Today, we live in an era where technology is used to optimise business strategies and decisions. Hence, builders are now looking at implementing new technologies to make an informed business decision and also to stay updated on various aspects of their real estate business.
The world is now looking at India as the hub for integrated townships. This is evidenced in the upcoming inaugural conference on Integrated Townships in Mumbai.
Confederation of Real Estate Developers’ Association of India’s (CREDAI) Bengal unit plans to set up five mini-satellite townships near Kolkata and five more in rest of the state. With this plan, CREDAI aims to meet the housing needs of a burgeoning urban population
Hirco will invest up to Rs 25,000 crore ($5 bn) in developing two integrated townships in the country over the next 10 years.
Uttar Pradesh Government is promoting high-tech townships, which promise an advanced lifestyle for residents with better quality of living, work and entertainment facilities.
Pioneering the concept of lifestyle living, the Kalpataru Group has built more than 75 landmark edifices.
Amdavadis will soon witness skyscrapers similar to those in Shanghai.
Ramky Estates and Farms is set to enter the east India market in the next six months.
Punjab offers countless opportunities for those wishing to own property.
With an ever growing population and weak urban planning, the chinks in the infrastructure of our teeming metropolises are already showing.
