Showroom-cum-office sites and booths in Eco City Township: sizes, auctions and rental potential.
Alongside residential plots, Eco City Township includes commercial sites for the shops and services a township needs. Two formats are listed for Eco City-1: showroom-cum-office (SCO) sites and small booths. In new phases, GMADA plans to sell commercial sites by open auction.
These come from broker material. Confirm the approved land use, dimensions and permitted floors for any specific site.
GMADA usually sells commercial sites by auction rather than draw. The reported plan for Eco City-2 Extension and Eco City-3 follows this pattern: residential plots by draw, commercial sites by open auction. Auction terms, reserve prices and payment schedules come in the official auction notice. Existing SCOs and booths in Eco City-1 change hands through transfer.
A commercial unit's value depends on what surrounds it. Ask:
In a developing township, occupancy and rents can take years to build. See rental income and ROI expectations.
Booths have a smaller ticket and suit small shops, kiosks and service counters. SCOs offer more floor area over multiple levels and suit showrooms, clinics and offices. Booths can be easier to buy and let, but their rent is limited by size. SCOs carry higher entry costs and longer vacancy risk, but stronger income when occupied by a good tenant. Match your choice to your budget and how hands-on you want to be.
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.
Eco City-1 listings show SCOs of 100 sq. yd., at 15 × 60 ft.
Booths of 10 sq. yd. (8 × 11 ft) and 20 sq. yd. (12 × 15 ft) are listed.
Usually by auction. The reported plan for new Eco City phases is open auction for commercial sites.
It depends on location, frontage, permitted use and how many homes are occupied nearby. Rents in a developing township can take time to build.
No. Booths and SCOs are commercial sites and must be used as permitted under GMADA rules.
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