300 sqm Plots in Pocket 5A, Sector 18

300 sq m plots in Pocket 5A: start with the plot record

Pocket 5A is named within Sector 18 in YEIDA’s institutional allotment brochure YEA/INSTITUTIONAL 2018-2019/01. That historical reference establishes the pocket name; it does not establish which residential plots are currently for sale or ready for possession. For an offer described as a 300 sq m plot here, match the exact plot number, pocket, sector and area against the seller’s Authority documents and the applicable layout.

Ask for the allotment number and original scheme as well as the plot address. A location label and a quoted size are a starting point for enquiries, not proof of the seller’s rights or the plot’s current status.

Read the lease before treating an offer as freehold

YEIDA’s published residential lease format describes a 90-year lease from execution of the deed and residential construction to a plan approved by the Authority. It records the plot number, block or pocket, sector, area and boundaries. Read the documents applicable to the particular allotment, including any subsequent orders or permissions.

Before agreeing terms, establish whether the seller holds allotment rights or an executed, registered lease. Obtain the relevant records and check the seller’s identity and authority to transfer. Registration, physical possession and permission to build are separate checks.

Documents and site checks for a Pocket 5A offer

• Plot identity: compare the plot number, Pocket 5A, Sector 18 and recorded area across the allotment letter, applicable layout and lease documents.
• Payments and dues: request the current Authority account statement, payment receipts and any outstanding demand or extension notice.
• Transfer position: obtain the applicable permission requirements and a written statement of current charges for the transaction.
• Possession: inspect any possession letter and demarcation record; match the marked plot and boundaries during a site visit.
• Access and services: check the approach, road condition, drainage, water and electricity at the actual plot. A layout or planned facility does not establish an operational connection.
• Construction: check the building-plan approval requirements, applicable deadlines and any extension or completion documents with YEIDA.

Compare the total cost, not just the seller’s quotation

Request an itemised written quotation showing the seller’s consideration and identifying who pays Authority dues, transfer-related charges, registration expenses and any brokerage. Confirm the amounts and applicable conditions from current records before committing funds.

YEIDA’s published application for transfer of residential allotment rights requires specific Authority permission and clearance of applicable dues. The form also states that submitting an application does not itself grant permission. It does not provide a final payable amount for an unidentified Pocket 5A plot.

For more detail, read our residential lease-deed guide and residential transfer guide, and browse Sector 18.

Send the plot number, quoted area, asking price and available documents with your enquiry. Current availability, price, title, possession and transfer eligibility must be confirmed for the individual offer.

Official sources checked on 14 October 2026

• YEIDA institutional allotment brochure YEA/INSTITUTIONAL 2018-2019/01: page 21 names Pocket 5A in Sector 18; the institutional entry is not evidence of residential stock or a completed facility.
• YEIDA residential lease-deed format: lease structure, plot identification and approved residential construction.
• YEIDA application for transfer of residential allotment rights: permission and dues requirements. Confirm the current procedure for the actual allotment.