Anantya Sector 110A Faridabad

Anantya is an affordable housing project of 680 flats in Sector 110A, Faridabad, under the Haryana Affordable Housing Policy 2013. The licence holder is Stardum Real Estate Pvt. Ltd., and the project is sold under the True Habitat name. The flats are 2 BHK, 2 BHK with a store, and 3 BHK, in six towers of stilt plus 14 floors on 4.70 acres.

The flats are not sold over the counter. Buyers applied online on the TCP Haryana e-draw portal, and the flats are allotted there by a computer draw. Applications opened at 8 am on 2 September 2026 and closed at midnight at the end of 17 September (00:00 on 18 September). They are closed now. The draw is set for 12 noon on 27 October 2026.

Anantya at a glance

The dates on the scheme notice

The deposit had to be paid inside the same window as the application. The notice says email alerts go to the winners and to the waiting list, so watch the email address you applied with around 27 October. If you are allotted a flat, the allotment letter comes next, with the payment schedule. If you are not, the deposit is refunded.

If you applied under the PMAY category, the notice makes the PMAY certificate compulsory and says an application without it is liable to be rejected. Check your application's status on the e-draw portal before the draw. Some listings say the draw date could still move, so check the portal for the current notice too.

Price of each flat type

Under the policy the developer does not set the price. The state fixes a rate for each town, and in the March 2026 revision Faridabad's rate is ₹5,450 per sq ft of carpet area and ₹1,300 per sq ft of balcony. Anantya is priced at that rate. The table works it out for each of the nine flat types on the scheme notice.

*The total adds the balcony charge with the policy's cap. The ₹1,300 rate applies to at most 100 sq ft of balcony, so the balcony part is at most ₹1.30 lakh a flat. The scheme notice lists the whole balcony area next to the ₹1,300 rate and does not show the cap. If a demand letter charged the whole area, a Type 1G or 1P flat would cost about ₹3.48 lakh more, and a Type 3P about ₹2.13 lakh more. Ask for the cost sheet in writing and see which way it is worked out. These totals are arithmetic on the notified rate, not a quote from the developer.

What you pay, and when

Three costs sit outside the table:

• The application fee, ₹590, paid with the form.
• The deposit, 5 per cent of the carpet-area cost, paid inside the application window and refunded if you are not allotted.
• Car parking. The April 2026 change to the policy makes one car space per flat compulsory and prices it at 10 per cent of the flat's cost. The brochure says every flat comes with a parking space but not whether it is charged on top. If it is, add about ₹2.83 lakh on a Type 5 and about ₹3.65 lakh on a 3 BHK. Get the answer in writing.

GST on an affordable flat of up to 60 sq m of carpet area in the NCR, costing up to ₹45 lakh, is 1 per cent. Every flat here is under both limits: the largest is 645.62 sq ft, about 59.98 sq m. Stamp duty and the registration fee are paid when the flat is registered in your name, and maintenance once you move in.

The payment plan is set by the policy and tied to dates, not to construction stages:

An HRERA order that quotes the amended policy says the instalments after the 20 per cent can be collected only once the project has environmental clearance. Ask the developer whether it has the clearance, and from when your instalments run.

34 flats are marked management quota

The scheme notice tags four of the nine flat types MQ, for management quota: all 8 Type 1G flats, all 16 Type 1P, all 4 Type 2P and 6 of the 12 Type 3P. That is 34 flats, exactly 5 per cent of 680. They are the flats with the big terraces: 367.48 sq ft on a Type 1G or 1P, against 133.90 sq ft of balcony on a Type 1.

The notice does not say how these flats are allotted, and some listings say their price is given only on request. If they stay out of the draw, as the name suggests, 646 flats go to it: the Type 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 flats and the six Type 3P flats outside the quota. Ask TCP or the developer before you count on a terrace flat.

The flats and their layouts

• 2 BHK Type 5: 496.33 sq ft of carpet area and 96.98 sq ft of balcony, the smallest and cheapest flat, in towers 5 and 6. Two bedrooms of 10'6" × 10'0", a living area and two toilets.
• 2 BHK Type 4: 532.39 sq ft of carpet area and 134.98 sq ft of balcony, also in towers 5 and 6, with a separate dining space and four small balconies.
• 3 BHK Type 1 and Type 2: 645.52 and 645.62 sq ft of carpet area, 260 of the 680 flats. A main bedroom of about 10'6" × 10'3", two more bedrooms and two toilets.
• 2 BHK + store Type 3: 645.62 sq ft of carpet area and 140.04 sq ft of balcony, 156 flats. A living and dining room of 14'6" × 6'9", bedrooms of 10'0" × 11'0" and 10'0" × 10'9", and a 10' × 10' store.

The 3 BHK and the 2 BHK + store have the same carpet area. The 3 BHK divides it into three bedrooms; the 2 BHK + store has two bedrooms and a store. Towers 1 to 4 hold the 3 BHK and 2 BHK + store flats, and towers 5 and 6 the 2 BHK flats. The floor plans of every type and tower are in the plans section of this page, with the developer's specification sheet.

Location

The HRERA filing puts the site in the revenue estate of Bhukharpur, Sector 110A, in Faridabad tehsil and district. The brochure gives these drive times:

These are the developer's numbers and read like times on an empty road. Drive the route at the hour you would travel before you rely on them. The promoter's filing gives 1 September 2026 as the start of construction, so expect building work on and around the site for some years.

