4,000 sq m YEIDA Plot Enquiries
YEIDA’s RPS-08/2024 residential scheme included a 4,000 sq m size category across Sectors 16, 18, 20 and 22D. For an offer described as 4,000 sq m, confirm the exact plot, recorded area, permitted use and applicable documents before comparing terms.
What the official source confirms
YEIDA’s RPS-08/2024 residential brochure names Sectors 16, 18, 20 and 22D. Its PDF page 3 includes a 4,000 sq m size category in the combined scheme table. The table does not say which of the four sectors, or which pocket, contains those plots.
The 2024 scheme is a dated reference, not confirmation of current availability. This page treats 4,000 sq m as the area quoted in an enquiry. Request the exact plot’s allotment letter, approved layout and lease or other applicable instrument to establish its sector, area and use.
Check the plot and proposed use together
- Identity: match the sector, pocket, plot and allotment numbers across the original scheme, allotment papers and applicable layout.
- Area and boundaries: compare the recorded area and boundary description with the demarcation records and actual site.
- Rights and tenure: establish what rights the seller holds and read the documents governing any proposed transfer.
- Use and construction: check the authorised land use, building-plan requirements, applicable deadlines and any permissions for the proposed activity.
- Possession and services: inspect the relevant possession records, access and service position at the actual plot; a planned facility is not proof that it is operational.
Size alone does not establish permission for warehousing, industrial activity, villas or any other particular project. Do not substitute the wording of a marketing description for the applicable allotment and approval records.
Lease, transfer and total-cost checks
For a residential offer, YEIDA’s published residential lease format describes a 90-year lease from execution of the deed and construction to an approved residential plan. First establish that the residential documents apply to the actual plot. Other uses require their own applicable terms and approvals.
YEIDA’s residential allotment-right transfer form requires specific permission and applicable dues; submitting an application alone does not grant permission. Obtain the current account statement, outstanding demands and written charges for the actual transaction.
Ask for a written breakdown of the seller’s consideration, Authority dues, transfer-related amounts, registration expenses and brokerage, identifying who pays each item. No current stock, sale price, title, possession, transfer eligibility or final charge is certified here.
Read the sector overviews for Sector 18, Sector 20 and Sector 22D, our residential lease-deed guide and transfer guide. Share the exact plot number, sector, quoted area, proposed use and available documents with an enquiry.
Official sources checked on 29 October 2026
- RPS-08/2024 residential brochure: PDF page 3 lists four sectors and the combined 4,000 sq m category; it does not assign the category to a particular sector.
- YEIDA residential lease-deed format: residential lease structure and plot records; apply only to the relevant allotment.
- YEIDA residential allotment-right transfer application: permission and dues requirements; confirm the current procedure for the actual plot.
Plots & categories on the corridor
Common questions
YEIDA’s RPS-08/2024 residential plot scheme. Its brochure lists a 4,000 sq m size category in a combined table for Sectors 16, 18, 20 and 22D. The scheme is a dated reference, not a statement of current availability.
No. The table combines the four sectors and does not assign the 4,000 sq m category to one of them. Confirm the particular plot’s sector, area and use from its allotment, layout and applicable documents.
The size does not establish permitted use. Check the plot’s authorised use, scheme and applicable planning or building approvals for the proposed activity.
No. Establish the actual tenure and rights from the allotment and executed documents. YEIDA’s residential format is a lease deed, and it applies only where it governs the particular plot.
Confirm these for the individual offer. Request the seller’s documents, current Authority statement, possession records and applicable permissions and written charges before agreeing terms.