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Buyer benefits

What an LPS plot gives a buyer, and what stays with the farmer

The LPS gives a buyer some clear advantages. It does not pass on the farmer's welfare package, whatever the listing says.

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LPS-specific value factors: allotment traceability, land-use designation and infrastructure delivery assessed separately
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What comes to you with the plot

The plot itselfIts place in the layoutThe yearly paymentThe pensionThe loan waiverFree schoolingNobody should be charging you for the four that do not travel.
  • A surveyed plot in an APCRDA layout, with a unit and plot number that the authority's own records recognise.
  • Zoning under the capital city's regulations, and building permission through APCRDA.
  • Planned roads and services for the layout, funded by the ₹3,859 crore programme and delivered street by street.
  • NRIs and OCIs can buy it, because the plot is not agricultural land.

What stays with the farmer

  • The annuity per acre, for 10 or 15 years.
  • The ₹5,000 monthly pension for landless families.
  • The ₹1.5 lakh loan waiver, free education and healthcare, and the July 2026 payment for loss of village commons.

Questions people ask

Does buying an LPS plot make me eligible for CRDA benefits?

No. A buyer gets the plot and the rights that come with its layout. The welfare benefits belong personally to the pooling farmer and the family.

Want a straight answer about a plot or a village?

We live and work in the capital villages. Send the survey number or LP number and we will tell you what we know, including the things that should make you pause.