Planning to build your own house? How residential plots in Eco City Township work, from choosing a size to construction.
A residential plot in Mullanpur gives you something a flat cannot: your own land and a house designed around your family. In Eco City Township that land comes with a GMADA layout, planned roads and a place in the wider New Chandigarh plan.
This page is for end users who want to live in the house they build. It covers how to match plot size to your needs and what costs to plan beyond the plot price.
GMADA building bye-laws set coverage, height and setbacks for each size, so check them with your architect before finalising the purchase.
The budget guide shows how to put these together.
Inside Eco City, plots closer to completed roads and inhabited houses are easier to live in sooner. Plots facing parks or green belts get better light and views. Check drainage and approach roads during the monsoon if you can. See plotted colony living for what daily life looks like.
Families who have moved into Eco City describe a quieter pace than Chandigarh's busy sectors, with more space and greenery. The trade-off is that some errands mean a drive to Kharar, Mohali or Chandigarh while local markets grow. Check the nearest school bus routes, grocery options and clinics for the pocket you are considering, and talk to residents if you can. The more houses already occupied around a plot, the easier daily life will be from day one.
An Eco City-1 or Eco City-2 resale plot can usually be built on once transfer and plan approval are done. Plots in future schemes such as Eco City-3 will take longer because infrastructure has to be developed first. Read possession timelines.
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.
Most families choose 200 to 300 sq. yd. Larger 400 to 500 sq. yd. plots suit big families or those wanting gardens and extra parking.
Yes. You need building plan approval under GMADA's building bye-laws before construction.
Transfer charges and dues, stamp duty and registration, plan approval and service connections, construction, boundary wall and interiors.
For established Eco City-1 and Eco City-2 plots, usually after transfer and plan approval. New schemes need infrastructure first.
Many families like the space, greenery and access to Chandigarh. Check schools, shops and clinics near your specific pocket.
Get current resale options, plot-size guidance and Eco City-3 updates from our team.