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DDA sells 12 of 14 Dwarka penthouses in Delhi via e-auction

These penthouses are part of what DDA is billing as a luxury society at Dwarka Sector 19B — around 13km from the Indira Gandhi International (IGI) airport

Published on: Feb 29, 2024, 23:46:37 IST
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The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) on Thursday announced that it has sold 12 of the 14 penthouses in Dwarka that it offered for sale via e-auction. The 14 penthouses come with a hefty reserve price of 5 crore — the highest price at which DDA has launched any residential property in the city, officials said.

The gated society, constructed at a cost of  ₹700 crore, comprises of 11 towers with 1,130 flats, and each flat is guaranteed two parking spaces in the basement. (HT Archive)
The gated society, constructed at a cost of ₹700 crore, comprises of 11 towers with 1,130 flats, and each flat is guaranteed two parking spaces in the basement. (HT Archive)

These penthouses are part of what DDA is billing as a luxury society at Dwarka Sector 19B — around 13km from the Indira Gandhi International (IGI) airport — which also includes 170 Super HIG flats (reserve price of 2.5 crore), and 946 HIG flats (reserve price of 1.4 crore).

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The gated society, constructed at a cost of 700 crore, comprises of 11 towers with 1,130 flats, and each flat is guaranteed two parking spaces in the basement. The society also has four additional towers with 728 EWS flats, that will be allotted later.

DDA officials said that of the 1,130 flats in the society, 1,005 were sold during the first round of e-auction on February 16 — while Super HIG flats are completely sold out, two penthouses and 123 HIG flats remain unsold, which will be up on offer during the next e-auction on March 5.

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“During the auction on February 16, the lowest price that a penthouse was sold for was 5.2 crore, while the highest was 6.36 crore. On average, the price was 5.5 crore. Similarly, the response was very good for the Super HIG flats,” said a DDA official, on condition of anonymity.

The official said that the society’s locational advantage — it has good connectivity and overlooks an upcoming golf course — helped in most flats getting auctioned in the first go.

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“This time, the earnest money to be deposited ahead of the e-auction was kept at 25 lakh for the penthouses. Also, people had to select and could bid for only the exact flat that they wanted to buy. These steps helped ensure that only the serious and interested buyers applied for the flats,” the official said.

The e-auction on March 5 will also include 132 MIG flats in Dwarka Sector 14, the official said, adding that these 2BHK flats have a reserve price of 1 crore.

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    Snehil Sinha is an Assistant Editor with the Delhi Metro bureau of Hindustan Times, where she reports on politics, governance, public policy, urban infrastructure and transport, subjects that shape the everyday lives of millions in the national capital. Over a journalism career spanning 14 years, she has built a reputation for meticulous, data-driven reporting that combines on-ground perspectives with policy analysis. She began her career with The Indian Express before joining Hindustan Times, where she has reported extensively on civic administration and urban governance in Gurugram, Noida and now Delhi. Her reporting is distinguished by its clarity, depth and balance. Whether covering large-scale infrastructure projects, environmental challenges, transport reforms or government policy, she tries to translate complex administrative decisions into accessible, engaging stories without losing nuance. Her work reflects a strong command of public records, official data and field reporting, often connecting policy announcements with their impact on citizens. Her stories go beyond headlines to explain how governance decisions influence the city's growth, mobility and quality of life, making her work an important contribution to informed public discourse.Read More