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  • Piplod
  • Athwalines
  • Surat Dumas Road
  • Ghod Dod Road
  • City Light
  • Vesu
  • Katargam
  • Adajan
  • Althan
  • Canal Road
  • VIP Road
  • Varachha
  • Kharwar Nagar
  • Rander Road
  • Rander
  • Navagam
  • Hazira - Adajan Road
  • Vishnu Nagar
  • Bhimrad
  • Dahin Nagar
  • Jahangir Pura
  • Bhestan
  • Saroli
  • Parvat Gam
  • Anand Mahal Road
  • Bardoli
  • Pal Gam
  • Mota
  • Vishal Nagar
  • Olpad
  • Athwa Gate
  • Udhna
  • Amroli
  • Palsana
  • Dindoli
  • Palanpur Gam
  • Sachin
  • Pankaj Nagar
  • Jahangirabad
  • Sagrampura
  • Mota Varachha
  • Maroli
  • Parvat Patiya
  • Mahindra Pur
  • Godadara
  • Saniya Hemad
  • Khodiyar Nagar
  • Nanpura
  • Athwa
  • Kapodra
  • Gothan
  • Kamrej
  • Salabatpura
  • Majura Gate
  • Kadodara
  • Laskana
  • Patel Nagar
  • Pandesara
  • Limbayat
  • Gopipura
  • Mughal Sarai
  • Rustampura
  • Bamroligam
  • Begampura
  • Kim
  • Kosamba
  • Kadodara Nagar
  • Bhatar
  • Shahpore
  • Kumbharia Gam
  • Nana Varachha
  • Mahuva
  • Chowk Bazar
  • Sayan
  • Haripura
  • Mahadev Nagar
  • Vidhey Nagar
  • Umarwada
  • New City Light
  • Tadwadi
  • Punagam
  • Sima Nagar
  • Karamala
  • Mandvi
  • Dabholi
  • Magob
  • Limla
  • Shakti Nagar
  • Palanpur Jakatnaka
  • Pasodara
  • Nanavat
  • Narthan
  • Vareli
  • Dumas
  • Navsari Road
  • Narotam Nagar
  • Hazira
  • Uttran
  • New City Light Road
  • Ichchhapor
  • Ambanagar
  • Masma
  • Mosali
  • Umra
  • Kosad
  • Devadh
  • Yoginagar Society
  • Bharthana
  • Udhana

About Surat

Surat, the second-largest city in Gujarat, is one of the fastest growing tier-II cities in India. It is also the administrative capital of the Surat district. Ranked among the largest urban agglomerations in India, the city is a hub for numerous sectors of economy, most notably the diamond, textile and silk industries. For this reason, Surat is also known as the Diamond City, Textile City and Silk City of India.

Besides diamond and textile units, the other major industries thriving in the city are information technology, education and healthcare.

Geographically, Surat lies on the banks of the Tapti River. It is surrounded by the Bharuch and Narmada districts in the north, the Navsari and Dang districts in the south and the Gulf of Cambay in the west. Surat experiences a tropical Savanna climate which is strongly influenced by the Arabian Sea.

The presence of a strong industrial sector in Surat invites an influx of migrants from across the country. Affordable prices, convenient public transport, serene ambience, excellent education facilities, great employment and self-employment potentials and entertainment facilities have contributed to Surat’s booming real estate market.

Stats and Facts

  • The population of Surat, as per the provisional reports of the 2011 Census, is 4,462,002. The urban/metropolitan population, on the other hand, is 4,585,367
  • As per the Census 2011 reports, Surat has a sex ratio of 758 per 1000 males. The child sex ratio is 813 per 1000 boys
  • The average literacy rate in the city is 89.03%
  • The city of Surat was previously known as Suryapur
  • Surat ranked 8th in India with a GDP of $40 billion in fiscal year 2011-2012
  • The city accounts for 90% of the world’s total rough diamond cutting and polishing and 99.99% of India’s total rough diamond cutting and polishing
  • The city of Surat ranks as the 3rd cleanest city in India

Diamond and Textile Industries

  • The city is known for its diamond and textile industries
  • Surat is the largest manufacturer of clothes in India. Apart from producing world-class synthetic textiles, Surat is also known for producing silk
  • The Federation of Surat Textile Traders Association (FOSTTA) is an association of textile processing units of the Surat Textile Market
  • Surat has become an important center for industrial growth in India. Reputed companies like Ultratech, ONGC, Reliance Petrochemicals, Torrent Power, and Shell have set up their manufacturing units here
  • Some of the important brands of India like Vimal and Garden have also set up manufacturing units in Surat

Connectivity

  • By air, Surat connects to major Indian cities like Bangalore, Mumbai, Delhi, Chandigarh and Amritsar. The Surat Airport is located just 11 km from the city and the recently constructed terminal can handle 240 passengers on an hourly basis
  • The city is connected to National Highway 8 through a 16-km connector highway. National Highway 6, also known as the Surat–Kolkata Highway, passes through the city and connects it to Dhule, Amravati, Nagpur, Raipur, Sambalpur, Kharagpur and Kolkata. Through the national and state highways, Surat is connected across India
  • Surat can be easily reached by rail as well. The Western Railway zone and the Central Railway zone connect Surat to the major cities in India

