PMRDA Lottery 2026 Launched Big Opportunity to Own a Home in Pune

Jan 28 2026

Latest update on 28-01-2026

PMRDA Extended Last Date for Registration & Application: February 20th, 2026, till 5:00 PM

Good news for homebuyers in the Pune Metropolitan Region. The Pune Metropolitan Region Development Authority (PMRDA) has officially launched its PMRDA Housing Lottery 2025, offering 833 flats for applicants from the Economically Weaker Section (EWS) and Low Income Group (LIG) categories.

This large-scale housing lottery aims to help families fulfill their dream of owning a home in Pune. The entire process — from registration and application to payment — will be conducted completely online, ensuring transparency and convenience for applicants.

https://housing.pmrda.gov.in/app/select-lottery/1/VIEW

Locations and Flat Distribution

The housing units under this lottery are located in two major sectors:

Sector (Peth) No. 12

Total Flats: 340
EWS: 55
LIG: 285

Eligible EWS beneficiaries in this sector will receive a ₹2.50 lakh subsidy under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (PMAY), making the homes more affordable.

Sector (Peth) No. 30–32

Total Flats: 493
EWS: 306
LIG: 187

Application Schedule

PMRDA has released a detailed timeline for the online application process:

Online Registration Begins:
December 15, 2025, at 11:00 AM
Online Application & Payment Starts:
December 19, 2025, at 12:00 Noon
Last Date for Registration & Application:

Extended to February 20th, 2026, till 5:00 PM
Online Payment Deadline:Extended to February 20th, 2026, till 5:00 PM
RTGS / NEFT Deposit Deadline:23 Feb 2026 14:59

Lottery Draw & Result Dates

Draft Application Publish
10 Mar 2026 18:59

Final Application Publish
18 Mar 2026 18:59

Lottery Draw
25 Mar 2026 09:59

Refund Start
09 Apr 2026 11:59

Official Website & Important Notice

Interested applicants are advised to visit the official PMRDA housing portal for complete details, eligibility criteria, terms and conditions, and online application:

housing.pmrda.gov.in

PMRDA has also clarified that the Metropolitan Commissioner reserves the right to modify the number of flats or make changes to the scheme if required.