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Rajasthan Housing Board Opens Applications for 313 New Homes in Jaipur, Bhilwara and Kishangarh
✍️ Amar Ujala · Jaipur
🗓 17 Oct 2026, 10:15 PM
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The Rajasthan Housing Board has invited applications for 313 residential units spread across Jaipur, Bhilwara and Kishangarh as part of its latest affordable‑housing drive.
The Rajasthan Housing Board announced the launch of a new housing scheme that offers a total of 313 residential units across three cities – Jaipur, Bhilwara and Kishangarh. Applications for the flats have been opened to prospective buyers who are looking to purchase a home under the state’s affordable‑housing initiative.
The scheme is aimed at addressing the growing demand for low‑cost housing in the region. While the exact pricing and eligibility criteria have been made available on the board’s official portal, the announcement emphasizes that the units are intended for first‑time homebuyers and families seeking economical accommodation.
Interested applicants are required to submit their forms through the prescribed online channel within the stipulated deadline. The Housing Board has urged eligible citizens to review the detailed brochure for information on payment plans, documentation and allotment procedures.
The rollout of these 313 homes reflects the state government’s broader effort to boost home ownership and improve living standards in urban and semi‑urban areas of Rajasthan.
The scheme is aimed at addressing the growing demand for low‑cost housing in the region. While the exact pricing and eligibility criteria have been made available on the board’s official portal, the announcement emphasizes that the units are intended for first‑time homebuyers and families seeking economical accommodation.
Interested applicants are required to submit their forms through the prescribed online channel within the stipulated deadline. The Housing Board has urged eligible citizens to review the detailed brochure for information on payment plans, documentation and allotment procedures.
The rollout of these 313 homes reflects the state government’s broader effort to boost home ownership and improve living standards in urban and semi‑urban areas of Rajasthan.