After months of anticipation, Greater Mohali Area Development Authority (GMADA) is preparing to roll out one of the most talked-about residential schemes in the Tricity region — the Eco City-2 Extension Residential Scheme, expected to launch in January 2026.
Set in Hoshiarpur Village, New Chandigarh, the scheme offers a rare combination most buyers chase but seldom find: low density, fixed pricing, and meaningful upside.
📍 Location
New Chandigarh – Eco City-2 Extension (Hoshiarpur Village)
Well connected to Chandigarh while retaining the open, planned character that New Chandigarh is known for.
🏡 Plot Sizes & Inventory
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1 Kanal (500 sq yards)
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2 Kanal (1,000 sq yards)
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Estimated inventory: ~153–185 residential plots
(Exact numbers to be confirmed at launch)
This is not a mass-housing scheme. Think fewer neighbours, wider roads, and long-term livability.
💰 Pricing Advantage (This Is the Big One)
- Expected GMADA scheme rate: ~₹60,000 per sq yard
- Current market rates nearby: ₹1.2–1.5 lakh per sq yard
In plain English: if you get allotted, you’re potentially stepping into ~50% notional equity on Day One. Not bad for a lottery ticket that doesn’t cost a kidney.
🎯 Allotment Mode: Draw of Lots
Unlike recent auctions where prices spiral faster than your stress levels, this scheme follows a fixed-rate, fair draw system.
- No bidding wars
- No last-minute price surprises
- Allocation purely through a lottery system
Luck plays a role — but the rules are refreshingly clean.
📝 Payment Plan
- Installment-based payment
- Spread over 3 years, making it far more manageable than lump-sum auctions
Why This Scheme Stands Out
Recent GMADA auctions have favoured deep pockets. This one quietly shifts the advantage back to end users and long-term planners — families, professionals, and investors looking for land with breathing space and future value.
If New Chandigarh’s growth story plays out the way infrastructure and planning suggest, Eco City-2 Extension could age very well.
Sometimes, the smartest real-estate moves don’t shout — they just quietly compound.