A proposed 96-acre GMADA township at Hoshiarpur village with one-kanal and two-kanal plots. Launch currently on hold.
Eco City-2 Extension is GMADA's proposed 96-acre addition to Eco City Township, planned at Hoshiarpur village in the Mullanpur area of New Chandigarh. The plan reported by Hindustan Times included 135 one-kanal and 18 two-kanal residential plots, with residential allotment by draw and commercial sites by auction.
On 9 October 2026, Hindustan Times reported that the launch had been put on hold. That status matters more than any brochure: there is no live booking for this scheme right now.
The October 2026 report gave a proposed rate of ₹5,500 per sq. yd. for the residential plots. Because the launch is deferred, treat this as a proposal, not an active offer. It is also far below the ₹25,000 per sq. yd. reported for the original Eco City-2 scheme in 2020–21, so wait for the official brochure before planning around it. Do not pay an agent against this rate unless a new GMADA scheme brochure confirms it.
Kanal is a traditional Punjab land unit. In GMADA residential schemes a one-kanal plot is commonly treated as 500 sq. yd. and a two-kanal plot as 1,000 sq. yd., but the brochure states the exact area for each plot. Large plots like these suit bungalow-style homes with gardens. See large residential plots and Eco City 1-kanal plots for planning ideas.
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Hoshiarpur village is also one of the nine villages in the proposed Eco City-3 footprint, so the Extension and Eco City-3 will shape the same corner of Mullanpur. Read the Eco City-3 page and the village list.
Information on this page is indicative and based on publicly available sources and project material at the time of writing. Prices, timelines and specifications are subject to change. Please verify the plot, phase and dues against GMADA records, check Punjab RERA where applicable, and have documents reviewed by an independent lawyer before paying.
It is a proposed 96-acre GMADA township at Hoshiarpur village, New Chandigarh, with residential and commercial plots, including 135 one-kanal and 18 two-kanal residential plots as reported.
No. Hindustan Times reported on 9 October 2026 that the launch had been put on hold. Wait for an official GMADA notice.
The reported proposed rate was ₹5,500 per sq. yd. Because the launch is deferred, it is not an active GMADA offer.
As reported, residential plots will be allotted by draw and commercial sites sold by auction.
A one-kanal plot is commonly treated as 500 sq. yd. in GMADA schemes. Check the exact area in the official brochure.
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