The Lucknow Development Authority (LDA) has launched an attractive First-Come-First-Serve Housing Scheme, offering ready-to-move-in apartments at affordable prices in prime areas of the city. With rates starting as low as ₹22.8 lakhs, the scheme is being promoted as an excellent opportunity for homebuyers looking for immediate possession and budget-friendly homes in the state capital.
Key Features of the Scheme
Immediate Possession with just 25%–35% payment
Discounts of up to 6% on full payment
Limited units available under the First-Come-First-Serve model
Transparent pricing with no hidden charges
Project Locations
Anubhuti Apartments – Aliganj Yojna
2-BHK units
Starting from ₹22.8 Lakhs*
Kabir Nagar Housing – Devpur Para Yojna
3-BHK units
Starting from ₹31.7 Lakhs*
These housing projects are located in well-connected and fast-developing neighborhoods, offering proximity to schools, markets, public transport, and hospitals.
Booking & Contact Details
Site Visit: +91-7081101611 / +91-8009278591
Sales Enquiry: +91-7081100460
Booking Process: Scan QR code provided in the promotional posters or call the numbers above for more information and to schedule a site visit.
Why Choose LDA Apartments?
The scheme is part of LDA’s ongoing effort to provide affordable and secure housing options to the middle-income group in Lucknow. Backed by government guarantees and modern urban planning, LDA flats are seen as low-risk, high-value property investments.
With real estate prices steadily increasing in Tier-2 cities like Lucknow, LDA’s decision to release ready-to-move units with possession-linked payment plans offers a rare opportunity. Buyers can bypass the common challenges of under-construction projects, delays, or legal complications. Plus, being government-approved, LDA flats come with better trustworthiness compared to many private builders.
Real estate consultants have noted that these types of LDA schemes tend to sell out quickly due to limited inventory and high demand among salaried professionals, retired personnel, and even NRIs looking to invest in their hometowns.