Just ahead of Diwali, joy filled 159 families in Jaipur as they received allotment letters for their new homes under the Rajasthan Housing Board’s Samriddhi Apartment Scheme. The letters were handed over by Urban Development and Housing (UDH) Minister Jhabar Singh Kharra during the Urban Service Camp 2025.
According to officials, each flat under the Samriddhi Yojana was initially estimated at ₹35 lakh, but the board reduced the price to ₹31 lakh, making the homes more affordable for the beneficiaries.
Minister Kharra highlighted that the Samriddhi Apartment Scheme, launched nearly two years ago, is now showing strong results. Beneficiaries were selected through a transparent lottery process, ensuring fairness in the allotment.
He added that the Housing Board will continue to bring more affordable housing projects for people from different income groups, reaffirming the government’s commitment to providing quality urban housing in Rajasthan.
The Rajasthan Housing Board (RHB) has announced its upcoming “Wednesday Auction Festival”, offering homebuyers a unique opportunity to purchase residential flats and houses at significant discounts. The auction will be conducted through an E-bid submission system across multiple cities including Jaipur, Kota, Jodhpur, Udaipur, and Alwar.
Under this initiative, a total of 2,590 housing units will be available with discounts ranging from 0% to 50%.
Jaipur: 1,163 units
Kota: 848 units
Jodhpur: 467 units
Udaipur: 90 units
Alwar: 22 units
The Board has clarified that the houses will be allotted in “as-is where-is” condition, ensuring transparency for all applicants.
Interested buyers can participate by submitting their bids online. For more details, applicants can visit the official RERA website: www.rera.rajasthan.gov.in.
For assistance during office hours, applicants may contact:
Helpline Numbers: 0141-2744688, 2740009, 9461054291, 9461054292, 9461054319
Officials:
Kamal Kumawat (6376868696)
Bhushan Jain (9828363615)
Additionally, applicants can easily access the application process by scanning the QR code provided by the Housing Board.
Urban Development Minister Jhabar Singh Kharra said that under the leadership of Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma, the government is committed to providing modern housing to every section of society.
“This is not just a house, but a means of respectable life. All the schemes will be completed in a timely and transparent manner.”
Food and Civil Supplies Minister Sumit Godara, who was also present, said that the Rajasthan Housing Board is the first choice of the common man. He also demanded the launch of new housing schemes in Bikaner Shivbari, where 2,200 bighas of land have already been acquired but development is pending.
Notably, in May 2025, the Housing Board had also launched five schemes of 427 houses in Jaipur, Baran, Bundi, and Dholpur, continuing its momentum in affordable housing delivery.
The Rajasthan Housing Board (RHB) has rolled out a series of housing initiatives in 2025, targeting different income groups and regions. From affordable houses starting at just ₹7.6 lakh to self-financing flats in major cities, these schemes aim to provide housing opportunities to people across Rajasthan.
Urban Development and Housing Minister Jhabar Singh Kharra inaugurated the projects at the RHB headquarters, with the presence of senior officials and ministers.
Under the SRS model, RHB launched 667 flats and houses in five urban centers: Neemrana, Alwar, Bhiwadi, Udaipur, and Jodhpur.
Neemrana – 88 flats (Types A–E)
Alwar – 200 flats
Bhiwadi – 152 flats
Udaipur – 125 flats
Jodhpur – 102 flats
Neemrana: ₹7,600 – ₹32,135
Alwar: ₹15,000 – ₹51,000
Bhiwadi: ₹51,500
Udaipur: ₹26,500
Jodhpur: ₹41,000
Start Date: 20 August 2025
End Date: 20 September 2025
These schemes target middle to higher income buyers in major urban hubs through lottery-based allotment.
In a bid to make housing more inclusive, RHB launched five new schemes with 667 houses in smaller towns. These are aimed at Economically Weaker Section (EWS), Lower Income Group (LIG), and Middle Income Group (MIG) families.
