Real Estate Forum on Infrastructural Projects

Latest Answer: Righ Himani, They got all 8 clearance in 4 months and they will start choosing bidder for the project by the end of the summer. The airport is a crucial part of efforts to push Mumbai development away from the sea, reducing a metropolitan area estimated to be home to more than 20 million and whose roads and public transport already fight for breath.

Latest Answer: Hi Guys, As per the news, IDCO has also taken up two SEZ projects such as Infocity and Info valley in Bhubaneswar. Apart from these, there are 4 other PPP projects in other districts. As per sources top major three investment areas are National Investment Manufacturing Zone-Kalinga Nagar, Special Investment Region-Dhamra and PCPIR-Paradip.

Latest Answer: Hi, Yes, the company is looking at road, power and renewable energy projects. About Rs 5000 crore will be invested by 2016.

Latest Answer: hats a great news

Latest Answer: Well this busy intersection of The Ashram Chowk provides connectivity between Mathura Road, NH-2 and the Ring Road and is one of the busiest intersections. Ther is also proposal to construct an underground road for direct access from Mathura Road to NH-2.

Latest Answer: Hi, Today the entire scenario has changed with many financial institutions providing home loans with lower rate of interest. It was a time when property was purchased by people who were in their early 40's. Now with many job opportunities flowing in and young generation of people getting employed in many IT and ITES sectors, drawing fat salary packages, youngsters in their late 20's and early 30's have started buying property.

Latest Answer: I read somewhere that Out of the four projects being considered for serious discussion, the Worli-Haji Ali sea link is the most controversial one. The contract was awarded to Reliance Infrastructure Ltd last year. However, the contractor had announced that it would exit the project citing differences with MSRDC. A mediator was assigned to resolve this dispute. The mediator had slammed the government for changing the terms and conditions after MSRDC awarded the contract, and hence breached its contract with Reliance Infrastructure. The mediator had indirectly implied that the firm was not liable to pay any penalty for exiting the contract.