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MVDA E-Auction 2026: The Mathura-Vrindavan Development Authority has opened online registration for its 2026-27 e-auction of residential, commercial, group housing, educational and other non-residential properties. The registration process started on September 9, 2026 , and eligible applicants can submit their applications online until October 8, 2026.
The properties offered through the Mathura-Vrindavan Development Authority (MVDA) e-auction are located in schemes including Govind Vihar, Hanumat Vihar, Krishna Vihar, Rukmani Vihar, Chaitanya Vihar-II and Kailash Nagar.
According to the auction notice, applicants must register through the designated MVDA e-auction portal , obtain a user ID and password and deposit the prescribed application fee, registration amount and other applicable payments within the stipulated period.
The authority has also cautioned applicants to use only authorised links for applications and payments.
https://mvdamathura.com/pdf/1788865324.S.1389104.28890.f4-234-218_0-1.pdf
| Particular | Details |
|---|---|
| Registration Starts | September 9, 2026 |
| Registration Ends | October 8, 2026 |
| Financial Year | 2026-27 |
| Mode | Online e-auction |
| Official E-Auction Portal | mvda.procure247.com/home |
| MVDA Website | mvdamathura.com |
The official MVDA website currently carries an e-auction registration notice among its latest updates.

What Properties Are Available Under MVDA E-Auction 2026? MVDA E-Auction Portal
The Mathura-Vrindavan Development Authority e-auction covers different categories of properties. The notice mentions:
The schemes specifically mentioned in the announcement include:
The notice also specifically refers to a Rukmani Vihar Scheme nursing home plot , indicating the availability of property intended for healthcare-related use.
The 2026-27 MVDA auction includes a mix of residential plots, commercial properties, group housing plots, educational properties, a nursing-home plot and shops.
The notice covers properties in several MVDA-developed schemes.
The residential listings include plots in S-1 and S-3 sectors . Reserve prices range from ₹15 lakh to more than ₹2.50 crore, depending on plot size and location.
| Property | Area | Reserve Rate | Reserve Price | EMD | Category |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| S-1/83 | 288.00 sq m | ₹30,000/sq m | ₹86.40 lakh | ₹17.28 lakh | Unreserved |
| S-1/83A | 288.00 sq m | ₹30,000/sq m | ₹86.40 lakh | ₹17.28 lakh | Unreserved |
| S-1/134 | 547.97 sq m | ₹30,000/sq m | ₹1.6439 crore | ₹32.8782 lakh | OBC |
| S-1/121 | 499.50 sq m | ₹30,000/sq m | ₹1.4985 crore | ₹29.97 lakh | SC |
| S-1/53 | 300.00 sq m | ₹30,000/sq m | ₹90 lakh | ₹18 lakh | Unreserved |
| S-1/127 | 499.50 sq m | ₹30,000/sq m | ₹1.4985 crore | ₹29.97 lakh | Unreserved |
| S-1/119 | 505.16 sq m | ₹30,000/sq m | ₹1.51548 crore | ₹30.3096 lakh | Unreserved |
| S-1/123 | 499.50 sq m | ₹30,000/sq m | ₹1.4985 crore | ₹29.97 lakh | OBC |
| S-3/110 | 50.00 sq m | ₹30,000/sq m | ₹15 lakh | ₹3 lakh | Senior Citizen |
| S-1/44 | 285.72 sq m | ₹30,000/sq m | ₹85.716 lakh | ₹17.1432 lakh | SC |
| S-1/133 | 835.77 sq m | ₹30,000/sq m | ₹2.50731 crore | ₹50.1462 lakh | Unreserved |
| S-1/244 | 285.72 sq m | ₹30,000/sq m | ₹85.716 lakh | ₹17.1432 lakh | OBC |
A separate residential property, S-1/31 , measures 100 sq m and has a reserve price of ₹25 lakh , with an EMD of ₹5 lakh.
The notice also includes commercial property in A-39 , measuring 288 sq m .