Amenities and specifications

An affordable project has a short list of amenities; it is part of how the price is kept down. The brochure lists:

• a car parking space for every flat
• a community hall
• a multi-purpose court
• a kids' activity room
• a carrom and card room
• open green areas, with walkways kept for people on foot
• a commercial area inside the project, by the entrance on the master plan

The brochure also claims an IGBC Platinum rating, without saying whether it is a pre-certification or a final rating. Ask which.

The specification sheet gives vitrified tiles in the living room, dining area, kitchen and bedrooms; oil-bound distemper over putty on the walls and ceilings; glazed tiles two feet above the kitchen counter; a stone or granite counter; anti-skid ceramic tiles in the toilets and balconies; glazed tiles to seven feet in the shower area; ISI-marked electrical fittings; and steel, wood or uPVC door and window frames. The brands are given as Kajaria and Asian "or similar".

Who is building it

The HRERA filing names the promoter as Stardum Real Estate Private Limited. The brochure says the project is designed "in the signature True Habitat style", and True Habitat's website lists Anantya among its affordable projects. Company-data sites list Stardum as incorporated on 30 October 2023, in Uttar Pradesh.

The approvals came in the right order: the licence on 6 November 2025, the building plans on 22 July 2026, the HRERA registration on 26 August 2026, and applications from 2 September. The record does not show the developer's past work. Ask for its completed projects and whether they have occupation certificates, and read the registration yourself on haryanarera.gov.in.

Who can apply, and what happens after the draw

Applications for Anantya are closed. The rules on who may apply and who gets first preference are the policy's, the same for every project, and our guide to TCP Haryana affordable housing sets them out with the draw and the refund.

If your name comes up on 27 October, you get an allotment letter and then pay 20 per cent. The draw for another affordable project, ROF Antares in Sector 7, Sohna, shows what a winners list and a waiting list look like once a draw is held.

Pros and cons

For:

• The price is the state's rate, ₹5,450 per sq ft of carpet area, so there is no dealer premium
• The brochure promises a car parking space for every flat
• Licensed, with building plans approved and HRERA registration in place before applications opened
• A payment plan tied to dates: 5%, 20%, then six half-yearly instalments
• The deposit is refunded if you are not allotted

Against:

• You cannot choose the tower, floor or flat: the draw decides
• Whether parking is charged on top, at 10% of the flat's cost, is not stated
• The scheme notice lists the balcony charge without the ₹1.30 lakh cap: check the cost sheet
• About 145 flats an acre, with a short list of amenities
• Completion is declared for November 2030, so the keys are about four years away

Our view

Anantya's paperwork is in order: a licence, building plans and an HRERA registration, in that order, before applications opened. The price is the state's rate, not the developer's, and the payment plan is fixed. It is still a draw: an application is a chance at a flat, with the deposit refunded if your name does not come up. Before you pay more than the deposit, settle whether the balcony charge is capped and whether parking is charged on top.

If you applied and a 2 or 3 BHK in Faridabad for about ₹28 to 36.5 lakh fits your plans, keep the application in the draw on 27 October. If you are allotted, get the cost sheet in writing first: on a 3 BHK, the balcony cap and the parking charge can move the cost by about ₹4 lakh.

FAQs

When is the Anantya Faridabad draw date?

The draw is set for 12 noon on 27 October 2026. Applications ran from 8 am on 2 September to 00:00 on 18 September 2026 and are closed, so only those who applied then are in the draw. Check the TCP e-draw portal for any change to the date.

What is the price of a flat in Anantya Sector 110A Faridabad?

The Faridabad rate of ₹5,450 per sq ft of carpet area plus ₹1,300 per sq ft of balcony, with the balcony charge capped at ₹1.30 lakh. A 2 BHK Type 5 works out to about ₹28.31 lakh and a 3 BHK to about ₹36.48 lakh, before parking and other charges.

What is the Anantya Faridabad RERA number?

HRERA-PKL-FBD-969-2026, dated 26 August 2026. The licence is DTCP 218 of 2025, dated 6 November 2025, and the building plans were approved on 22 July 2026.

How much were the Anantya application fee and deposit?

A ₹590 fee, plus a deposit of 5% of the carpet-area cost: ₹1,35,249.93 for a Type 5 up to ₹1,75,931.45 for the largest flats. The deposit is refunded if you are not allotted.

How many flats are in the Anantya draw?

There are 680 flats in all. The scheme notice marks 34 of them, the flats with big terraces, as management quota. If those stay out of the draw, 646 flats go to it.

When is possession at Anantya Faridabad?

The developer has declared 5 November 2030 to HRERA as the completion date. The policy allows four years from building plan approval or environmental clearance, whichever is later.

Who is the developer of True Habitat Anantya?

Stardum Real Estate Pvt. Ltd. holds the licence and the HRERA registration and sells the project under the True Habitat name.

How will I know the Anantya draw result?

The scheme notice says email alerts go to the winners and to the waiting list, at the address you applied with. Check the TCP e-draw portal as well after 27 October.

Do I need a PMAY certificate for Anantya?

Only if you applied under the PMAY category. The scheme notice says an application in that category without the certificate is liable to be rejected.

Applied for Anantya and not sure what happens on 27 October, or what to do if your name comes up? Talk to the Realty Hunting team, or look through the other projects we track.