Can we buy SRA flat?

The SRA flat can be bought only by a domicile certificate holder. The original seller cannot buy any SRA flat. The buyer should belong to the economically weaker section (EWS), lower-income group (LIG) or the middle-income group (MIG). The sale deed will be created in the name of both, the husband and wife.

How can I get SRA flat in Mumbai?

What is the process to purchase SRA flats?

Get a No-Objection Certificate (NOC) from SRA. You can obtain the application form for the transfer from the authority’s office.
Register the sale deed.
Submit the documents to SRA.
Submit documents to the respective housing society.

What documents are required for SRA scheme?

Required Documents[edit]

Aadhar Card.
Legal Document / Records / Payment Of Electricity Company.
Evidence that the municipal tax levy hut / Municipal Council property.
District office this year or in 2000, the final voters list certified transcript published in the previous year.

How do I get allotment letter from SRA?

for getting the allotment letter, you can file a petition in the distrct court where you need to mention the eligibility under which you come for allotment in annexure list, then you will be included after court order has been given.

Can I sell SRA flat after 5 years?

According to the Maharashtra Housing Minister Jitendra Awhad, people can now sell their huts or houses five years after they are demolished for redevelopment by the Slum Rehabilitation Authority (SRA). Earlier, the owners had to wait for 10 years after the construction of buildings.

Can I transfer SRA flat after 10 years?

A SRA Flat can be transferred after 10 years to a person. The charges will applicable as per existing Govt., rates and market value.

What is the size of single SRA house?

“The national policy talks of 25 sq m, which is 269 sq ft, as the minimum size. This will translate to a total builtup area of 350 sq ft,” said Kshatriya. Currently, SRA houses are laid out in the form of a one-room-kitchen.

Can we sell SRA flat after 10 years?

At present, slumdwellers get houses free of cost under the SRA scheme, but they can’t sell or rent them out for 10 years. If sold before the lock-in period, the state government is entitled to an amount equivalent to stamp duty or Rs 1 lakh, whichever is higher.

How do I apply for SRA scheme?

Apply Online through aaplesarkar :

The applicant needs to register on the website Create User Id.
The applicant can login using the credentials and fill the form as instructed.
The applicant can fill the online application form for “Photo Pass” in the citizen login section: Online Application.
Submit the application.

Is it safe to buy mhada flats?

Those who own flats MHADA flats are allowed to sell their units only after five years from the date of purchase. However, one needs to be cautious if one is buying a flat in resale. Sale through the power of attorney is deemed illegal, and if the MHADA conducts a surprise raid, you are liable to be evicted.

What does MHADA stand for?

MHADA is an apex public body constituted under MHADA ACT 1976, established in 1977 under Housing Department of Government of Maharashtra & integrated the activities & functions performed by statutory bodies to provide comprehensive, co-ordinate approach to the problems of housing. MHADA – Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority

Is MHADA planning to launch affordable housing scheme in Mumbai?

If media reports are to be believed, the Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority (MHADA) is planning to launch an affordable housing scheme 2021, for units in and around the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR) very soon. Under the new lottery scheme, over 7,500 units will be up for grabs in areas, such as Thane, Navi Mumbai and Vasai.

Will Maharashtra Govt merge MHADA and SRA?

December 6, 2019: Maharashtra chief minister Uddhav Thackeray, on December 5, 2019, hinted that the state government may merge agencies such as the MHADA and SRA into a single entity, to expedite low-cost housing projects in Mumbai.

How many people in Mumbai will be affected by MHADA?

“This decision will impact the lives of at least 50-55 per cent of the population of Mumbai. Almost 41 per cent people live in slums, as per the 2011 census. There are also 104 major colonies of the MHADA in the city,” a senior housing department official said.

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