Surat Civic Administration

  • Considered to be one of the wealthiest municipal corporations in India, Surat Municipal Corporation (SMC) is responsible for maintaining the city's civic infrastructure as well as carrying out associated administrative duties
  • The city has 7 administrative zones, which are North, South, East, West, Southeast, Southwest and Central
  • The corporation is responsible for the provision and upkeep of basic services like roads, water, and sewage
  • A Corporation Commissioner heads the executive wing of the corporation
  • There are 20 Police stations in the city, with a Commissioner heading the Police force

Surat Infrastructure

Though not a metropolitan, the city can give most metros in India a tough competition. The infrastructure of Surat centers on the textile industry, medical base, information technology, transportation, tourism, electricity, communication and education. The economy being primarily industrial in nature, the real estate infrastructure has also remained strong.

Education and healthcare services in Surat are also quite remarkable. The district has a whole array of schools, colleges and universities located here. The same can be said about the massive network of hospitals in this region. The city is also home to several heavy engineering plants.

Infrastructure Projects

Name Of The Project

Impact Areas

Expected Completion Date

Remarks

Cable Stay Bridge

Athwalines and Adajan, Surat

Under Development

This bridge will connect Athwalines and Adajan. Constructed at a cost of about Rs. 144 crore.

Surat Metro

Surat

Under Development

100 km of metro rail in Surat city at a cost of Rs. 17,500 crore.

Gem & Jewellery Park (SEZ)

Ichchhapore, Surat

Under Development

The total project cost is expected to be Rs. 400 crore.

Indo Nissin Foods

Surat

Under Development

Instant noodles manufacturing unit.

Surat Real Estate Market

  • The industrial boom in Surat has given a great boost to the real estate industry, much to the delight of the property developers and property agents
  • The Surat real estate market has proven, in recent past, to be stable and resilient
  • Thanks to excellent infrastructure and pleasant climate, the real estate market in Surat attracts educational firms, IT companies, textile firms and also foreign firms
  • Surat is home to many important educational institutes and MNCs resulting in huge influx of students and skilled professionals from outside the city. As a result, various Surat residential projects have been launched
  • In the commercial property segment, demand is ever-growing for office spaces

Key Localities in Surat

Localities

Average Per Sq.Ft Price – Q3 2013 (Rs.)

Rent Per Month For A 2 BHK Apartment (approx.)

(Figures in 1000 rupees)

Rander Road

5,746

6

14

Adajan Patia

5,428

6.5

14

Piplod

4,831

5.5

10

Citylight Area

4,382

6

12

Dumach Road

4,175

6

12

Dahin Nagar

4,167

5.5

10

Athwa Lines

4,055

5

9

Gohod Dor Oad

4,043

4.5

9

Timaliya Wad

4,000

5

9

Charges by Different Government Bodies

Property Registration

    • Stamp Duty: 6% on the market value of the property
    • Registration Fee: 1.1% of the property

Dakshin Gujarat Vij Company Limited (DGVCL)

The Dakshin Gujarat Vij Company Limited is responsible for electricity sub-transmission distribution and retail supply in the state of Gujarat.

Electricity Tariff

For Non BPL Consumers

Range in kW (Units)

Fixed Charges Per Month (Rs.)

Upto and including 2 kW

15

Above 2 to 4 kW

25

Above 4 to 6 kW

45

Above 6 kW

65

For BPL Household Consumers

Range in kW (Units)

Fixed Charges Per Month (Rs.)

Fixed charges

5

Energy Charges For Total Monthly Consumption (For Non BPL Consumers)

Units

Price Per Unit (Paise)

First 50 units

315

Next 50 units

360

Next 150 units

425

Above 250 units

520

Energy charges For Total Monthly Consumption (For BPL Consumers)

Units

Price Per Unit (Paise)

First 30 units

150

For remaining units

Rate as per Rate: RGP (Rural) Category

Surat Municipal Corporation – Water Supply

The Surat Municipal Corporation is responsible for maintaining the distribution of water supply.

Water And Sewerage Charges

Residential

Carpet Area
(in sq. meters)

Annual Water And Sewerage charges
per family (in Rs.)

0 - 15

348

16 - 25

600

26 - 50

960

51 - 100

1440

101 - 200

2100

201 - 500

3750

501 And Above

7500

Non-Residential

Carpet Area
(in sq. meters)

Annual Water And Sewerage charges
per family (in Rs.)

0 - 15

600

16 - 25

1080

26 - 50

1440

51 - 100

2400

101 - 200

3600

201 - 500

6000

501 And Above

11250

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The information provided herein have been collected from publicly available sources, and is yet to be verified as per RERA guidelines.*

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