Ghaziabad Development Authority property auctions

The Ghaziabad Development Authority (GDA) plans development and sells public land in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh. It sells residential and commercial plots through public auctions, each announced in a notice with a plot list, reserve prices, an earnest-money deposit (EMD, on the notice’s terms), and a registration window.

A GDA auction opens registration and brochure access for a set window, and then — unlike most authorities — holds the bidding in person, at a venue given in the notice. The notice lists online registration alongside offline application, and the brochure details the bank route: the application form is submitted at a listed HDFC Bank branch, with the earnest money as a bank draft or pay order in favour of the Vice Chairman, GDA. Balance payment and allotment follow the brochure terms. Plots are listed by size and ownership type; BiddingPulse describes them that way and cites each figure to its source.

You take part per the notice’s options — online registration, or offline application through the brochure’s bank-branch route — and bid at the venue in the notice, never on BiddingPulse. We are an independent research site, not affiliated with, endorsed by, or acting for the authority.