Eco City Township lets you build your own home on a GMADA plot in New Chandigarh, with planned roads, parks and green belts at the foot of the Shivalik hills.
Plots of 100, 200, 300, 400 and 500 sq. yd. in Eco City-1, with larger sizes listed in Eco City-2
One-kanal and two-kanal plots proposed in the Eco City-2 Extension scheme
Parks, green buffers and open spaces planned under the New Chandigarh master plan
Internal roads, piped water, underground sewerage and rainwater harvesting
Showroom-cum-office sites and booths for shops and services within the township
Access via Madhya Marg extension and the Chandigarh–Kurali–Rupnagar highway
Eco City Township New Chandigarh is the plotted residential township planned by the Greater Mohali Area Development Authority (GMADA) in Mullanpur. Phase I, Eco City-1, covers about 400 acres under a land-pooling arrangement, with Larsen & Toubro named by GMADA as the development contractor for that phase. Its 2011 draw for 836 plots attracted about 1.6 lakh applications.
The township is built around residential plots of 100 to 500 sq. yd. in Eco City-1, plus commercial SCOs and booths. Eco City-2 followed with a 289-plot GMADA scheme, the 96-acre Eco City-2 Extension at Hoshiarpur village is proposed but currently on hold, and the 716-acre Eco City-3 across nine villages received environmental clearance in October 2026.
Strategically located in Mullanpur, New Chandigarh, the township sits close to Madhya Marg, PGIMER, Panjab University, the Medicity and the Education City. For buyers, Eco City Township today means two routes: resale plots in the established Eco City-1, or waiting for official GMADA schemes in the newer phases. Resale prices vary widely by size and pocket, so ask us for current options.
Key facts about the GMADA Eco City plotted township in Mullanpur, New Chandigarh.
Eco City Township prices depend on the phase. Eco City-1 resale listings are advertised from about ₹2 crore for 150 sq. yd. to ₹7.5 crore for 500 sq. yd.; these are asking prices, not GMADA rates. Newer phases are priced only through official GMADA schemes.
| Configuration | Price | Action |
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Eco City-1 Residential Plots (Resale)
100–500 sq. yd. | Established Phase | Title Check Needed
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₹ 2 Cr – 7.5 Cr* | |
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Eco City-2 Extension (Proposed)
1 & 2 Kanal Plots | Launch on Hold | Draw-Based Allotment
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₹ 5,500 / sq. yd.* | |
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Commercial SCOs & Booths
SCO 100 sq. yd. | Booths 10–20 sq. yd. | Resale
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₹ On Request* |
Talk to our team about available Eco City-1 resale plots, SCOs and booths, and get updates when GMADA notifies Eco City-2 Extension or Eco City-3 schemes.
Discover why buyers shortlist this GMADA plotted township in New Chandigarh, next to the Chandigarh Tricity.
Set just north of Chandigarh with road access via Madhya Marg extension and the Chandigarh–Kurali–Rupnagar highway, close to PGIMER and Panjab University.
Freehold-style residential plots from 100 to 500 sq. yd. let you design an independent house to your own needs, subject to GMADA building bye-laws.
The New Chandigarh master plan provides for a Medicity, an Education City, a transport terminal and a future metro station. Treat these as plans until delivered, but they shape long-term demand.
Eco City is planned and allotted by GMADA, the Punjab government development authority for the Greater Mohali region, with transparent draw-based allotment of residential plots.
A medium-density, plotted layout with independent houses, parks and Shivalik views instead of crowded high-rises.
Wide internal roads, piped water, underground sewerage, parks, green belts and commercial pockets planned across the township.
Eco City Township is planned with township-level infrastructure under the New Chandigarh master plan. Check on the ground which facilities are complete near your specific plot.
SCOs, showrooms and booths for daily shopping and services
Planned piped water network to residential plots
Recreation areas and open grounds in the master plan
Neighbourhood parks, green buffers and landscaped open spaces
Play areas within neighbourhood green spaces
Walking paths along green belts with Shivalik views
80–100 ft roads referenced in project listings
Planned power distribution to every sector
Planned underground sewer and drainage lines
Sustainability features referenced for the township
Education City and Medicity zones in New Chandigarh
Sites for public utilities and services as per plan
Explore the plot sizes and master plan of Eco City Township, New Chandigarh.
