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NBCC Cancels Auction of 262 Chanakyapuri Luxury Homes
NBCC has cancelled the e-auction of 262 luxury residential apartments at Avenue Towers on Africa Avenue in New Delhi’s Chanakyapuri. The homes were being offered on a freehold basis.
The company said applicants will receive full refunds of their Earnest Money Deposit and Auction Processing Fee. The money will be returned to the bank accounts provided by applicants within three working days of the August 19 notice.
Although the original application document described the processing fee as non-refundable, NBCC said it would refund it ex gratia and in good faith, without accepting liability. The company said this decision would not set a precedent for other auctions or tenders. It cited administrative reasons for the cancellation but gave no further explanation or date for a fresh auction. Interested bidders have been asked to monitor NBCC’s website for updates.
Indian Opinion Analysis
NBCC is a public sector company under the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs, and its property auctions follow terms set in the published tender documents. A fresh sale would therefore require a new schedule, eligibility conditions and payment timeline rather than an automatic revival of the cancelled process. Refunds will remove the immediate financial commitment for applicants, but bidders will need to reapply if the apartments are offered again. The key signal to watch is NBCC’s next notice on the Africa Avenue project, including whether it changes the auction terms or reserve prices.
Source: businesstoday.in
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