MPD-2047

High Density Corridor
DELHI MASTER PLAN 2047

WHAT IS HDC?

High Density Corridor – A new development framework under Delhi's Master Plan 2047, focused on high-density, compact and mixed-use development along Urban Extension Road-II (UER-II).

More Connectivity   |   Higher Density   |   Greater Opportunities
Land Pooling
DELHI DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY (DDA)

WHAT IS
LAND POOLING?

A planned development policy that brings landowners, DDA and developers together to create better infrastructure, modern communities and a brighter future for Delhi.

About HDC

HDC (High Density Corridor) is a 250-metre-wide corridor on either side of UER-II, measured from the edge of the road's Right of Way, subject to the required secondary service road.

It applies in Planning Zones K-I, L, N, P-I and P-II and aims to promote high-density, compact and mixed-use development, including residential, commercial, public/semi-public uses and, in designated areas, warehousing and logistics.

HDC Zone Along UER-II

Key Features

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250 m corridor on both sides of UER-II
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Applies in Zones K-I, L, N, P-I & P-II
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Mixed-use development Residential, Commercial, PSP & Warehousing/Logistics
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Planned road network and infrastructure

Benefits for Landowners

The HDC framework can unlock higher development potential and better returns for eligible land.

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FAR up to 400

Higher development intensity for eligible residential, commercial and PSP projects.

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Mixed-Use Development

Allows combination of residential and non-residential uses.

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UER-II Connectivity

Direct access to a major road corridor with improved connectivity.

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Infrastructure Planning

DDA to prepare a Road Network Plan and supporting infrastructure.

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Large Development Potential

Eligible plots can be developed at substantially higher density.

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Warehousing & Logistics

Certain connected areas can support logistics and warehousing uses.

HDC Eligibility – Key Conditions

Simply owning land near UER-II does not automatically make it an HDC plot.

1 Original plot: minimum 8,000 sq m
2 50% surrender: generally half of original plot is surrendered
3 Final HDC plot: minimum 4,000 sq m
4 At least 75% of final plot must fall inside HDC Zone
5 Plot must form part of applicable Road Network Plan
6 Access from road with minimum 18 m ROW
7 Other planning, land-use and regulatory conditions must be met
Example
Original Plot
8,000 sq m
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50% surrender
Final HDC Plot
4,000 sq m

HDC vs Land Pooling

Both are part of Delhi's planning framework, but serve different purposes.

Feature HDC Land Pooling
Focus High-density development along UER-II Planned sector development with infrastructure
Location Along UER-II (Zones K-I, L, N, P-I, P-II) Notified urban extension areas
Key Output Higher FAR, mixed-use, compact development Integrated planning, roads, parks and utilities
Goal Compact, transit-oriented growth Sustainable, planned urban development

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For Landowners

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For Investors

Evaluate opportunities based on zone, sector, title and current DDA records.

What is Land Pooling?

Under the DDA Land Pooling Policy, multiple private landowners voluntarily bring their eligible land parcels together at the sector level.

Instead of developing each parcel separately, pooled land is planned for roads, infrastructure, residential, commercial and public facilities.

DDA describes it as a partnership between landowners, DDA/service agencies and developer entities.

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Landowner Individual landowners
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Pooling Combine eligible land parcels
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Consortium Form consortium / developer entity
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Planning Sector-level planning by DDA
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Development Infrastructure + modern community

R Zone in Delhi – Important Update

DDA's current Land Pooling Policy is applicable only in the following zones:

J, K-I, L, N, P-I and P-II
● R Zone is not currently listed by DDA among the Land Pooling Policy zones. Therefore, land described as “R Zone Delhi Land Pooling” should not be assumed to have DDA Land Pooling benefits without proper verification.

How Land Pooling Works

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Individual landowners
Eligible land in notified areas

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Pool eligible land
At least 70% of developable area

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Sector participation
Contiguous land + road access

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Consortium / Developer Entity
Formed by landowners

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Sector-level planning
By DDA / service agencies

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Infrastructure + Development
As per DDA regulations

Potential Benefits for a Landowner

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Planned Development

Integrated sector-level planning instead of isolated development.

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Infrastructure

Roads, parks, utilities and other physical & social infrastructure.

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Development Opportunity

Eligible pooled land can participate in prescribed development framework.

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Potential Value Enhancement

Planned infrastructure may increase land value.

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Partnership Model

Landowners participate in the development process.

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Large-Scale Planning

Residential, commercial, social and physical infrastructure planned together.

What Happens to the Pooled Land?

The policy provides a 60:40 framework.

60% Development by Consortium / Developer Entity
40% City-level Infrastructure

Residential, commercial and public/semi-public uses are planned together with parks, recreational facilities and infrastructure.

For Investors –
Key Things to Verify

Buying land in a Land Pooling zone does NOT automatically mean development or return.

1 Is the exact village notified under the policy?
2 Which zone and sector is the land in?
3 Is the exact khasra/parcel eligible?
4 Is ownership/title clear?
5 Has the landowner submitted an Expression of Willingness?
6 What is current participation status of the sector?
7 Has the sector reached the 70% threshold?
8 Has DDA issued any consortium-related notice?
9 What is current planning/layout status?
10 Any encumbrances, litigation or land-use restrictions?
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GDA POLICY &
MASTER PLAN 2047

Make informed land decisions with location-specific planning checks.

♧ Land Use Verification
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▣ Planning Awareness
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♙ Buyer & Seller Guidance
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What's GDA Policy?

Green Development Area (GDA) refers to areas identified for green development under DDA planning proposals and policies. Applicable rules depend on the exact parcel and current official notifications.

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Master Plan for Delhi 2047

A long-term framework guiding Delhi's land use, infrastructure, mobility and urban development. Verify the latest notified plan and maps.

Better Planning,
Brighter Future
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Benefits for Buyers

  • Understand designated land use
  • Check zoning, access and planning status
  • Make better-informed purchase decisions
  • Review title and encumbrances before purchase
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Benefits for Sellers

  • Present land documents clearly
  • Understand applicable planning context
  • Reach informed prospective buyers
  • Set realistic expectations based on verified status
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Before You
Buy or Sell

  • Verify ownership, title and khasra details
  • Check official DDA land-use and zoning maps
  • Confirm restrictions and approvals with qualified professionals

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