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The news that everyone was eagerly waiting for, is finally out. MHADA to come out with a lottery for 2,000 Homes in Mumbai

On Tuesday, the Minister for Housing, Atul Save announced that, the lottery for 2,000 homes in Mumbai will be held soon.

Sources in MHADA claimed that the lottery may be announced in August month.

The homes will be in Goregaon, Dindoshi, Vikhroli and some homes will be scattered in South of Mumbai.

MHADA offers homes to those who are domicile of Maharashtra at affordable rates.

Also Read: MHADA plot in Oshiwara Auctioned for Rs 125 Crore

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