The property has a reserve rate of ₹35,500 per sq m , taking its reserve price to ₹1.0224 crore . The listed EMD is ₹20.448 lakh.
The property is shown under the Unreserved category.
One of the larger properties listed in the notice is a nursing-home plot in Rukmani Vihar.
| Particular | Details |
|---|---|
| Property | Nursing Home |
| Area | 2,844.09 sq m |
| Reserve Rate | ₹45,000/sq m |
| Reserve Price | ₹12.798405 crore |
| EMD | ₹1.2798405 crore |
| Registration Amount | ₹20,000 + GST |
| Category | Unreserved |
This makes the nursing-home property one of the highest-value listings in the current MVDA e-auction.
The auction notice includes multiple group housing plots , with reserve prices ranging from more than ₹19 crore to over ₹43 crore in one set of listings.
| Property | Area | Reserve Rate | Reserve Price | EMD |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GH-1 | 2,689.59 sq m | ₹45,350/sq m | ₹12.1972907 crore | ₹1.2197291 crore |
| GH-2 | 8,311.60 sq m | ₹45,350/sq m | ₹37.693106 crore | ₹3.7693106 crore |
| GH-3 | 7,981.75 sq m | ₹45,350/sq m | ₹36.1972363 crore | ₹3.6197236 crore |
| GH-1 | 4,422.06 sq m | ₹43,310/sq m | ₹19.1519419 crore | ₹1.9151942 crore |
| GH-2 | 6,302.80 sq m | ₹43,310/sq m | ₹27.2974268 crore | ₹2.7297427 crore |
| GH-3 | 4,402.78 sq m | ₹43,310/sq m | ₹19.0684402 crore | ₹1.9068440 crore |
| GH-4 | 10,069.74 sq m | ₹43,310/sq m | ₹43.6120439 crore | ₹4.3612044 crore |
The first GH listings carry a ₹50,000 + GST registration amount , while the corresponding EMD is based on the amount specified in the notice.
MVDA has also included properties intended for educational use , including an inter college and high school plots.
| Property | Area | Reserve Rate | Reserve Price | EMD |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Inter College | 4,680.07 sq m | ₹30,300/sq m | ₹14.1806121 crore | ₹1.4180612 crore |
| High School | 2,902.79 sq m | ₹30,300/sq m | ₹8.7954537 crore | ₹87.95454 lakh |
| Nursery School NS-1 | 636.83 sq m | ₹30,300/sq m | ₹1.9295949 crore | ₹19.29595 lakh |
| Nursery School NS-2 | 653.44 sq m | ₹30,300/sq m | ₹1.9799232 crore | ₹19.79923 lakh |
| Nursery School NS-3 | 599.43 sq m | ₹30,300/sq m | ₹1.8162729 crore | ₹18.16273 lakh |
| Nursery School NS-4 | 442.60 sq m | ₹30,300/sq m | ₹1.341078 crore | ₹13.41078 lakh |
The notice specifies a ₹20,000 + GST registration amount for these educational properties.
The auction also includes several larger commercial plots.
| Property | Area | Reserve Price | EMD |
|---|---|---|---|
| Comm-1 | 2,617.90 sq m | ₹15.8304413 crore | ₹1.5830441 crore |
| Comm-2 | 4,058.60 sq m | ₹24.5423542 crore | ₹2.4542354 crore |
| Comm-3 | 818.52 sq m | ₹4.9495904 crore | ₹49.495904 lakh |
| Comm-4 | 4,271.28 sq m | ₹25.8284302 crore | ₹2.5828430 crore |
| Property | Area | Reserve Rate | Reserve Price | EMD |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Comm-1 | 3,521.36 sq m | ₹57,800/sq m | ₹20.3534608 crore | ₹2.0353461 crore |
| Comm-2 | 4,000.88 sq m | ₹57,800/sq m | ₹23.1250864 crore | ₹2.3125086 crore |
| Comm-3 | 4,972.06 sq m | ₹57,800/sq m | ₹28.7385068 crore | ₹2.8738507 crore |
The notice also lists another nursing-home plot of 1,003.16 sq m at a reserve rate of ₹43,310 per sq m , with a reserve price of ₹4.344686 crore.
