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GMADA Aerotropolis

Locality
Aerocity
Mohali

GMADA Aerotropolis Overview

5174 acres
Total area
Configurations
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Property type
Residential Plot · Commercial Plot
Possession
Under Construction

About GMADA Aerotropolis

Aerotropolis is the Greater Mohali Area Development Authority’s (GMADA) planned township beside Shaheed Bhagat Singh International Airport on the Mohali side, an extension of its Aerocity estate. It is a plotted estate: residential plots, with commercial and institutional sites, on land GMADA acquires from farmers. In the first phase, owners of most of the land chose developed plots (through letters of intent, or LOIs) instead of cash. No Aerotropolis plot has been offered to the public yet, and the project does not appear in the Punjab RERA list of registered projects (as on 25 September 2026).

Where it stands (checked 26 October 2026)

  • Pockets A–D (phase 1), about 1,650 acres: acquired by 2021; owners of about 1,460 acres opted for land pooling, and GMADA began issuing their LOIs online in September 2021. In March 2022 GMADA planned to offer about 8,500 residential plots of 100–2,000 sq yd here from May 2022, at ₹33,000 per sq yd; no such scheme has opened since. Litigation and a Vigilance Bureau case over compensation (FIR No. 16 of 2023) have held up much of the work. In October 2025 GMADA awarded a ₹509.20 crore contract for Aerotropolis internal roads, water, sewerage and electrical works, with about two years to finish.
  • Blocks E–J (phase 2), 3,522.98 acres: land awards worth ₹23,457.74 crore for eight villages (Kurdi, Chhat, Kishanpura, Patton, Siaun, Bari, Matran and Bakarpur) were announced on 20 July 2026. The phase has been reported as planned for more than 8,600 residential plots, plus commercial and institutional sites.
  • Extension near Banur, about 2,489 acres: Section 11 acquisition notifications for villages including Manakpur Kallar, Tangori, Karala, Khizargarh, Banur and Azizpur were issued in August and September 2026.

Can you buy a plot in Aerotropolis?

Not from GMADA yet: no Aerotropolis scheme, draw or e-auction has been announced. What changes hands today are landowners’ LOIs, a private transfer outside RERA. The exact plot, its size and its timing are fixed only at GMADA’s draw for landowners, so check the seller’s title, GMADA’s transfer rules and any court case before paying. GMADA’s 2025–26 base rate for Aerotropolis land-pooling plots is ₹65,000 per sq yd; it is used for allotments and fees, not as a sale price.

Location

Aerotropolis lies around the airport on the Mohali side, extending Aerocity on both sides of the Zirakpur–Banur road in SAS Nagar (Mohali) district. Phase 1 villages include Bakarpur, Matran, Siaun, Manauli, Patton, Chhat and Naraingarh. A six-lane spur linking the Zirakpur bypass to Aerocity was awarded in March 2026, with completion targeted for late 2027.

For every upcoming GMADA estate, with dates and sources, see upcoming GMADA projects in Mohali. Sources for this page: The Tribune (9 September 2021, 29 March 2022, 1 July 2025, 16 October 2025, 14 November 2025, 21 July 2026), GMADA’s acquisition notifications (August–September 2026) and the Punjab RERA list of registered projects.

Quick answers

Frequently asked about GMADA Aerotropolis

Everything buyers ask before booking — price, possession, configurations, RERA, location, amenities.

What is the price of a plot in GMADA Aerotropolis?

GMADA has not announced a sale price: no Aerotropolis plot has been offered to the public as of 26 October 2026. In March 2022 GMADA planned to sell plots in Pockets A–D at ₹33,000 per sq yd, but that launch did not happen. GMADA’s 2025–26 base rate for Aerotropolis land-pooling plots is ₹65,000 per sq yd, a rate used for allotments and fees, not a market price. Figures quoted for LOIs are private asking prices.

What will GMADA Aerotropolis offer?

Residential plots, with commercial (SCO) and institutional sites; GMADA plans no flats here. Pockets A–D were planned in 2022 for about 8,500 residential plots of 100 to 2,000 sq yd, and Blocks E–J have been reported as planned for more than 8,600 residential plots.

When will plots in GMADA Aerotropolis be ready?

No date has been announced. In October 2025 GMADA awarded a ₹509.20 crore contract for internal roads, water, sewerage and electrical works with about two years to finish, but part of Pockets A–D is held up by litigation and a Vigilance Bureau case. Blocks E–J received their land award only on 20 July 2026.

Where is GMADA Aerotropolis located?

Around Shaheed Bhagat Singh International Airport on the Mohali side, extending GMADA’s Aerocity on both sides of the Zirakpur–Banur road. Blocks E–J cover Kurdi, Chhat, Kishanpura, Patton, Siaun, Bari, Matran and Bakarpur villages, and a further extension is being acquired near Banur.

Is GMADA Aerotropolis registered with RERA?

It does not appear in the Punjab RERA list of registered projects (as on 25 September 2026), which fits with no plot being on public sale. Development authorities count as promoters under the RERA Act, and GMADA has registered estates such as Aerocity, IT City and Eco City-2, so check rera.punjab.gov.in once an Aerotropolis scheme is announced.

What facilities will GMADA Aerotropolis have?

GMADA has not published the Aerotropolis layout or a list of facilities. Its October 2025 contract covers internal roads, water supply, sewerage and electrical works. As a plotted government estate it will not come with clubhouse-style amenities, which belong to private housing societies.

What is the current status of GMADA Aerotropolis?

As of 26 October 2026: Pockets A–D (about 1,650 acres) are acquired, with letters of intent issued to landowners since 2021, but much of the work is held up by litigation. Blocks E–J (3,522.98 acres) got their land award on 20 July 2026. An extension of about 2,489 acres near Banur is at the Section 11 notification stage. No public plot scheme has been announced for any of them.

Can I buy an Aerotropolis LOI?

Letters of intent (LOIs) issued to landowners are traded privately. Buying one is a deal outside RERA: the plot’s location, size and timing are fixed only at GMADA’s draw for landowners. Check the seller’s title, GMADA’s transfer rules and any court case first, and pay only against written documents. For the status of all GMADA estates, see the guide to upcoming GMADA projects in Mohali.

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