Madhya Pradesh, known as the Heart of India, is becoming an attractive destination for homebuyers due to its central location, improving infrastructure and growing industrial opportunities.
Gwalior offers good road, railway and airport connectivity, along with established educational institutions and healthcare facilities. Upcoming industrial investments, including the proposed Telecom Manufacturing Zone, could further support employment and housing demand.
With these advantages, the MP Housing Board Surya Nagar Phase II Scheme 2026, offering 252 houses starting from ₹40.54 lakh, presents an opportunity for families seeking a home in Gwalior.
252 residential houses across four categories
Surya Nagar Phase II includes 252 proposed houses, divided between Middle Income Group (MIG) and High Income Group (HIG) categories.
According to the published scheme details, the largest allocation is for MIG-B, with 129 houses, followed by HIG-B with 56 houses, MIG-A with 40 houses and HIG-A with 27 houses.
The category-wise specifications are provided below.
The plot areas, internal areas and estimated prices differ by category.
Applicants should note that the published areas are approximate and subject to final project measurements and approved plans.
The figures above are drawn from the published category-wise scheme information. The HIG-B measurements and amounts are also displayed on MP Housing Board’s official online registration form.
Registration amount and application fees
The amount required for initial registration varies according to the category selected.
For applicants, the initial financial requirement consists of the category-specific registration amount and a separate application fee.
For example, an applicant selecting an MIG-B house would need an initial amount of ₹3,66,180, comprising ₹3.65 lakh registration money and ₹1,180 application fee.
This should not be confused with the total house purchase price.
Applicants should verify the refund, adjustment and cancellation provisions before making payment.
Important conditions before applying
Applicants should pay particular attention to the following points:
Estimated property prices: The advertised costs are provisional and may change according to the applicable scheme conditions.
Registration deposit: The initial registration amount is separate from the application fee. Its adjustment and refund conditions should be verified.
Payment schedule: Buyers must confirm when additional instalments become payable and whether any interest or penalty applies to delayed payments.
Additional charges: Stamp duty, registration expenses, location-related premiums, taxes and other applicable charges may increase the total acquisition cost.
Construction status: Since the development involves proposed houses, applicants should not assume that the properties are immediately ready for occupation.
Eligibility and reservation: The category-specific eligibility criteria and reservation documentation should be checked before registration.
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Disclaimer: Property numbers, areas, estimated costs and registration conditions are based on the scheme information available as of 24 October 2026. The final prices, construction specifications, reservation eligibility, payment schedule and possession conditions are subject to MP Housing Board’s applicable rules and subsequent announcements. Applicants should independently verify all details on the official portal before making any payment.
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