Small shop properties have also been included in the auction.
| Shop | Area | Reserve Price Per Shop | EMD Per Shop |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shop 1 | 11.21 sq m | ₹5,96,300 | ₹59,630 |
| Shops 2, 3, 4, 6 & 7 | 7.71 sq m | ₹4,01,610 | ₹59,630 |
| Shops 8, 9 & 10 | 5.48 sq m | ₹2,68,050 | ₹59,630 |
The notice indicates that the shop listings are offered on a per-shop basis .
Applicants should also pay attention to the additional charges mentioned in the auction notice.
For properties having parking facilities , a 5% parking charge is payable separately.
For corner properties , a 5% corner charge is applicable.
The notice also provides for a 5% additional charge for properties located on roads wider than 18 metres.
Where a property qualifies under all three conditions, the total additional charge can be 12% , as specified in the notice.
These charges should therefore be checked against the individual property details before bidding.
Applicants interested in the MVDA E-Auction 2026 need to complete the online registration process through the authority's designated portal.
Go to the official auction platform:
mvda.procure247.com/home
Applicants must create their registration and obtain the required user ID and password.
The notice states that applicants must upload the documents prescribed in the auction brochure.
Incorrect, incomplete or improperly submitted documents may lead to rejection of the application.
Applicants must deposit the applicable registration amount, fees and EMD according to the property they wish to bid for.
After completing the prescribed requirements, eligible applicants can participate in the online e-auction according to the auction schedule and terms.
The authority has specified several conditions for applicants.
MVDA has specifically warned applicants to use only the authorised link for applications and payments.
The correct auction portal mentioned in the notice is:
mvda.procure247.com/home
The official Mathura-Vrindavan Development Authority website is mvdamathura.com . The authority's website currently lists e-auction registration among its latest updates.
Applicants should avoid making payments through links received from unauthorised sources.
The latest auction provides opportunities across several property segments, from small residential plots and shops to large commercial, educational and group housing properties .
The current notice includes high-value group housing and commercial properties with reserve prices running into several crores of rupees , alongside comparatively smaller residential and shop properties.
Previous MVDA e-auctions have also attracted significant bidding. In a 2024 auction, seven plots reportedly generated around ₹112 crore in revenue, highlighting the strong demand that can emerge for authority properties in Mathura-Vrindavan.
However, the final bid price in an e-auction depends on the bidding process and should not be confused with the property's reserve price.
Interested applicants should verify the individual property number, reserve price, EMD, applicable charges and complete auction conditions in the official MVDA brochure before submitting an application or placing a bid.
MATHURA: The Mathura-Vrindavan Development Authority (MVDA) is moving closer to launching its much-awaited Chhata Residential Scheme , a major township project spread across 117 hectares . The project is set to become the authority's largest residential scheme in nearly 18 years , marking a significant expansion of planned urban development in the Chhata area.
According to reports published on August 7, 102 hectares of land acquisition has already been completed , while the process for the remaining land is expected to be completed soon. The land has been secured with the consent of around 350 farmers , giving the authority a major push towards launching the project.
The development is particularly significant because the scheme is planned close to the Delhi-Agra National Highway (NH-19) and near prominent religious and tourism destinations including Kokilavan Shani Dham, Barsana and Nandgaon .
The Chhata Residential Scheme was initiated as a planned development project in September 2024. The initial land acquisition moved gradually, with around 60 hectares acquired by December 2025 .
The pace of acquisition has subsequently increased considerably. In the latest phase, the authority has completed acquisition of 102 hectares , bringing the project substantially closer to the launch stage.
The project is expected to be developed as a modern mixed residential and commercial township , rather than simply a residential plot scheme.