Paneriyon ki Madadi (Udaipur)
Atru (Baran)
Nainwan (Bundi)
Bari Road (Dholpur)
Barmer
₹7.80 lakh – ₹51 lakh
EWS (Gharaunda): ₹7,070 registration + ₹354 application + ₹590 processing
LIG: ₹15,150 registration + ₹354 application + ₹826 processing
MIG-A: ₹52,500 registration + ₹354 application + ₹1,180 processing
Last Date: 19 September 2025
This scheme provides affordable housing for weaker and middle-income households in semi-urban areas.
Another major launch is a scheme with 467 affordable houses, with prices starting at just ₹7.6 lakh. This is one of RHB’s most economical housing projects in 2025.
Udaipur (Paneriyon ki Madadi)
Dholpur (Bari Road)
Bundi (Nainwan)
Baran (Atru)
₹7.60 lakh – ₹51.10 lakh
Bundi (Nainwan – Phase 1)
MIG A: 9 units, 101.60 sq.m, ₹32.35 lakh
LIG: 12 units, 62.56 sq.m, ₹22.15 lakh
EWS: 23 units, 36.63 sq.m, ₹11.05 lakh
Gharaunda: 12 units, 26.63 sq.m, ₹7.80 lakh
Bundi (Phase 2)
EWS: 16 units, 36.63 sq.m, ₹11.05 lakh
HIG: 13 units, 138.50 sq.m, ₹51.10 lakh
MIG B: 6 units, 132.50 sq.m, ₹42 lakh
Baran (Atru)
MIG A: 31 flats, 101.60 sq.m, ₹31.40 lakh
LIG: 89 flats, 62.56 sq.m, ₹21.50 lakh
Gharaunda: 50 units, 26.63 sq.m, ₹7.60 lakh
Dholpur (Bari Road)
48 EWS units: ₹12.45 lakh each
16 LIG flats: ₹19.20 lakh each
Udaipur (Paneriyon ki Madadi)
80 EWS flats: ₹12.96 lakh
62 LIG flats: ₹17.20 lakh
Another new housing project in Barmer is also expected around September or Diwali 2025.
Application Fee (all categories): ₹354 + GST
Registration deposit (based on category):
EWS: ₹7,000
LIG: ₹15,000
MIG-A: ₹52,500
MIG-B: ₹84,000
HIG: ₹1,26,000
👉 Payment only through RHBMS Portal.
RTGS/NEFT/direct transfers are not accepted.
45% houses allotted on full upfront payment.
55% houses allotted on installment basis.
Installments:
1st → 35%
2nd → 30%
3rd → 30%
Delay in payment will attract 12% annual interest.
Any Indian citizen above 18 years of age.
Even if you already own/previously bought an RHB house/plot, you can still apply.
Only individual applications allowed (not in the name of a company/organization).
PAN & Aadhaar card mandatory.
State/Central Govt employees, widows, disabled, landless → 10%
Ex-servicemen, martyr families → 10%
General category → 39.5%
Professionals (CA, doctors, lawyers) → 5%
SC → 16%
ST → 12%
Other special categories (journalists, freedom fighters, Olympic players, transgender, etc.) have separate quota.
District 12, on Aklera National Highway Road
Railway station → 2 km
Bus stand → 1 km
Opposite Agriculture Market (Krishi Upaj Mandi)
Official Website: 👉 https://rhb.rajasthan.gov.in
Application Portal: 👉 RHBMS Portal
With these three major initiatives launched in August 2025 and earlier projects in May 2025, the Rajasthan Housing Board is addressing housing demand at all levels:
Urban housing demand through SRS flats,
Affordable homes for weaker and middle-income families in smaller towns, and
Ultra-low-cost houses starting at ₹7.6 lakh for first-time buyers.
Together, these projects highlight the state’s commitment to “Housing for All” with transparency and inclusivity.