Developers → Army Welfare Housing Organisation
3 projects here across 3 sectors, 3 ready to move. Mostly 2–4 BHK apartments — 3 of the 3 projects with a published configuration. Asking from ₹26.00 L to ₹1.80 Cr.
Resale outlook on the 3 we can score: 3 easier, 0 middling, 0 harder.
Median asking price across 3 projects. ≈ ₹14,946/sqft across 1 priced.
Army Welfare Housing Organisation is a society formed in December 1978 under the Indian Societies Registration Act XXI of 1860. The aim and objective of the Organisation is to construct houses for serving/retired Army personnel and their widows in selected stations throughout the country. Adjutant-General of the Indian Army is the ex-officio chairman of AWHO and the board of governors is entirely constituted of senior army officers. The Organisation claims to function on 'No Profit No Loss' basis but that has been disputed. In 2012, Defence Minister A K Antony ordered an internal probe into alleged irregularities in AWHO projects across India. One project under scrutiny was a 43-villa development at Yelahanka, Bangalore, where allottees alleged that the price per house was raised from an initial Rs 15.5 lakh to Rs 52 lakh just before project completion in 2009, representing a more than threefold increase. Residents also alleged that the quality of construction was inferior to what had been promised, with complaints including substandard sewer line gradients causing sewage stagnation. The Deccan Herald reported that allottees were charged an extra Rs 20 lakh per house above the revised price. Serving/Veteran allottees of some projects have dragged the organization into the Court due to non-following the directions of Authorities of the state where the project is situated, delay in handing over and inferior construction.
Source: Wikipedia, retrieved 2026-09-16.
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| Project | Asking | Resale market | Possession |
|---|---|---|---|
| AWHO Vijay Rattan Vihar
Sector 15 · Ready to Move |
₹1.80 Cr | Good resale market | Jan 1998 |
| AWHO Sujjan Vihar
Sector 43 · Ready to Move |
₹1.68 Cr | Easy to resell | Oct 2005 |
| AWHO Sispal Vihar
Sector 49 · Ready to Move |
₹26.00 L | Easy to resell | Dec 2008 |
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