Mhada Lottary 2026 : Mhada will build 13012 houses across the state; Look at how many houses in which city

Mhada Lottery 2026 | Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority i.e. MHADA plays a very important role in fulfilling the dream of rightful housing of common people. Through MHADA, the dream of many people to shop cheaply in important cities of the state has come true. Mhada Lottery is eagerly awaited by many due to its transparent lottery process and affordable housing. Now, if you too are thinking of buying a new house in the new year, there is a good news for you from Mhada. Because as many as 13,012 houses will be constructed by MHADA in the financial year 2026-27.

These houses will be built in the jurisdiction of our regional boards like Mumbai, Pune, Konkan, Nashik, Amravati, Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar and Nagpur. MHADA’s revised budget for the financial year 2025-26 and the budget for the year 2026-27 were recently submitted to the authority. The authority’s revised budget of Rs 12,399 crore for the financial year 2025-26 and Rs 17,430.73 crore for the year 2026-27 have been approved recently, MHADA said in a statement. Mhada Lottery 2026

According to MHADA, 2,538 houses for various income groups are proposed to be constructed in Mumbai. 6,747 crores has been earmarked for construction expenditure in the 2026-27 budget. MHADA has planned to build 5,112 flats in Konkan division, for which a provision of 1,497 crores has been set aside. 665 flats will be constructed in Pune city, for which 664 crores have been allocated. After that, there is a plan to build 2,008 flats in Nagpur, for which a provision of 1,206 crores has been made. Mhada Lottery 2026

MHADA plans to build 1,483 houses for various income groups under Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, for which 258 crores have been allocated. There is a proposal to build 237 houses for Nashik, for which a provision of 151 crores has been made. Also, 59 crores have been allocated from MHADA to build 969 houses in Amravati. According to MHADA, the 2026-27 budget has earmarked Rs 2,711 crore for works to be undertaken by the Mumbai Slum Improvement Board using MLA funds or government funds. After this, Rs 661 crore was allocated for the repair of ‘cessed’ buildings under the Bombay Building Repair and Reconstruction Board.