MP Housing Board Sagar property e-offers 2026

₹3.28 lakh–₹30.19 lakh per property; each figure is the amount the advertisement prints against its priced row, and the current MP Online records label the corresponding amount as a registration fee. Check the exact amount for your property in the linked official offer materials before paying.

Registration and the security payment close 21 Sep 2026, 11:59 PM IST. Sealed online offers close 23 Sep 2026, 5:00 PM IST. This is an offer-submission process, not a live ascending auction.

Use the MP Online — MP Housing Board OFFERS inventory at https://mphidb.mponline.gov.in/Portal/services/HousingBoard/MPHIDBHome.aspx?call=true&flag=OFFERS.

Beyond the headline figures, the source-backed terms are: all properties are offered on an as-is basis; the advertisement tells applicants to inspect the property before submitting an offer; the advertisement’s headline box invites online offers up to 21 Sep 2026, while its numbered terms set 21 Sep as the last date for applications and the security amount and 23 Sep as the last date to submit an offer; the linked five-page terms are a generic circular dated 16 Apr 2015, not part of this advertisement; use the current advertisement and the selected MP Online APPLY record for the controlling property amount and schedule; that 2015 circular, not the advertisement, is where the Board reserves the right to accept or reject an offer even when it exceeds the upset value and without giving a reason, holds the highest offerer’s security for up to 90 days without interest, requires the balance within 30 days of acceptance, and places registration costs, all applicable taxes and electricity and water connections on the buyer, plus a one-time maintenance deposit of two-thirds of one percent of the accepted offer value where the property sits in a complex; verify each of those against the current process before acting. BiddingPulse’s verification notes are: BiddingPulse multiplied each published per-property row by its listed property count. Across all 11 properties, the upset values total ₹6.9469 crore, security amounts total ₹1.1243 crore and application fees total ₹18,290. These are BiddingPulse arithmetic sums, not totals printed by MP Housing Board; Three independent checks establish that every printed amount is per property rather than a row total: the shop and commercial-plot headings print “each”; each of the five current MP Online APPLY records carries one property’s price rather than its row’s total; and every security amount is its upset value taken at 15% for the duplexes and commercial plots and 20% for the shops, rounded to the nearest ₹1,000 — ₹73,56,000 × 15% is ₹11,03,400, printed as ₹11,03,000. Adding the five printed rate cells once each would instead give ₹5.0140 crore and ₹77.47 lakh, which are not 11-property totals; The advertisement prints no total, and the building table’s upset-value and security headings do not repeat the word “each”. BiddingPulse relies on the portal records and the security percentages above, not on those headings; Where the advertisement’s headline box and its numbered terms give different last dates for an offer, BiddingPulse publishes the numbered terms, because all five current MP Online records carry the same 21 Sep and 23 Sep cutoffs the numbered terms set. Check the underlying source facts against the linked official documents before acting.