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Ghaziabad: A new affordable housing opportunity has been launched under the Samriddhi Homes project in Wave City along NH-24 (NH-9), offering residential flats for the Economically Weaker Section (EWS) and Lower Income Group (LIG) categories. The scheme has already generated significant interest, with thousands of applications reportedly submitted.
This detailed guide covers everything prospective buyers need to know — from eligibility and pricing to the application process and payment structure.
The project is located within Sector 1, Oakwood Enclave, a well-planned area inside Wave City. Site visits are allowed for interested buyers.
The scheme offers a total of 2,160 flats, divided equally between EWS and LIG categories.

Applicants from any state in India are eligible to apply.
The entire process is conducted offline.
Application forms (₹500) are available at:
Completed forms must be submitted only at the Wave City Sales Office.
The Demand Draft must be made in favour of UCHDPL and payable at Ghaziabad.
Applicants are advised to apply early to avoid last-minute issues.
Flats will be allotted through a lottery draw conducted by the Ghaziabad Development Authority.
Interest will be charged as per MCLR + 1%.
Valid certificates must be submitted to claim reservation benefits.
Construction started: March 2024
Expected completion: February 2029
Unsuccessful applicants will receive a refund within 1–2 months after the draw, directly to their bank account.
Key Highlights
Affordable housing under government-supported framework
Conclusion
The Samriddhi Homes scheme in Ghaziabad presents a promising opportunity for first-time homebuyers in the EWS and LIG segments. With relatively low entry cost, structured payment plans, and government-backed transparency, it stands out as a safer alternative to private real estate investments.
However, buyers should carefully evaluate long possession timelines and loan availability before applying.