See the Eco City sector layout with residential blocks, commercial pockets, roads and green belts.
Residential plots of 100 to 500 sq. yd. and commercial SCOs and booths across Eco City.
Strategically located in Mullanpur, New Chandigarh, Eco City Township sits at the Shivalik foothills just beyond Chandigarh's northern edge, with access to Madhya Marg, the Chandigarh–Kurali–Rupnagar highway, PGIMER, Panjab University and the planned Medicity and Education City.
Eco City Township is the GMADA plotted township located in Mullanpur, New Chandigarh, in SAS Nagar (Mohali) district of Punjab. The location links to Chandigarh’s sectors, major hospitals, universities and the Chandigarh International Airport via Mohali.
New Chandigarh is planned as a medium-density, self-sustaining extension of the Tricity, with a road grid, parks, residential sectors, a Medicity health zone around the Homi Bhabha Cancer Hospital and an Education City knowledge zone. The master plan also proposes a transport terminal with a future metro station. These are plans, so confirm on the ground which roads and services already serve your plot.
Chandigarh’s schools, hospitals, markets and Sukhna Lake are a short drive away, while the Shivalik hills and the Siswan forest belt give Mullanpur a greener, quieter setting than the city core.
Chandigarh's Madhya Marg continues towards New Chandigarh as a wide arterial road (listings mention a 200-ft road), giving Eco City a direct run into the city's sectors, PGIMER and Panjab University.
Arterial RoadPGIMER, one of India’s leading medical institutes, is on the Chandigarh side of the Madhya Marg route, and New Chandigarh’s own Medicity is planned around the Homi Bhabha Cancer Hospital.
Healthcare HubPanjab University and Chandigarh’s colleges are within easy reach, and the New Chandigarh plan earmarks an Education City knowledge zone for institutions close to Eco City.
Education HubThe New Chandigarh master plan proposes a transport terminal with a future metro station nearby. It is a planning proposal today, but it signals how the area is expected to connect with the Tricity.
Future GrowthChandigarh International Airport at Mohali is reached via the Tricity road network; check the drive time from your specific sector before you buy.
Air ConnectivityThe Shivalik foothills, the Siswan forest belt and Sukhna Lake give Mullanpur a green, open setting that is hard to find inside the crowded Tricity sectors.
Open SpacesEco City Township connects to key residential, medical, educational and transport hubs across the Chandigarh Tricity.
Wide arterial link from New Chandigarh into Chandigarh’s sector grid.
Regional highway link towards Kurali, Rupnagar, Ludhiana and the rest of Punjab.
Road connection towards Kharar, Landran and Mohali, and onward via Samrala to Ludhiana (about 100 km).
Access to PGIMER and the hospitals of Chandigarh, plus the planned Medicity.
Easy access to Panjab University, the Capitol Complex and Sector 17.
Chandigarh International Airport is reached via Mohali; drive time depends on your sector.
Beyond regional connectivity, New Chandigarh is planned as a self-sustaining area with its own schools, healthcare and commercial pockets, backed by Chandigarh next door.
Madhya Marg extension and the Kurali highway put Chandigarh’s jobs, hospitals and colleges within a practical commute.
The master plan proposes a transport terminal with a future metro station, which would strengthen links with the Tricity once delivered.
GMADA planned Eco City with a road grid, wide internal roads, piped water, sewerage and green belts.
Schools, hospitals, shopping malls, and entertainment destinations are easily accessible for a complete lifestyle experience.
With Eco City-3 cleared and the Medicity and Education City planned, New Chandigarh is one of the Tricity’s main growth directions.
Plotted, medium-density living at the Shivalik foothills suits families who want space and fresh air close to the city.
Explore the location of Eco City Township in Mullanpur, New Chandigarh.
Important: The map shows the broader Eco City, Mullanpur area. Exact sector boundaries, plot locations, approach roads, distances and travel times should be verified against GMADA layout plans and on a site visit.
