The Nashik Housing and Area Development Board, MHADA has released its September 2026 booklet for the sale of residential tenements.
According to the booklet, 324 flats across 16 project entries are being offered under the applicable 20% Inclusive Housing Scheme inventory. The available homes are primarily in the EWS and LIG categories, with the selection process operating on a First Come, First Priority basis through MHADA’s online system.
The registration window is particularly short: applications opened on 8 September 2026 and close on 12 September 2026.
What is the application schedule?
The booklet provides a very compact application timetable.
Online registration begins: 8 September 2026 at 11:00 AM
EMD payment and scheme/flat-selection process begins: 9 September 2026 at 11:00 AM
Registration closes: 12 September 2026 at 11:59 PM
EMD payment and selection closes: 12 September 2026 at 11:59 PM
The applicable first payment/administrative amount after successful selection has to be deposited within 48 hours, as specified for the selected scheme.
Therefore, ₹5,000 and ₹10,000 are the category-specific EMD amounts; the application fee is a separate payment.
What are the flat prices?
The 324 flats are distributed across different projects, so there is no single standard price.
According to the property details contained in the booklet, the advertised values broadly range from approximately:
₹11.94 lakh to ₹27.10 lakh
depending on the project, flat, income category and area.
The booklet also makes clear that the advertised/basic property value and the amount ultimately payable under the applicable terms should be read together with the scheme’s payment and statutory-charge provisions.
What sizes are available?
The available units also differ in size because the inventory is spread across multiple developments.
The carpet-area figures shown across the project entries broadly fall in the range of approximately 30 sq m to 50 sq m, depending on the particular property.
Accordingly, the booklet does not present all 324 units as one standardised flat type.
Where are the flats situated?
The booklet’s project inventory covers residential developments in different parts of the Nashik Board area, including locations such as:
Makhmalabad, Satpur, Vihitgaon, Sinnar Phata, Pathardi, Mhasrul, Agar Takli, Gangapur, Deolali, Chehdi, Adgaon and the Meri–Rasbihari Link Road area.
The properties are therefore spread across multiple developments rather than forming one single MHADA housing complex.
What happens after a flat is selected?
The booklet specifies a short payment period following selection.
The applicable administrative amount/first payment has to be made within 48 hours of the relevant selection/allotment stage.
The exact administrative amount or percentage is linked to the applicable project/scheme conditions and therefore has to be read against the selected scheme code rather than treated as one uniform figure for every flat.
What income categories are mentioned?
The booklet applies MHADA’s income-group framework.
The available Nashik September inventory is concentrated primarily in the EWS and LIG categories, with the category applicable to each property specified in the project schedule.
What basic eligibility conditions are included?
The booklet states that the applicant must satisfy the applicable MHADA eligibility conditions.
Are reservation categories provided?
Yes. The booklet includes the applicable reservation framework for eligible categories and sets out the documentary requirements to claim the relevant reservation.
The individual project tables identify the income/category framework applicable to the offered tenements.
What does the booklet say about the final property price?
The price appearing against a flat is the property value shown for the scheme.
The booklet separately provides for statutory and other payments that may become applicable as part of the property transaction, including stamp duty and registration-related payments and other amounts applicable under the specific allotment conditions.
The final amount payable therefore has to be read from the individual property and scheme conditions rather than from the advertised base price alone.
What happens if an allotment is cancelled?
The booklet contains cancellation and refund provisions.
Where cancellation takes place after the relevant allotment/selection stage, the applicable deduction can include 1% of the sale price, subject to the conditions stated in the booklet, with the remaining admissible amount refunded according to the prescribed procedure.
Is there a transfer restriction after purchase?
The booklet also contains restrictions on transfer/resale.
Under the general conditions, the property is subject to the applicable lock-in/transfer restriction, including the prescribed five-year restriction for the relevant category of tenements. Where a separate scheme has its own special restriction, those conditions apply accordingly.
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