Hi, I think township living is neighborhood living within a greater, higher-utilised land area, having facilities and amenities that make it self-contained or self-sufficient. An integrated township project includes of residential plots, row house, villas as well as low-upward thrust and high-rise apartments.
Chennai is rising in terms of demand for the township projects. The city's housing sector has evolved and moved from unbiased residences and flats to gated communities and built-in townships. Township living has become a very desirable concept in Chennai at present.
Yes Anoop, Anna Nagar was the primary locality to have township projects throughout Chennai. Considered some of the prime residential localities, the area is well founded with renowned schools, malls, markets and institutes. The western style built road makes the locality completely advanced.
OMR Popularly identified to be the IT corridor of Chennai, the OMR is the location for techies to reside. Homebuyers don't forget the locality because of its strategic area and social infrastructure. Gigantic IT manufacturers like HCL applied sciences, Tata Consultancy offerings, Bahwan, CyberTek workforce, Accenture India, TECCI Park, Wipro technologies and high-quality connectivity supplied through the Metropolitan Transport organization makes it a main place for the purchasers.
The city has a major port, an international airport, excellent rail and road network that connects very well within the city and across all corners of India. Also It is one of the best educational centres in India, both at the school and university levels.
Yes Vasanth, also It has a rich tourism and IT industry and is also one of the top automobile manufacturing centres in Asia. It is the headquarters of the South Indian cinema.
Hey Pavan, Some facilities may not be available uniformly across the city and hence on a micro level demand on such regions fall, compared to other parts of the same city where the satisfactory index scores would be higher.