Mullanpur, New Chandigarh, is emerging as the Tricity’s planned plotted address. With road links to Chandigarh, PGIMER and Panjab University, a planned Medicity and Education City, and the Shivalik hills as a backdrop, Eco City suits families, professionals and long-term investors from Chandigarh, Ludhiana and across Punjab who want space near the city.
GMADA, the Greater Mohali Area Development Authority, is the Punjab government body that plans and develops urban estates in the Greater Mohali region, including New Chandigarh. GMADA conceived Eco City as the first large plotted township of New Chandigarh, launching Phase I in 2011 with 836 residential plots that attracted about 1.6 lakh applications.
Phase I covers around 400 acres planned under a land-pooling arrangement, and GMADA names Larsen & Toubro as the development contractor for that phase. Allotment of residential plots in GMADA schemes is normally by draw of lots, and commercial sites are sold by auction. Every scheme notice, payment schedule, transfer permission and dues statement comes from GMADA, so it is the reference point for any purchase.
After Eco City-1, GMADA offered a 289-plot Eco City-2 scheme, proposed a 96-acre Eco City-2 Extension at Hoshiarpur village (put on hold in October 2026) and planned the 716-acre Eco City-3 across nine villages, which received environmental clearance from Punjab’s SEIAA in October 2026. This website is an independent guide and is not operated by GMADA.
Eco City Township is the plotted residential township planned by GMADA in Mullanpur, New Chandigarh, Punjab. Eco City-1 was launched in 2011 on about 400 acres with 836 residential plots, and the township has since grown into Eco City-2, a proposed Eco City-2 Extension and the 716-acre Eco City-3.
Eco City is in Mullanpur, New Chandigarh, in SAS Nagar (Mohali) district of Punjab, just north-west of Chandigarh at the Shivalik foothills. It is reached via the Madhya Marg extension and the Chandigarh–Kurali–Rupnagar highway, with PGIMER and Panjab University on the Chandigarh side.
Eco City-1 residential plots are listed in 100, 200, 300, 400 and 500 sq. yd. sizes, with SCOs of 100 sq. yd. and booths of 10 and 20 sq. yd. Eco City-2 listings mention sizes up to 2,000 sq. yd., and the proposed Eco City-2 Extension has 1-kanal and 2-kanal plots.
Eco City is a GMADA government-authority scheme rather than a private builder project, so check the scheme notice and the Punjab RERA portal for the specific phase. For resale plots, the key checks are the allotment letter, transfer approvals and a GMADA dues statement.
Eco City-1 resale plots are advertised from about ₹2 crore for 150 sq. yd. to ₹7.5 crore for 500 sq. yd.; these are asking prices, not GMADA rates. The original Eco City-2 scheme was allotted at ₹25,000 per sq. yd. in 2020–21, and ₹5,500 per sq. yd. is the reported proposed rate for the deferred Eco City-2 Extension.
The township is planned with wide internal roads, piped water supply, underground sewerage, parks and green belts, rainwater harvesting and commercial SCOs and booths, while New Chandigarh plans a Medicity and an Education City nearby. Confirm what is complete near your specific plot.
Eco City is planned by GMADA, the Greater Mohali Area Development Authority of the Punjab government. GMADA names Larsen & Toubro as the development contractor for Phase I.
GMADA puts Eco City-1 at around 400 acres. Eco City-2 Extension is a proposed 96-acre scheme, and Eco City-3 is a proposed 716-acre township across nine villages. Other sources quote different totals, so rely on GMADA scheme documents.
Eco City connects to Chandigarh through the Madhya Marg extension, to Kurali and Rupnagar through the Chandigarh–Rupnagar highway, and to Ludhiana (about 100 km) via Kharar and Samrala. PGIMER, Panjab University and the Mullanpur cricket stadium are nearby, and the master plan proposes a transport terminal with a future metro station.
Eco City combines a GMADA-planned layout, a location next to Chandigarh and strong historical demand, and Eco City-3 adds future supply. Past demand does not guarantee future returns, so verify the plot title, dues and on-ground infrastructure, and consult a lawyer and financial adviser before investing.
Contact us for Eco City resale plots, site visits, price guidance and updates on new GMADA schemes.