Economically Weaker Section
EWS A · 3,320 homes
Carpet area: 29.55 sqm
Both official tables agree
EWS B · 332 homes
Carpet area: 25.70 / 25.72 sqm
The two official tables differ
PMRDA is aiming for a Diwali (November 2026) lottery for its 6,452-home Moshi project. The application notice and draw date are awaited.
The 6,452 homes are the project’s construction total. The application notice must establish how many homes are offered, their prices and who can apply.
Published · Updated · Source: PMRDA’s publicly available project page and September newsletter
Compiled from PMRDA’s own published sources. BiddingPulse is independent and is not affiliated with PMRDA.
PMRDA’s September newsletter says it aims to hold the lottery during the upcoming Diwali festival (Diwali 2026 falls in November). It gives no draw date. Its separate affordable-housing project page identifies 6,452 homes across seven construction parcels in Sector 12 Phase II.
The newsletter locates the project at Moshi (Chikhali); the project page places Sector 12 Phase II in the Pimpri-Chinchwad area. These sources describe homes under construction and give no possession date.
PMRDA’s overview and scope tables agree on the project’s category counts. These are homes under construction; the application notice must identify the stock offered in the lottery.
EWS A · 3,320 homes
Carpet area: 29.55 sqm
Both official tables agree
EWS B · 332 homes
Carpet area: 25.70 / 25.72 sqm
The two official tables differ
LIG A · 1,456 homes
Carpet area: 59.27 / 59.32 sqm
The two official tables differ
LIG B · 1,344 homes
Carpet area: 48.89 / 49.00 sqm
The two official tables differ
For LIG A, LIG B and EWS B, the first area is from the overview and the second from the scope table. The sections also disagree on site acreage. Check the approved scheme brochure and flat plan for the final area. Compare PMRDA’s project tables ↗
PMRDA publishes a general housing-portal checklist. Use it for preparation; the notice naming Sector 12 Phase II must confirm eligibility, dates and payments for this lottery.
The sources checked on 25 September 2026 gave no application window, fixed draw date, flat prices, fees, deposits, income limits or reservation quotas for this lottery.
Use a notice naming Sector 12 Phase II before applying or paying. BiddingPulse does not collect applications or deposits.
Identity and residence: Aadhaar, PAN and a domicile certificate issued after 1 January 2018 with the required MahaOnline/MahaIT barcode.
Income and category: income-tax returns (ITR) or a Tahasildar income certificate. Caste documents apply to SC/ST/NT/DT reservation claims; the relevant lottery booklet determines the income-proof financial year.
Contact and family: Aadhaar-linked mobile number, email, spouse documents for married applicants and a spouse’s death certificate for widowed applicants.
Read the project documents below. The official noticeboards are places to check for a later application notice naming Sector 12 Phase II.
The application notice is awaited. PMRDA’s September newsletter describes a planned Diwali lottery for its Moshi project; the project page identifies the 6,452 homes as Sector 12 Phase II. The official sources checked on 25 September do not give application dates, a fixed draw date, prices, deposits or scheme-specific eligibility. Wait for the Sector 12 Phase II notice before applying or paying.
The September newsletter locates the project at Moshi (Chikhali). PMRDA’s affordable-housing page places Sector 12 Phase II in the Pimpri-Chinchwad area and lists seven construction parcels: G1, G2, D1, D2, D3, E and F.
PMRDA’s general checklist lists Aadhaar, PAN, a domicile certificate issued after 1 January 2018, and income proof through ITR or a Tahasildar income certificate. Caste documents apply to SC/ST/NT/DT reservation claims. It also lists an Aadhaar-linked mobile number, email, spouse documents for married applicants and a spouse’s death certificate for widowed applicants. The relevant lottery booklet determines the financial year and scheme-specific requirements. These general requirements do not establish Phase II eligibility.
PMRDA’s project overview and scope tables agree on the category counts but differ on LIG A, LIG B and EWS B carpet areas. Both give EWS A as 29.55 sqm. The figures are shown together so the approved scheme brochure and flat plan can resolve the exact area.
This update concerns the 6,452-home Sector 12 Phase II project under construction. The older 4,883-home Sector 12 Phase I and 792 homes in Sectors 30–32 are separate. Their published prices and allottee lists do not establish terms for Phase II.
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