DDA Targets 14 Key Land Parcels for Transit-Oriented Development in Delhi
DDA identifies key land parcels in Dwarka, Rohini, Karkardooma for TOD push
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The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) has identified 14 land parcels totaling over 300,000 square meters for Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) along metro corridors. This initiative aims to enhance mixed-use urban zones near public transport, promoting collaboration with developers and integrating residential, commercial, and retail spaces.
- 01The largest identified site is a 76,251 square meter parcel behind Kailash Deepak Hospital in Karkardooma along the Blue Line.
- 02Another significant site is located near the Peera Garhi district center, measuring 124,828 square meters along the Green Line.
- 03In Dwarka, DDA has identified multiple parcels, including a 31,100 square meter site in Sector 10 and a 26,400 square meter site in Sector 12.
- 04Rohini features two residential plots in sectors 19 and 18, measuring 14,600 square meters and 18,500 square meters, respectively.
- 05Lieutenant Governor Taranjit Singh Sandhu emphasized the need for developers to explore collaboration opportunities through a dedicated portal.
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The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) has launched a significant initiative by identifying 14 land parcels across Delhi for Transit-Oriented Development (TOD), aimed at fostering high-density, mixed-use urban areas near metro stations. These parcels collectively cover over 300,000 square meters and are strategically located along various metro corridors, including the Blue, Green, and Yellow Lines. Among the notable sites is a 76,251 square meter triangular plot behind Kailash Deepak Hospital in Karkardooma, which is adjacent to the Blue Line. Another large parcel near Peera Garhi district center spans 124,828 square meters along the Green Line. In Dwarka, the DDA has earmarked multiple sites, including a 31,100 square meter district center in Sector 10 and a 26,400 square meter site in Sector 12. Additionally, in Rohini, two residential plots have been identified, measuring 14,600 square meters and 18,500 square meters in sectors 19 and 18, respectively. Lieutenant Governor Taranjit Singh Sandhu, who chairs the DDA, has directed that details of these parcels be uploaded to a portal for interested developers, facilitating potential collaborations.
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This initiative is expected to enhance urban living by increasing housing and commercial options near public transport, potentially improving property values and accessibility for residents.
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