Who can bid?
Offer 219 and 222 booklets, clauses 1, 4 and 6; Offer 220–221 and 223 booklets, clause 2 and application steps 1 and 4; affidavit page in each
Every booklet says only an Indian citizen above 18 years of age can take part. Registration needs your name, date of birth, e-mail and phone number, with Aadhaar, PAN and a photograph uploaded on the portal. Each booklet also includes an affidavit form on ₹100 stamp paper, to be notarised, declaring that you apply only for yourself and are not holding the property for someone else (no benami interest); the booklets do not say when it is due. Registering on the portal counts as accepting every condition. The booklets’ application steps also speak of an interested “person or institution” but set no separate rule for companies or joint bidders; ask MDA before registering as one.
When does each offer bid, and when does registration close?
Offers 219, 220 and 221 bid on 26 Nov 2026; their registration closes 23 Nov 2026. Offer 222 bids on 27 Nov 2026; its registration closes 25 Nov 2026. Offer 223 bids on 30 Nov 2026; its registration closes 26 Nov 2026. Each auction runs 11:00 AM–1:00 PM IST and each registration closes at 11:59 PM IST. An auction starts only if at least three bidders have registered for the property. A bid in the last five minutes extends it by five minutes.
Offer by offer
- Offer 219 — 26 Nov 20261 property: Vice-Chairman’s residence, Ashiyana I. Registration: 6 Nov 2026, 10:00 AM IST to 23 Nov 2026, 11:59 PM IST. Booklet file: VC Sir HOuse Offer No 219 (1).pdf.
- Offer 220 — 26 Nov 20261 property: Himandri mixed-use / group-housing plot. Registration: 6 Nov 2026, 10:00 AM IST to 23 Nov 2026, 11:59 PM IST. Booklet file: OFfer No 220 Himadri.pdf.
- Offer 221 — 26 Nov 20263 properties: Himandri residential plots. Registration: 6 Nov 2026, 10:00 AM IST to 23 Nov 2026, 11:59 PM IST. Booklet file: OFfer No 220 Himadri.pdf.
- Offer 222 — 27 Nov 202636 properties: residential plots in four schemes. Registration: 6 Nov 2026, 10:00 AM IST to 25 Nov 2026, 11:59 PM IST. Booklet file: OFfer No 221 Other Proprty.pdf (the file name says 221; it is the Offer 222 booklet).
- Offer 223 — 30 Nov 202655 properties: shop, commercial and transport plots. Registration: 7 Nov 2026, 10:00 AM IST to 26 Nov 2026, 11:59 PM IST. Booklet file: Offer No 223.pdf.
SourcesPage 2 of each booklet; minimum-bidder and extension clauses (Offer 219: 29 and 31; Offer 222: 30 and 32; Offers 220–221 and 223: 25 and 28)
How much is the registration amount?
Property tables of each booklet; Offer 219 clauses 2, 8 and 30; Offer 222 clauses 2 and 31; Offers 220–221 and 223 clauses 4–5 and 26
Each property has its own printed amount, from ₹1,32,000 to ₹1,00,00,000. For 80 of the 96 properties it is exactly 10% of the estimated price. The Offer 219 house and Offer 220 plot MU-03 print a fixed ₹1,00,00,000; the winner then tops up to 10% of the price within 15 days of the Acceptance Letter. 14 Gatishakti Nagar transport plots in Offer 223 print about 9.1%, about ₹1.08 lakh to ₹1.71 lakh less than 10% by our calculation, although that booklet’s clause 4 sets 10% for every plot of 40–400 m². Ask MDA which amount applies to those plots before paying, and pay the amount the portal demands. If the amount does not reach MDA in time, you cannot bid.
How can a bidder lose money?
Losing bidders get the registration amount back; a winner who backs out loses it. The booklets add deductions for giving up later and total forfeiture for false information.
What is forfeited
- Winner refuses the propertyThe whole registration amount is forfeited (Offers 219 and 222).
- Top-up or first instalment missedOffers 219 and 220: no top-up to 10% within 15 days of the Acceptance Letter forfeits the registration amount. Offers 220, 221 and 223: missing the 25% due within one month of the Allotment Letter cancels the allotment and forfeits the 10%.
- Giving up after allotmentThe registration amount is forfeited and 20% of everything else paid is deducted; Offers 219 and 222 deduct 30% once an instalment date has passed and return the rest without interest.
- Three instalments missed in a rowThe allotment is cancelled with the same forfeiture and deduction.
- False information or documentsEverything paid is forfeited, and a sale deed can be cancelled even after registration.
- Unpaid duesOffers 219 and 222: MDA may recover any unpaid amount as arrears of land revenue.
What MDA may do
- Reject any auctionThe Vice-Chairman may accept or reject any e-auction without giving a reason.
- Delay possessionIf a land dispute or court case delays possession, no compensation or interest is paid; you may ask for cancellation and a refund of the amount paid.
