AMARAVATI: Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu has set a major housing deadline, directing officials to ensure that every eligible family in the state gets a permanent home by 2029 under the government’s “Housing for All” programme. In a major construction push, Naidu has ordered officials to complete 5.52 lakh houses by March 2027. The target includes completing 2.05 lakh houses by December 2026 and another 2.74 lakh by March 2027, according to reports based on an official release
. The Chief Minister also directed officials to accelerate housing works under schemes including PMAY-Gramin and PM Janman, while setting a target of constructing 1.5 lakh houses in urban areas.
Officials told the Chief Minister that 18.72 lakh houses had been sanctioned in Andhra Pradesh under PMAY 1.0, PMAY 2.0 and PM Janman, with 13.20 lakh houses completed so far.
Naidu further instructed officials to identify genuine housing demand, publish preliminary beneficiary lists at village and ward secretariat levels and ensure transparency in the selection process. The government has set 2029 as the target year for providing permanent homes to all eligible families across the state.
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