Delhi is
undergoing a facelift these days with the rise of satellite townships, business
avenues and various other infrastructural developments. The aim is to make
Delhi a global metropolis and a world class smart city by year 2021. The
Government and the private sector are hand in glove to make Delhi a better
place for which government has initiated Private Public Partnership ( PPP)
model. The PPP model has been propagated to improve infrastructure actively as
well as for development of the land.
With the help
of Delhi Development Authority the Delhi Master Plan 2021 aims at constructing
65,000 houses for the urban population in the coming four years. Nevertheless,
there is also a planned budget 2012-13 by the central government which would
involve private sector for cheaper housing which would in turn boost the
development in NCR.
Infrastructural
development and improved connectivity with better transportation will lead to
concentric development of the capital city. Various highway and expressway
projects like Yamuna expressway have not only made way for better connectivity
but have also paved way for real estate developments. There was also a stress
on Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor by the Ministry of Finance for on the
either side of Western Dedicated Rail Freight Corridor.
Also, the Eastern Dedicated Freight Corridor would be intersecting the Western Freight Corridor in Greater Noida thus making Greater Noida an important area of NCR. Dedicated Freight Corridor Corporation (DFCC) and the U.P state Industrial Development Corporation (UPSIDC) on the initiation of the Government of Uttar Pradesh have already started the deliberations on developing the industrial and residential townships along these corridors.
Also, the Eastern Dedicated Freight Corridor would be intersecting the Western Freight Corridor in Greater Noida thus making Greater Noida an important area of NCR. Dedicated Freight Corridor Corporation (DFCC) and the U.P state Industrial Development Corporation (UPSIDC) on the initiation of the Government of Uttar Pradesh have already started the deliberations on developing the industrial and residential townships along these corridors.
The IT sector
has much to offer being the largest occupant in excess of 200,000 sqf each
across Gurgaon and Noida. More of such developments are expected in the fourth
quarter of which 70% will comprise of IT across Noida and Gurgaon.
Gurgaon as of
now is the most favorable location as compared to Noida and Greater Noida for
commercial and residential developments.
Moreover, if the much needed global economic
recovery along with domestic economy comes to surface the future of realty
sector is bright in NCRs.
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