailed terms.
Units 2502-3, 2504-3, 2516-3 and 2520-3 are each 552.75 sq ft, with a ₹41,46,424 reserve and ₹2 lakh deposit. Units 2503-2, 2504-2 and 2517-2 are each 561.047 sq ft, with a ₹46,55,000 reserve and ₹2 lakh deposit. Unit 2514-1 is 548.133 sq ft, with a ₹50,99,821 reserve and ₹2 lakh deposit; unit 2530-2 is 561.462 sq ft, with a ₹46,58,320 reserve and ₹2 lakh deposit. Annexure A lists 22.59 sq yd of chargeable land for each dwelling.
Inventory row 10 · Annexure A row 10
What is the Manimajra Category IV dwelling?
Unit 5533-3 carries CHB’s “Category IV” label. It has 884 sq ft of covered area, 26.29 sq yd of chargeable land, a ₹1,05,84,068 reserve and a ₹3 lakh deposit.
Inventory row 11 · Annexure A row 11
What is the Manimajra Category I dwelling?
Unit 5140-3 carries CHB’s “Category I” label. It has 2,092 sq ft of covered area, 76.49 sq yd of chargeable land, a ₹2,64,59,275 reserve and a ₹6 lakh deposit.
Inventory rows 12–13 · Annexure A rows 12–13
Which Sector 63 two-bedroom dwellings are listed?
Units 2170-B and 2173-C are the two-bedroom dwellings in Sector 63. Each has 1,106.31 sq ft of covered area, 42.86 sq yd of chargeable land, a ₹1,29,43,827 reserve and a ₹3 lakh deposit.
Inventory row 14 · Annexure A row 14
What is the Sector 46-C high-income-group dwelling?
Unit 3706 is the high-income-group (HIG) lower independent dwelling in Sector 46-C. It has 796.46 sq ft of covered area, 213.68 sq yd of chargeable land, a ₹7,33,94,739 reserve and a ₹16 lakh deposit.
Where the 14 dwellings are
Counts from public notice for 14 residential freehold properties · sum to 5 location/category groups / 14 dwellings
The notice lists the 14 dwellings across 5 location/category groups. The bar is sized by how many dwellings sit in each; each is named in the key beneath it.
Indira ColonySector 63 2BR
Indira Colony, Manimajra1 location/category group · 9 dwellingsSector 63 — two-bedroom1 location/category group · 2 dwellingsManimajra — CHB Category IV dwelling1 location/category group · 1 dwellingManimajra — CHB Category I dwelling1 location/category group · 1 dwellingSector 46-C — high-income-group lower independent dwelling1 location/category group · 1 dwelling
Register, pay the EMD, and bid only on the official portal. Always confirm the lot list, reserve, EMD, and any corrigenda against the CHB Chandigarh notice before acting.
What EMD is required for the CHB Chandigarh Residential freehold dwellings Aug 2026 auction?
The EMD (Earnest Money Deposit — a refundable pre-bid deposit) is ₹2 lakh–₹16 lakh, paid separately through GeM for each dwelling a bidder wants to bid on. It is placed on the GeM portal by the 12 Aug 2026, 5:00 PM IST deadline and is returned to bidders who do not win. The terms say GeM holds EMD in escrow, refunds unsuccessful bidders directly, and transfers a successful bidder’s EMD to CHB after acceptance of the highest bid.
What is the published EMD payment deadline for the CHB Chandigarh Residential freehold dwellings Aug 2026 auction?
EMD payment closes on 12 Aug 2026, 5:00 PM IST, and live bidding is scheduled for 14 Aug 2026, 9:00 AM – 24 Aug 2026, 4:00 PM IST. All dates are on the GeM portal / the official notice.
How many dwellings are in the CHB Chandigarh Residential freehold dwellings Aug 2026 auction?
The notice offers 14 dwellings across 5 location/category groups, under the public notice for 14 residential freehold properties; official source page published 30 Jul 2026.
What does BiddingPulse cover for the CHB Chandigarh Residential freehold dwellings Aug 2026 auction?
This page reproduces the complete 14-dwelling schedule and reconciles every area, reserve and deposit against the property inventory and Annexure A of the terms. It groups the rows into five location and CHB-category groups without converting the published square-foot areas. The scanned public notice itself prints no notice number or issue date, so the date shown is the official CHB source page’s 30 Jul 2026 publication date. The notice, inventory and relevant terms pages were opened directly, rendered and visually checked.
What are the reserve prices for the CHB Chandigarh Residential freehold dwellings Aug 2026 dwellings?
Reserve prices range from ₹41.46 L – ₹7.34 Cr. The reserve is the authority's floor price, not a guide to the final price. Sizes span 548.133 to 2,092 square feet.
Where do registration and bidding take place for the CHB Chandigarh Residential freehold dwellings Aug 2026 auction?
Registration, the EMD, and bidding all happen on the Government e-Marketplace forward-auction portal (GeM) at https://gem.gov.in/. The authoritative notice is published on chbonline.in. BiddingPulse is not a party to the auction — register, pay, and bid only on the official source.
What else do the linked official CHB Chandigarh auction materials require?
Beyond the headline figures, the linked official auction materials set out these terms: the terms state that each dwelling is sold separately on a freehold, as-is-where-is basis, with the highest bid subject to competent-authority approval; Indian citizens and NRIs or persons of Indian origin above 18 may bid, including existing residential-property owners, while representative, partnership, company and Hindu undivided family bids require the stated authorisation; the terms list Saturday inspections from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM for all 14 dwellings, and the public notice says inspections continue until the deposit window closes; the successful bidder must pay 25% within 5 working days of financial-bid closure after adjusting the deposit, and default forfeits the deposit and bars the bidder from future CHB auctions, with the remaining 75% due within 90 days of the acceptance letter unless the Chairman allows one further 90-day period at 12% annual interest; for consideration above ₹50 lakh the purchaser deducts 1% tax at source from the amount payable to CHB, while the terms say goods and services tax is not currently applicable to the bid price; each dwelling is restricted to residential use and cannot be divided, amalgamated or altered without prior written permission from CHB or the Chandigarh Administration. Confirm each against the linked official documents before acting.
Publication record
Every change dated · never silently rewritten
Expected 24 Aug 2026
Concluded record
After bidding closes, this page folds into the archive and is kept as a permanent, dated record of the notice. Status and dates only — no clearing prices or winners.
31 Jul 2026
Complete 14-dwelling auction record published
Compiled every row of the official CHB inventory and checked it against Annexure A of the detailed terms. The scanned public notice and the relevant terms and inventory pages were rendered and visually reviewed.