Want a Showroom or Booth in Mohali? Here's What It Will Actually Cost You
Mohali Showroom Price: What will a showroom or booth or a commercial property cost in Mohali? Full price breakdown of the July-August 2026 GMADA auction, sector by sector.
North Desk Correspondent
Mohali, July 22
Mohali Showroom Price: GMADA, the authority that plans and sells land across Mohali, has opened a fresh auction of shops and booths — from a ₹57 lakh single-storey unit to a ₹3.17 crore showroom. Here’s what buyers need to know.
What is GMADA, and why does it matter?
Mohali Showroom Price: GMADA — the Greater Mohali Area Development Authority — is the Punjab government body responsible for planning, developing, and selling land across Mohali and its satellite areas, much like PUDA does for the rest of Punjab or HUDA does in Haryana. When new sectors are carved out in Mohali, it’s GMADA that builds the roads, lays out the plots, and then auctions off commercial and residential sites to the public — individuals, small investors, and businesses alike. If you’ve seen showrooms, shopping complexes, or roadside booths spring up in Mohali’s newer sectors, chances are GMADA auctioned that land first.
Mohali Showroom Price: The current auction
GMADA has now put a fresh batch of commercial plots up for bidding — SCOs (shop-cum-offices, essentially multi-storey showroom-style units) and booths (smaller single-unit shops) — spread across several of Mohali’s sectors. Bidding is open from July 20 to August 19, 2026.
The cheapest way in
Mohali Showroom Price: A single-storey booth in Sector 59, priced at just under ₹57 lakh. It’s the only booth in this auction and by far the smallest financial commitment on the list — no upper floors, no basement, just a simple retail unit.
The going rate for a showroom (SCO): An SCO — a ground-plus-three-storey unit with a basement, the format typically used for showrooms, restaurants, or offices — costs considerably more, ranging from ₹2.58 crore to ₹3.17 crore depending on location.
Sector 53 is the relatively more affordable option, with two SCOs priced around ₹2.58–2.70 crore.
Sector 64 and Sector 69 (Block D) are pricier, at roughly ₹3 crore per unit — and Block D alone has eight SCOs on offer, making it the largest single cluster in this auction.
A corner plot in Sector 69 tops the list at ₹3.17 crore, reflecting the usual premium GMADA charges for corner properties.
Why this matters beyond Mohali
GMADA auction prices are widely watched as a benchmark for commercial real estate values across the wider tricity region (Chandigarh, Mohali, Panchkula), and they influence expectations for similar auctions by PUDA in Punjab’s other towns. For NRIs and outstation investors considering property in the region, these numbers offer a real, current reference point — not estimates, but the actual reserve prices GMADA itself has set.
The bigger picture
This retail-level auction is part of a much larger sale. GMADA is simultaneously auctioning large mixed-use, hotel, and institutional land parcels — including a single 27.78-acre site in Sector 62 with a reserve price above ₹1,214 crore. But for someone looking to buy one shop or one booth to run a business, the SCO and booth listings are the numbers that actually matter.
Bottom line for buyers
Working with a tighter budget, the Sector 59 booth under ₹60 lakh is the only sub-crore entry point. For a full showroom-format SCO, expect to need at least ₹2.5 crore, rising to nearly ₹3.2 crore for the more sought-after Sector 64 and Sector 69 locations.
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