Guides to India's property e-auctions
Plain-language explainers on how public property e-auctions work — each fact cited to the official notice it comes from. BiddingPulse researches these auctions; registration, deposit, and bidding always happen on the official government source.
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Guides by authority
How DDA property e-auctions work
How the Delhi Development Authority runs residential plot e-auctions — online bidding on the DDA portal, a 5% deposit, and staged payments, all source-cited.
How Chandigarh Estate Office auctions work
How the Estate Office of U.T. Chandigarh runs e-auctions — online bidding on eauction.gov.in, a ₹2 lakh-or-2% deposit, and staged payments, source-cited.
How GDA property auctions work
How the Ghaziabad Development Authority runs plot auctions — registration and deposit online, but the bidding itself in person at the notice's venue.
How BDA Bengaluru site e-auctions work
How the Bengaluru Development Authority auctions sites — online bidding on the KPPP portal in timed rounds, a flat ₹4 lakh deposit, and a 10%-above-base rule.
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EMD (earnest money deposit) in property auctions
What the earnest-money deposit (EMD) is in a property e-auction, the share each authority charges, the deadlines, and how the deposit is refunded or forfeited.
Auction plot costs beyond the reserve price
Reserve price versus final bid, plus the stamp duty, registration fee, and other charges on top — with a worked estimate from a real covered auction plot.