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Government housing supply in Pune

As buying houses are increasingly becoming un-affordable, the MHADA(Maharashtra Housing and Development Authority) has undertaken the construction of residential buildings under various housing schemes for different sections of the society. A special housing scheme for the rural and urban scheduled caste population was conceived by the State Government. The funds of almost Rs 846 crores […]

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The Suburban Story of New Hyderabad

HYDERABAD: With the eventual and intense flourishing of Hyderabad’s IT industry in the early 2000’s and the consequential inflow of professionals to Gachibowli and Madhapur have made the surrounding areas of Manikonda, Miyapur, Nallagandla, Nanakramguda, Narsingi and Tellapur which were once considered to be the sleepy suburbs of Hyderabad – the hot real estate investment […]

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Metro Accessibility Plan – A Boon for Bangalore Pedestrians

Connectivity integrates a city and Metro rail plays a crucial role in it. With the expansion of Namma Metro in Bangalore the proposal for mass-transit seems to be at its full fulcrum. Almost two years in operation, the 6.7 km long stretch, from Baiyappanahlli to MG road, has contributed significantly to the solution of the […]

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High maintenance cost for MHADA flats dejects buyers

Mumbai experiences a dearth of housing options, especially among the middle and lower income groups. The houses sold through MHADA lottery 2011, confirms the fact getting an affordable housing for the lower income groups in Mumbai is a hard nut to crack. High maintenance cost of such buildings offered by MHADA stands as one of […]

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Real Estate Boom to consume petrol pump lands in big city

NEW DELHI: Lucrative realty projects might soon replace numerous petrol pumps within major cities as owners of land shy away from renewing their respective lease agreements with fuel retailers, specifically in the case of Mumbai, where malls or commercial towers would soon wipe out one-third of the 227 pumps in an estimated period of five years. […]

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