An official Uttar Pradesh e-procurement listing also confirms that MVDA has moved ahead with professional planning for the project. A tender was issued for appointment of a consultant for preparation of a Detailed Project Report (DPR) for the mixed/residential land-use project for Chhata Awasiya Yojna .

One of the major developments behind the progress of the MVDA Chhata Residential Scheme is the participation of local landowners.
The project has obtained consent from approximately 350 farmers , according to the reports provided. With 102 hectares already acquired , the authority is now working towards completing the acquisition of the remaining portion of the proposed 117-hectare development area.
This consent-based acquisition has helped accelerate the project after a relatively slow initial phase.
The development also comes after the authority's earlier major housing initiatives, with the Chhata project being described in the reports as the authority's biggest residential scheme after Rukmani Vihar .
The proposed 117-hectare township is expected to include a mix of residential, commercial and community infrastructure.
Planned facilities include:
The development model indicates that MVDA is planning a self-contained township , with housing and everyday amenities incorporated into the same planned development.
The newspaper reports also indicate provisions for modern community facilities and additional shopping complexes , aimed at supporting the area's expected future population.
Location is expected to be one of the biggest attractions of the Mathura Chhata Residential Scheme .
The project is being developed close to the Delhi-Agra National Highway (NH-19) , providing an important road connection between the region and major urban centres.
The scheme is also located near important religious and tourist destinations such as:
This combination of highway connectivity and proximity to established religious tourism destinations could increase the importance of the Chhata area as the township develops.
The project is therefore being positioned not only as a housing development but also as part of the planned urban expansion of the Mathura-Vrindavan region .
The proposed project comes at a time when development pressure around the wider Mathura-Vrindavan region is increasing.
MVDA says its broader objective is planned development and improving access to basic services and infrastructure as the region grows. The authority also maintains an official list of residential and commercial schemes and provides services related to property allotment and building-plan approvals.
The Chhata project could provide a planned alternative to unorganised development by combining housing, commercial activity, education, healthcare and community infrastructure within one development.
Its proximity to religious destinations could also support demand from residents, businesses and visitors as the area develops.
| Key Development | Status/Details |
|---|---|
| Project area | 117 hectares |
| Land acquired | 102 hectares |
| Farmers involved | Around 350 |
| Project process initiated | September 2024 |
| Land acquired by Dec 2025 | Around 60 hectares |
| Latest acquisition progress | 102 hectares |
| Location | Chhata, Mathura |
| Connectivity | Near Delhi-Agra NH-19 |
| Major nearby destinations | Kokilavan, Barsana, Nandgaon |
| Project type | Mixed residential and commercial development |
| Planning stage | DPR/consultancy process underway |
The proposed development includes residential and commercial plots , along with group housing and EWS housing.
However, specific plot sizes, allotment prices, application dates, registration charges, eligibility criteria and the final allotment procedure have not been provided in the reports available for this update .
Therefore, prospective buyers should not rely on unofficial claims regarding the Chhata residential plot price or registration date until MVDA publishes the official scheme brochure or notification.
The authority's official website should be checked for the final scheme announcement, application process and allotment details. Mathura-Vrindavan Development Authority official website
MVDA has accelerated preparations following substantial progress in land acquisition. The remaining acquisition is expected to be completed soon, after which the authority can proceed with further planning and launch-related formalities.
The DPR process is also an important step before detailed development and implementation.
An exact registration opening date, plot rates and number of plots have not yet been officially confirmed in the information available for this report.
The scale of the proposed Chhata project stands out when compared with MVDA's established housing developments.
The authority has previously undertaken several residential and commercial projects across Mathura and Vrindavan. Its official scheme information includes projects developed to address the housing requirements of the growing urban population.
The 117-hectare Chhata project , however, is being positioned as a particularly large development and is expected to combine residential development with commercial and social infrastructure.
Those interested in the MVDA Chhata Residential Scheme 2026 should monitor the following announcements:
Until these details are officially announced, buyers should avoid treating estimated prices or unofficial registration dates as confirmed.