In a bid to boost ease of doing business and attract investments, the Delhi government is set to roll out a centralised land bank portal that will streamline the process of identifying and allotting land parcels in the national capital.

The upcoming digital platform, to be developed by the Delhi State Industrial and Infrastructure Development Corporation (DSIIDC) with geospatial data support from Geospatial Delhi Limited (GSDL), will act as a one-stop hub for investors seeking land for industrial and infrastructure projects.

Officials said the initiative aims to bring greater transparency, reduce bureaucratic hurdles, and fast-track decision-making in land allotment—a key pain point for businesses in Delhi.

The IT Division of DSIIDC has been assigned the responsibility of developing the platform.

“The Delhi Land Bank Portal will serve as a centralised, online hub to help investors locate suitable land parcels for industrial and infrastructure development in Delhi,” said an official.

The divisional heads of the land administration divisions of DSIIDC namely Industrial Estate Management (IEM) and Relocation have been directed to provide details of suitable vacant land parcels for making available on this portal by September 10, he added.

Once compiled, the information will be verified by DSIIDC’s Engineering Division to authenticate the actual coordinates of each parcel. The verified data will then be forwarded to GSDL for integration with Delhi’s geospatial map for display on the portal, the official explained.

Officials said the Delhi Land Bank Portal is expected to bring transparency and ease in the land identification process for potential investors, while also reducing bureaucratic delays and procedural complexities.

The Delhi government has been taking a host of steps to encourage ease of doing business in The national capital. Last month, the government had placed a draft of Delhi Industrial Policy for the next 10 years in public domain for getting stakeholders’ feedback on it till July 30.

The policy proposes that scheme needs to be developed to encourage consolidation of land parcels to enhance floor space availability in industrial areas in consultation with the Delhi Development Authority (DDA) and industry associations.