How GMADA planned, allotted and is expanding Eco City Township in New Chandigarh.
The Greater Mohali Area Development Authority (GMADA) is the Punjab government body that plans urban estates in the Greater Mohali region. The Eco City project is its plotted township in New Chandigarh, and the main reason Mullanpur turned from a village into one of the Tricity's planned growth areas.
This page focuses on the project history and the way GMADA schemes work, so you can read any Eco City listing or news report with the right context.
GMADA announces a scheme with a brochure that lists plot sizes, rates, the earnest money, payment schedule and the eligibility rules. Residential plots are normally allotted by a public draw of lots, while commercial sites are sold by auction. Successful applicants receive a letter of intent and then an allotment letter, pay instalments as scheduled, and receive possession once the area is ready. Later, the owner can transfer the plot with GMADA's permission.
Every document in this chain is issued by GMADA, which is why it is the final reference for any Eco City purchase.
GMADA's official material describes planned development and historical spending, but it does not by itself confirm that every facility is complete today. The New Chandigarh plan includes a road grid, parks, a Medicity, an Education City and a proposed transport terminal. Visit the site and confirm which roads and services already reach the plot you are considering. See planned amenities and the master plan.
Read our RERA and approvals guide and the buying checklist.
This is an independent information website about Eco City Township. It is not operated by GMADA. We help buyers understand the phases and connect with resale options; official scheme decisions always come from GMADA.
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.
Yes. Eco City is planned and allotted by GMADA, the Greater Mohali Area Development Authority of the Punjab government.
Residential plots in GMADA schemes are normally allotted by draw of lots, while commercial sites are sold by auction.
GMADA names Larsen & Toubro as the development contractor for Phase I.
No. This is an independent information website. For official notices, use GMADA's own website.
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