MHADA FCFS Housing Scheme 2026

MHADA to Offer 120 Vacant Flats on First-Come, First-Served Basis

Mumbai: In a major opportunity for homebuyers, the Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority (MHADA) has announced the sale of 120 vacant residential units under the First Come, First Served (FCFS) scheme.

The housing authority said the flats are being offered in line with the provisions of the Maharashtra Housing and Area Development (Disposal, Sale, Transfer and Exchange of Houses) Regulations, 1981 and the Maharashtra Housing and Area Development (Land Disposal) Regulations, 1981.

Key Details of the Sale

• Total units available: 120

• Allotment method: First Come, First Served (FCFS)

• Type of houses: Ready-to-move vacant flats

• Categories included:

  • 84 units constructed directly by MHADA

  • 36 units available under Development Control Regulations (DCR 33(5), 33(7) and 58)

The houses are spread across multiple residential schemes in Mumbai, offering options to buyers from different income groups.

Application Process

Interested applicants can apply online through MHADA’s official portal:

🔗 https://bookmyhome.mhada.gov.in

The detailed advertisement and information brochure will be made available from February 5, 2026, 11:00 am onwards.

Officials have advised applicants to carefully review eligibility criteria, scheme-wise details, and terms and conditions before submitting their applications.

What Applicants Must Check

Prospective buyers should ensure they go through:

• Eligibility requirements

• Online registration steps

• Scheme-specific information

• Payment and documentation guidelines

All relevant information will be published on MHADA’s official website.

Confirming the development, Milind Borikar, Chief Officer, Mumbai Housing and Area Development Board (MHADA), stated that the FCFS scheme aims to ensure quick and transparent allotment of ready homes to eligible applicants.

With Mumbai’s real estate market witnessing high demand for affordable housing, the scheme is expected to attract a strong response from prospective homebuyers.