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The Chandigarh Administration is set to conduct a fresh round of e-auction for 35 vacant properties across Chandigarh in April 2026.
All residential plots in this auction will be offered on a freehold basis, granting full ownership rights to buyers.
In a major development, the reserve prices for these properties will be based on newly revised collector rates.
This revision reflects the administration’s effort to align property values with current market conditions.
The Estate Office has decided to institutionalize property auctions every three months.
Currently, Chandigarh has:
Property auctions have emerged as a major revenue source for the administration.
👉 This marks the highest auction revenue since 2021.
| Year | Properties Auctioned | Revenue |
|---|---|---|
| 2021 | No auctions | — |
| 2022 | 13 properties | ₹85.07 crore |
| 2023 | No auctions | — |
| 2024 | No auctions | — |
| 2025 | 13 properties | ₹145.67 crore |
➡️ Total Revenue (2021–2025): ₹230+ crore
The city also recorded a sharp rise in property mutations in 2025:
This indicates growing real estate activity and demand in Chandigarh.
The upcoming April 2026 e-auction by the Chandigarh Administration is expected to attract strong interest from homebuyers and investors alike. With higher reserve prices, freehold ownership, and quarterly auctions, Chandigarh’s real estate market is set for steady growth and increased transparency.