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The Telangana Housing Board (TGHB) has opened a demand survey for 2,400 Indiramma Towers flats in five district cities: Nizamabad, Warangal, Hanumakonda, Nalgonda and Mahabubnagar. Each site will have 480 flats of 512 sq ft. The buyer pays ₹3.5 lakh in four instalments, and the state adds a ₹5 lakh subsidy and the land free of cost.
Applications are open through MeeSeva until 5 December 2026. The scheme is for low-income families earning up to ₹6 lakh a year who do not own a house or plot in that city. Below, we explain the locations, the real cost, who qualifies, and why this is a demand survey rather than a ready-to-move offer.
The five locations
All five sites are in municipal corporations outside Hyderabad’s Core Urban Region (CURE), and each will have 480 flats.
You can apply only in the corporation where you live, so check that your city is on this list first. Reports say Karimnagar, Bhadradri Kothagudem and Mancherial could follow in a later phase, where the Housing Board already holds land.
What you pay, and what the state pays?
The buyer’s share is ₹3.5 lakh, paid in four stages as the building rises. That works out to about ₹684 per sq ft of registrable area.
On top of this, the state pays a ₹5 lakh subsidy per flat and gives the land free as an undivided share. Bank loans are allowed for the buyer’s share. At the application stage you pay only the ₹100 fee and the ₹10,000 token advance; check in the notification whether the token is adjusted against the first instalment.
The district flats cost far less than the Indiramma Towers in Hyderabad:
A demand survey, not a ready flat
This is the most important point in the notification: it is a demand survey for proposed flats. The towers are not built yet. Reports say groundbreaking is expected soon, but no completion date has been published.
Carpet Area’s view
For an eligible family in one of these five cities, this is one of the most affordable ways to own a new flat in Telangana today. The buyer pays about ₹684 per sq ft, roughly 40% less than the buyer’s share in Hyderabad’s Indiramma Towers, with the same ₹5 lakh subsidy and free land.
It suits a family that earns up to ₹6 lakh a year, rents today, and can set aside ₹1 lakh for the first instalment. Applying costs only ₹100, and the ₹10,000 token comes back if you are not selected.
It does not suit anyone looking to invest or rent out. The 10-year lock-in rules that out, and the construction timeline is still open. Apply if you need a home in your own city; skip it if you are looking for returns.
Frequently asked questions
What is the last date to apply for Indiramma Towers flats in the five cities?
Applications through MeeSeva are open until 5 December 2026.
Where are the 2,400 flats?
In Nizamabad (RGK Colony, Nagaram), Warangal (Gorrekunta), Hanumakonda (Madikonda), Nalgonda (DVK Road, Mamillagudem) and Mahabubnagar (Bandamidipalli), with 480 flats at each site.
How much does a flat cost the buyer?
₹3.5 lakh, paid in four instalments: ₹1 lakh at allotment, ₹1 lakh at the RCC stage, ₹1 lakh at finishing and ₹50,000 at handover. The state adds a ₹5 lakh subsidy and free land.
What is the flat size?
512 sq ft of registrable area, in G+5 or taller towers.
What is the income limit?
Annual family income of up to ₹6 lakh.
How much do I pay to apply?
A ₹100 application fee and a ₹10,000 token advance, which is refunded if you are not allotted a flat.
Can I sell or rent the flat?
No. The flat cannot be sold or rented out for 10 years.
Can people from Hyderabad apply?
No. Each applicant must live in the corporation where they apply. Hyderabad has a separate Indiramma Towers scheme in the CURE area.
Sources
- Telangana Housing Board: demand survey notification (English and Telugu PDFs)
- ap7am, 13 November 2026
- Telugu OneIndia, 13 November 2026
- ETV Bharat Telangana, 13 November 2026
- 10TV, 13 November 2026
- IBC24, 13 November 2026
- The Hans India, 5 November 2026
- IND Today, 9 November 2026
- Telangana Today, July 2026, for the Hyderabad comparison
Disclaimer: This article is for information only. Details are taken from the Telangana Housing Board’s notification and news reports as of 13 November 2026, and can change. Read the official notification before you apply or pay.
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