There's a big demand for affordable homes in India, and the Karnataka government is trying hard to help with some great programs. One example is the Karnataka One Lakh Housing Scheme, also called the Chief Minister’s Multi-Storeyed Housing Scheme. Its main aim is to give affordable housing to people with lower incomes in cities, especially near Bengaluru and fast-growing spots under the Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority (YEIDA).
This simple guide explains everything that first-time and low-income homebuyers should know about this plan in 2025—who can apply, how to apply, what you get, what papers you need, how construction is going, and what might happen later. This blog has sections, tables, common questions, and a summary at the end, so it’s easier for those who might benefit and for people in the real estate business to understand.
Overview of Karnataka One Lakh Housing Scheme
This program, part of the Central Government's bigger Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (PMAY) and run by Karnataka State, wants to:
Give families with less money homes they can pay for that are good quality and good for the environment.
Make city housing better and raise living standards.
Fix the big problem of not enough cheap homes in cities that are quickly growing.
Help people get better lives by ensuring they have a safe place to live.
The program mainly builds apartment buildings for families who qualify, giving them some money to make buying a home easier.
Detailed Eligibility Criteria
Criteria | Details |
---|---|
Annual Income | Family income must be less than ₹87,000 (LIG/EWS) |
Age Group | Applicant must be at least 18 years old |
Residential Status | Permanent resident of Karnataka / residing in Bengaluru for 5+ years |
Ownership Status | Applicant/family members must not own a house |
Category Reservation | 50% General, 30% SC, 10% ST, 10% Minorities |
Priority | Urban slum dwellers, economically backward sections |

Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: Who can get a house through the Karnataka One Lakh Housing Scheme?
Families that make less than ₹87,000 each year, don't already own a home, and meet certain rules about how long they've lived here.
Q2: What kinds of houses are up for grabs?
Mostly apartment buildings with one or two bedrooms and some basic stuff.
Q3: How much money can I get from the government?
Between ₹2.7 to ₹3.5 lakh. The amount depends on how much you earn and where you live.
Q4: How do I apply on the web?
Go to the Ashraya website, upload the papers they ask for, and pay a small fee to apply.
Q5: Are some groups given preference?
Yep, some spots are saved for certain castes, tribes, minority groups, as well as other people.
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