Real Estate Forum on Real Estate News Mysore

Latest Answer: Ya ya.. this development project will open huge opportunities for both the skilled and unskilled labourers. I suppose that apart from the affected families, all other local population is going to benefit from the BMIC project. The project is actually aimed at helping the people of the region with basic infrastructure facilities as well as other modern amenities.

Latest Answer: Traffic is going to try being abated by some advanced methods. Public transport facilities will hopefully improve with Bus Rapid Transit, Electric Trolley Buses, or light rail systems. CDA is looking to really develop Mysore so hopefully these will all be completed very soon

Latest Answer: When they are planning to start with the up grading work on Bangalore-Mysore Highway? What is the amount required to upgrade the Bangalore-Mysore Highway?

Latest Answer: Apart from upgrading the water and road networks of Mysore, the Karnataka State Government is proposing to start operations in its airport during dasara and also plans on drastically improving the connectivity between Mysore and Bangalore by expanding the toll road between the two cities.

Latest Answer: I read that you don’t like travelling by buses. I can relate to that as buses are uncomfortable and there aren’t many facilities. But today, there are a few luxury options to choose from. Like the Raja Hamsa, the KSRTC is finishing work on its new service called Flybus. The buses will operate twice a day and will have many features like personal tv screens, pantry and chemical toilets and wi-fi.

Latest Answer: MUDA also has done a lot to expand Mysore's infrastructure and real estate projects. The Mysore Master Plan of 2031 should hopefully be executed efficiently.

Latest Answer: About a month or two ago, sewage entered the drinking water supply pipe and came out of many residents houses in Mysore. The civic authorities didn't rectify the problem until 2 or 3 days later. And the solution was to rip the roads apart to find what the problem was and of course the residents had to pay road cutting charges. Mysore's civic amenities are not becoming of a supposedly developing city. If it wants to attract the industrial sector then basic facilities such as good roads, water supply, and sanitation must be provided. Otherwise real estate prices will sink even lower!