- Refunds to losing biddersUnsuccessful bidders get the registration amount back without interest within 30 days of the auction.
SourcesOffer 219 clauses 8, 13–14, 22–27 and 32; Offer 222 clauses 14–15, 23–28 and 33; Offers 220–221 clauses 5–6, 13, 19–21, 23 and 27; Offer 223 clauses 5–6, 14, 20–23 and 27
What does the winner pay, and by when?
Offer 219 clauses 8–10; Offer 222 clauses 8–9; Offers 220–221 and 223 clauses 5–8
Offers 219 and 222: 35% of the price within one month of the bid being accepted, counting the registration amount; for the Offer 219 house the fixed ₹1 crore is first topped up to 10% within 15 days of the Acceptance Letter. Offers 220, 221 and 223: 10% first (the registration amount, topped up within 15 days where it was a fixed ₹1 crore), then 25% within one month of the Allotment Letter. In every offer the remaining 65% is paid in three interest-free monthly instalments, or in eight quarterly instalments with interest at MCLR (the bank lending benchmark) plus 1%, as on the auction date. Late instalments carry a further 2% penal interest. Paying the whole balance within one month of the Allotment Letter earns a 2% rebate, adjusted against other charges before the deed is registered.
What extra charges apply on top of the bid?
Offer 219 clauses 11–12 and 17; Offer 222 clauses 10–13 and 18; Offers 220–221 page 3 surcharge clause and clauses 9–12 and 15; Offer 223 clauses 9–11, 13 and 16; road column of each table
A corner plot, a park-facing plot and a plot on a road of 18 metres or more each cost 5% more; a plot with all three costs 12% more. Freehold charges of 12%, deed fees and water and sewer connection charges are also extra, as are all taxes. Offers 220 to 223 carry a maintenance charge until the scheme is handed to the local body: the Offer 222 booklet prints ₹5 per square metre for residential plots and ₹10 for commercial plots, the Offer 223 booklet ₹10 for commercial plots, and the Himandri booklet prints no rate. No booklet says how often it is billed. All 31 Gatishakti Nagar transport plots, the Offer 219 house, Offer 220 plot MU-03 and Himandri plots B-218 and B-219 are printed on roads of 18 metres or more, and 5 Naya Moradabad plots in Offer 222 face a road and a park. For property worth ₹50 lakh or more, 1% of the price is deposited as TDS (tax deducted at source) before the sale deed; the booklets count it within the price, not on top of it.
What is in each offer?
Booklet covers and page 2–4 property tables
Offer 219 is one residential property, the Vice-Chairman’s residence (“VC House”) in Ashiyana I: 3,010 m², estimated at ₹24,18,95,000. Offer 220 is one mixed land use / group housing plot, MU-03, in the Himandri scheme: 2,723.81 m², estimated at ₹18,11,33,365. Offer 221 is three residential plots in the Himandri scheme, 533–569 m². Offer 222 is 36 residential plots in Naya Moradabad, Ramganga Vihar II, Amrit Kunj and Sitapuri Das Sarai, 35–517 m². Offer 223 is 55 non-residential plots: 24 shop and commercial plots in Vishwakarma Haat, Ekta Vihar and Ashiyana II, and 31 transport-agency plots in Gatishakti Nagar, 40–395.97 m². The Offer 222 booklet cover also names Ekta Vihar (South), but its table lists no plot there.
Does the Offer 223 booklet list more auctions?
Offer 223 booklet, pages 4–5; MDA public offer list checked 8 Nov 2026
Yes. After the 55 plots that bid on 30 November, the same booklet prints three later rounds: 14 larger Gatishakti Nagar and Naya Moradabad plots, including six godown plots and a service-garage plot, on 3 December; four Naya Moradabad commercial plots on 5 December; and two on 9 December. The booklet prints their registration as opening on 13, 17 and 19 November. MDA’s offer list did not show them as offers on 8 November, so they are not counted on this page.
What should I check at the site?
Offer 219 clauses 5, 15–16, 18–19 and 21; Offer 222 clauses 5, 16–17, 19–20 and 22; Offers 220–221 clauses 1, 14, 16–18, 22 and 29; Offer 223 clauses 1, 15, 17–19 and 29; affidavit item 7 in each booklet
Every property is sold as is, where is. You may inspect it on any working day; no complaint about its condition is accepted after the highest bid or the Allotment Letter. Areas are approximate. If the measured area is larger, 10% of the extra is charged at your allotment rate and 90% at the circle rate (the government’s minimum valuation rate) then in force; for Offers 220, 221 and 222 the 90% is charged at the circle rate or the bid rate, whichever is higher. If it is smaller, the difference is refunded without interest. Possession follows registration of the sale deed; the Offer 219 and 222 booklets add that it follows completion of development work at the site. Until the deed is executed you may not sell or mortgage the property. Building needs an approved building plan. The Offer 220–221 and 223 booklets add that the property must be used only for its allotted purpose.