Small farms in. Planned city out.
Under the Delhi Development Authority's land pooling policy, scattered farmland on the city's edge is joined up and turned into planned urban land. That change is where the value is created.
Many owners, small holdings
Agricultural land on the city's edge sits in hundreds of separate pieces that cannot be built on.
The land is pooled
Owners come together as a group and put their land into one large, plannable area.
Roads, services, and a share back
The area is planned with roads and services, and owners get back developed land worth far more.
What you will learn
What Delhi Land Pooling really is
The policy in plain words, and why it opens up land inside Delhi that was closed to investors for decades.
How the money is made
Where the value jump comes from: raw agricultural land turning into planned, serviced urban land.
Entering with about ₹20 lakh
How a smaller investor can take part, and what a sensible first position looks like.
Reading the zones
Which parts of the city the pooling covers, and how to tell a strong location from a weak one.
Timelines and approvals
The stages a pooled area goes through, and what has to happen before value is unlocked.
Risks to check first
Paperwork, title and partner questions to settle before any money moves. Plus live Q&A.
If you have ever asked yourself
- Is land pooling actually happening, or is it still on paper?
- Can I really get in with ₹20 lakh?
- How do I check if a piece of land is inside a pooling zone?
- When will I see returns, and how big can they be?
- Who do I trust with my money in a deal like this?
- Kaash Dwarka ya Gurgaon mein tab le liya hota…
Then this webinar is for you.
Who should attend
- Salaried professionals
- Business owners
- First-time land investors
- NRIs
- Landowners in Delhi villages
- Investors with plots in Noida or Jewar
Naveen Verma
Author · Real Estate Top Voice · Founder, Smart Cities Investment
Naveen advises investors on India's high-growth land and plot locations, with a deep focus on the smart cities along the Yamuna Expressway: Jewar, Noida, YEIDA, Gautam Budh Nagar and Dholera SIR.
His approach is research first: location, regulation, timelines and exit, before any money moves. In this session he brings the same lens to Delhi's land pooling.
Get in before the rush
One live session. Clear answers. Free to attend.