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The Haryana Shahari Vikas Pradhikaran on January 9 opened a five-kilometre road that would end the trouble of the residents living in new Gurgaon sectors. This four-lane road connecting the Southern Peripheral Expressway with the National Highway-48 will now allow commuters to reach Manesar and Sectors 81 to 95 without having to pay a toll.

Sushant Lok-1, one of the largest privately developed residential colonies in Gurgaon, may be headed towards a “closure”. Citing a January-8 order of the National Green Tribunal, media reports say the developer of the residential colony that houses over 10,000 families may be asked to close Sushant Lok-1 if it fails to compensate for 10 serious environmental violations. The violations include encroachment of green areas, extraction of ground water without required permission, absence of sewage treatment plants and failure of maintenance of facilities.

Circle rate of residential properties in some areas of the Millennium City will double with the Gurugram District Administration hiking the rates for the third time this year, with effect from December 20. Rates were earlier hiked in February and April this year. Areas where collector rates will increase significantly include Dron Vihar, Feroz Gandhi Colony, Virendra Gram, Anand Garden, Chandan Nagar and Bhim Ghar Khedi . Rates have been left unchanged in residential areas where the property is already expensive. These areas include all government-developed sectors and privately built colonies, including DLF.

What is the cost of living in Gurgaon for a couple, family, bachelors? On the basis of the cost of buying or renting a home, the cost involved in commuting to and fro workplace, cost of household utilities, childcare costs and more, cost of living in Gurgaon ranges from Rs 10,000 to Rs 2 lakh. MakaanIQ compiles a detailed list of prices in Gurgaon for food, housing, transportation, hangouts, living rental cost in residential areas of Gurgaon and calculates the actual cost of living in the city.

If a survey team of the Municipal Corporation of Gurgaon (MCG) finds the infrastructure upgrade up to the mark, Sector 54’s Suncity Township could become the first private colony to be taken over by the government body. In a letter written to the MCG, the developer of the township, Essel Group, has said that all deficiencies pertaining to the infrastructure have been fixed. Spread over 141 acre, the township, with 895 plots, is prone to a flood-like situation during the Monsoon.