Semi furnished Property for Rent in Kodambakkam Chennai

Chennai, one of the top five metro cities in India, has been growing leaps and bounds in terms of both infrastructure and real estate. While Delhi has led the way, Chennai, after Mumbai and Bengaluru, has also got its own Metro rail network. The project has two phases. While Phase-I became completely operational in February this year, work on Phase-II is expected to start soon.

With the city generating 5,000 tonnes per day, the Greater Chennai Corporation proposed a Rs 1,442-crore solid waste management revamp plan in 2017. The four-package plan also involved privatisation of about 70 per cent of the conservancy operations in the city.

The Greater Chennai Corporation plans to purchase a global positioning system equipment and establish a base station for measuring new properties in the city. The civic body has sought a loan of worth Rs 20 crore for this purpose from the World Bank.

The architectural history of the Maximum City would never be complete without listing its age-old buildings that stand tall in the city landscape, even as new high-rises keep coming up across the city. Most of these heritage structures that stand in the city today were built in the British period and display the Victorian Neo-Gothic, the Indo-Saracenic and Neo-classical architectural styles. Classified as Grade-I, Grade-II A & B and Grade-III, these heritage structures fall under the jurisdiction of the Mumbai Heritage Conservation Committee.

A look at the documents a developer has to submit to the MCD to get his building plans approved.