Nashik, 9th September 2026: Homebuyers looking for more affordable housing options in Nashik now have another opportunity, with the Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority (MHADA) putting 324 homes on sale across the Nashik region.
The homes are priced between ₹11 lakh and ₹27 lakh and are being offered on a First Come, First Served (FCFS) basis rather than through the conventional lottery process.
The homes are spread across several locations in and around Nashik, including Makhmalabad, Satpur, Vihitgaon, Sinnar Phata, Pathardi, Mhasrul, Agar Takli, Gangapur, Deolali, Chehedi, Mery-Rasbihari Link Road and Adgaon.
For those interested in applying, the online registration and application process has opened on September 9, 2026, and will remain open until 11:59 pm on September 12. The online process for payment of the earnest money deposit (EMD) and selection of the housing scheme is also available during this period, beginning at 11 am on September 9.
Applicants who successfully select a tenement will have to pay the prescribed administrative charges within 48 hours of making the selection.
The sale is being conducted under MHADA’s 20 per cent Inclusive Housing Scheme, with the vacant tenements being offered through the FCFS system. Applications are to be submitted through MHADA’s official Book My Home portal.
Unlike a lottery, the FCFS system means that applicants are considered on the basis of when they complete the required process and select an available home. MHADA has used this model previously, including for homes in Mumbai that remained unsold after being offered through earlier lottery schemes.
MHADA has also issued a warning to applicants about possible fraud. The Nashik Board has clarified that it has not appointed any representative, consultant or property agent for the sale or distribution of these homes.
Applicants have therefore been advised not to make financial transactions with anyone claiming to sell the homes or applications on MHADA’s behalf. The authority has said it will not be responsible for unauthorised transactions or fraudulent activity carried out by such individuals.
MHADA has asked applicants to report brokers or individuals found selling applications without authorisation, collecting money in the authority’s name or engaging in fraudulent activity to its Chief Vigilance and Security Officer at 022-66405448.
With the application window closing on September 12, prospective buyers will need to check the available homes, locations, eligibility and payment requirements on the official MHADA portal before proceeding.
