The Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority (MHADA) has rolled out its latest online housing lottery for Nashik, offering 478 affordable flats across six different locations. Prices start from as low as ₹5.48 lakh and go up to nearly ₹27 lakh, making it one of the most cost-effective housing opportunities in the region.
The new scheme is part of MHADA’s 20% Inclusive Housing Policy, which ensures that low-income families are not left out of urban development. The flats, largely targeted toward the Economically Weaker Section (EWS), aim to address the growing housing demand in Nashik, a city that has witnessed steady residential growth over the past decade.
The 478 flats are spread across six Nashik localities:
Deolali Shivar – 22 flats
Gangapur Shivar – 50 flats
Pathardi Shivar – 64 flats
Mhasrul Shivar – 196 flats
Nashik Shivar – 14 flats
Agar Takli Shivar – 132 flats
The highest concentration of flats is in Mhasrul and Agar Takli, meaning applicants have better chances in these zones, while Nashik Shivar offers only 14 units, making it the most limited.
The homes range from 215 sq. ft. (studio units) to 537 sq. ft. (compact 1-BHK style). Despite their modest size, the pricing makes them attractive for first-time buyers:
Lowest price: ₹5.48 lakh (for the smallest unit)
Highest price: ₹27 lakh (for the largest unit)
For context, private developers in Nashik often price even a small one-bedroom apartment between ₹35–40 lakh, meaning MHADA’s flats remain significantly more affordable.
The registration window opened on September 4, 2025, during a launch event attended by MHADA Vice President & CEO Sanjeev Jaiswal. Interested applicants must apply only through MHADA’s official platforms:
Website: housing.mhada.gov.in
Mobile app: MHADA Lottery App (available on Android & iOS)
⚠️ Important: MHADA has not authorized any brokers, middlemen, or consultants. Dealing with third parties is at the buyer’s own risk.
Last date to apply: October 3, 2025 (11:59 PM)
Eligible applicant list release: October 17, 2025 (12 PM)
Draw date/venue: To be announced later
This is the third lottery of 2025 by MHADA’s Nashik Board. Earlier this year, it allotted:
379 flats
105 shops
32 plots
While smaller in scale compared to Mumbai lotteries, these draws indicate a steady supply of affordable housing in Nashik.
MHADA’s efforts extend beyond Nashik. In Mumbai, nearly 5,000 homes are expected to go on sale around Diwali 2025, while the Konkan region has more than 5,200 flats and 77 plots in the pipeline.
Compared to Mumbai’s wider price spectrum (₹29 lakh to over ₹6 crore), Nashik’s lottery focuses strictly on low-income affordability, making it a key step in Maharashtra’s housing mission.