Kumar Bahukhandi
Chhattisgarh Housing Board Projects -Photo Credit CG/PR
One Time Settlement Scheme-2 became a game changer, 2230 properties sold in last 6 months
Raipur: Chhattisgarh Housing Board is fulfilling the dream of comfortable housing for the middle and low income group people in the urban areas of Chhattisgarh. The Board has earned a record revenue of Rs 435 crore by selling 2230 properties in the last six months, which is much more than the revenue earned in the last five years. One Time Settlement Scheme-2 has proved to be a game changer in this achievement.
Housing and Environment Minister O P Choudhary said that our aim is not only to sell properties but to provide a safe and respectable roof to every family. This achievement is the result of the trust of the beneficiaries and the dedication of the team. Now we will work faster towards providing quality based housing.
Chairman of Chhattisgarh Housing Board , Anurag Singh Deo said that the Board has planned to launch housing projects at affordable rates in the coming time. The Board is working on making digital registration, e-housing and payment process more simple and transparent. He said that in just six months, the ‘dream of their home’ of more than 2200 families has been fulfilled. Our aim is to make Chhattisgarh the leading state of the country in the housing revolution.
Chhattisgarh Housing Board sold an average of 1387 properties per year, whose annual value was around Rs 262 crore. At the same time, in just six months from March 2025 to August 2025, this figure reached 2230 properties and Rs 435 crore. In this, 1070 properties were sold for Rs 259 crore under Atal Vihar and General Housing Scheme and 1160 properties were sold for Rs 176 crore with a discount of up to 30 percent under the OTS-2 scheme.
The One Time Settlement Scheme-2 implemented by the Chhattisgarh government this year has given great relief to the common citizens.
Under this scheme, 1160 properties worth Rs 176 crore were sold. Earlier, under the OTS-1 scheme implemented from September 2021 to March 2024, only 506 properties were sold for Rs 88 crore in three years.
