
The City and Industrial Development Corporation (CIDCO) will launch online registration on August 15 for 4,779 homes under a new housing scheme for economically weaker sections. The homes are in Taloja (4,229),…
The City and Industrial Development Corporation (CIDCO) will launch online registration on August 15 for 4,779 homes under a new housing scheme for economically weaker sections. The homes are in Taloja (4,229), Kalamboli (257), and Kharghar (293), with some reserved for applicants with disabilities. Eligibility requires annual family income up to Rs 6 lakh and no pucca house anywhere in India.
CIDCO said detailed prices and charges for each project will be published on www.cidcohomes.com before registration begins. The nodes are well connected by road, rail, metro, and are close to the upcoming Navi Mumbai International Airport. Allotment depends on eligibility verification and document scrutiny. Applicants should check the portal for updates.
The common cynicism that government housing schemes remain stuck in delays or corruption misses one point: CIDCO has delivered large projects before, and the online process reduces manual discretion. Another easy narrative is that EWS homes are too far from jobs, but these nodes have strong connectivity and the new airport nearby. The real test will be how many of these 4,779 homes are occupied within a year, that will show whether affordability and location truly match demand.
Source: timesofindia.indiatimes.com
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