Landowners
Share a high-level raw-land, assembly or collaboration interest. Submission is not a public listing or offer for sale.
Independent information & networking intake
Delhi Land Assembly & Collaboration
A controlled first-contact route for landowners, builders, HNIs, family offices, institutions, aggregators and disclosed property advisers exploring raw-land assembly or development collaboration—particularly in Planning Zones N, P-I and P-II.
Current platform boundary: DelhiSmartCity.com provides policy information and receives high-level expressions of interest. It does not advertise project inventory, arrange bookings, negotiate sales, collect money, act for a promoter or party, or charge brokerage or a transaction-linked fee.
Start here
Tell us your high-level interest.
Choose one clear purpose first. This is a preliminary compliance and information screen, not a public listing, appointment, offer, negotiation or transaction service. Provide only high-level, non-sensitive details.
Who this is for
One controlled intake for the land ecosystem.
We organise high-level, non-sensitive information so that the proper compliance route and independent professional diligence can be identified before any transaction activity.
Builders & developers
Describe a location, contiguous-area, access and collaboration requirement without submitting project inventory or inviting bookings.
HNIs & institutions
Share a defined land requirement. We do not offer pooled investments, assured returns, investment advice or transaction execution.
Brokers & property advisers
Submit only with the party’s written authority, disclose registration where applicable, and identify your role. No agency, endorsement, listing or commission arrangement is created.
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Land requirement
A high-level location and area requirement for compliance screening; not a request for project inventory or a buyer appointment.
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Aggregation interest
Preliminary information about adjacent interests where contiguity, access and ownership authority still require proof.
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Collaboration interest
Initial, non-binding interest in a development structure, followed only by independent legal, tax and regulatory advice.
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Land Pooling information
Information relevant to eligible sectors or consortium concepts—without representing eligibility, appointment or secured development rights.
Geographic focus
Zones N, P-I and P-II
A zone name alone is never a development entitlement. Revenue village, sector, land use, road network, pooling status and parcel constraints must align.
Zone NNorth-west Delhi
Potential opportunities may interact with urban-extension areas, existing settlements, Rohini/Bawana interfaces, proposed networks and UER-II.
First screen
Open DDA reference maps ↗Confirm the applicable zonal plan, sector, land use, village boundary, acquisition history and road access.
Zone P-INarela planning zone
Distinguish DDA-developed or acquired areas from unacquired components and verify the applicable planning and pooling framework.
First screen
Open DDA Planning Zone P-I ↗Check whether the specific parcel is in a relevant urban-extension/land-pooling area and whether official sector mapping supports the stated position.
Zone P-IINorth Delhi / Alipur side
Large holdings may still be fragmented by ownership, access, drains, roads, exclusions and sector-level implementation conditions.
First screen
Open DDA Land Pooling portal ↗Verify village and sector, DE/Land Pooling participation, consortium status, contiguity and infrastructure obligations.
Notified MPD-2047 Chapter 4.3
UER-II high-density corridor: read the conditions, not just “250 metres”.
The notified High Density Corridor is a 250-metre-wide corridor on each side from the edge of the ROW of executed UER-II stretches, subject to availability of a secondary service road and the official Road Network Plan.
NOTIFIED — IMPLEMENTATION-CONDITIONAL: HDC is now an operative Master Plan framework, but no parcel receives FAR or a change of use automatically. The notified RNP, 50% surrender/reconstitution, access, charges, project sanction and building approval remain essential.
New DDA RNP viewer — 13 September 2026: DDA has published an indicative Road Network Plan GIS for Land Pooling areas in Zones N, P-I and P-II. DDA expressly states that it is for reference/viewing only and subject to change. It assists screening but does not by itself identify a qualifying executed UER-II stretch, satisfy every HDC condition or approve a parcel. Use this RNP viewer—not the separate Spatial Development Policies atlas—to see the yellow road network. Open RNP viewer (yellow roads) ↗ · Open via DDA page ↗
DDA FAQ dated 27 August 2026: DDA describes submission through OBPS, sanction by the TOD Committee and a 60-day target from receipt of a complete proposal. These are process explanations—not a substitute for the notified RNP, qualifying executed stretch, charges or parcel-level sanction.
Only qualifying executed stretches and parcels; the zone list does not make every property eligible.
Measured from the edge of UER-II road ROW, subject to the secondary service-road condition.
After 50% surrender from an original plot of at least 8,000 sq m; at least 75% of the HDC plot must fall within the zone.
The plot must also form part of the notified RNP for the concerned Land Pooling area.
What may justify further study
- A traceable parcel with credible ownership data
- A surveyed relationship to UER-II ROW and qualifying stretch
- Contiguity sufficient to test the proposed plot thresholds
- Legal access and an official planning-network pathway
What must not be assumed
- Automatic FAR 400 or automatic mixed-use permission
- That every parcel within an approximate 250 m band qualifies
- That a broker map is an official HDC or road-network map
- Guaranteed approval, timeline, price or return
Notified MPD-2047 — HDC chapterChapter 4.3 in S.O. 4597(E), effective 20 August 2026.↗Official DDA FAQs on MPD-2047DDA's 27 August 2026 process explanations for HDC and other policies; not a parcel approval.↗DDA GIS — Indicative RNP (yellow road network)Official Road Network Plan viewer for Land Pooling Zones N, P-I and P-II. It is a reference layer—not an HDC or parcel approval.↗DDA MPD-2047 publication hubOfficial DDA page that opens the current RNP viewer; use this route if a browser has retained an older GIS view.↗DDA GIS — Spatial Development PoliciesA separate official policy atlas for preliminary screening; it is not the RNP yellow-road viewer or a parcel approval.↗DDA reference mapsUse official DDA material to begin location checks; parcel-level certification remains necessary.↗
Before any next step
Minimum diligence gate
A credible land interest starts with evidence. Any later negotiation or regulated activity must occur outside this intake and only after appropriate lawyers, planners, surveyors, tax advisers and other regulated professionals are engaged.
- Ownership chain, mutation and revenue-record consistency
- Exact khasra overlay on official zone, sector and land-use maps
- Acquisition, litigation, mortgage, charge and encumbrance searches
- Land Pooling eligibility, participation and consortium position
- UER-II / notified HDC relationship measured from the road ROW edge
- Existing legal access, road width, proposed network and surrender impact
- Environmental, heritage, monument, defence and other exclusions
- Development feasibility, charges, tax, stamp duty and regulatory approvals
No public listing by default: We will not publish ownership information, asking prices or parcel documents merely because they are submitted. Do not email Aadhaar, PAN, bank details, passwords, original deeds or unredacted sensitive records at the initial stage.
Platform and regulatory disclaimer
Information submitted through this page is not independently verified unless expressly stated. DelhiSmartCity.com does not guarantee title, possession, zoning, land use, development potential, HDC inclusion, consortium status, approvals, market value, financing, returns or counterparty performance. No submission creates an agency, brokerage, fiduciary, listing, mandate, partnership, commission or success-fee arrangement. Applicable legal and regulatory requirements depend on the actual facts and conduct; this page cannot waive a statutory requirement.