Properties in gomti nagar extension Lucknow

Rates of property in Ghaziabad are likely to go slightly up with the city development authority hiking development charges. The 3.03 per cent increase in the fee comes into effect from April 1 this year. Before the hike came into effect, developers had to pay Rs 3,024 per square metre (psm) as development charge. They will now be paying Rs 3,114 psm.

The Cabinet on May 16 approved extension of the Metro rail network from Noida City Centre to Sector 62, which borders Ghaziabad, with an investment of Rs 1,967 crore. The New Line will be an extension of the Dwarka-Noida City Centre Line of the Delhi Metro. The extended route will provide transport facility to a large number of people living in Noida, besides catering to residents of close-by areas of Ghaziabad.

Those planning to buy a flat or a plot close to the Metro corridor being built in Ghaziabad might have to pay a cess. The Uttar Pradesh Housing Board is mulling the idea of levying this cess to raise funds for the Ghaziabad Metro project, a part of the Phase-III of Delhi Metro’s extension.

After a failed attempt to auction Delhi's iconic Taj Manshing hotel in June, the New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC) has announced the date for a re-auction. After years of litigations and interventions by the Supreme Court (SC), the civic body had earlier planned to conduct the auction on June 19. However, against the clause of minimum three bids, only one was received. Now, the date for re-auction has been set as July 18.

With an aim to help residents living in highrises, the city’s Federation of Association of Apartment Owners has decided to increase the number of branches across the city. It will also become 200-member strong after the new initiative is launched—the current membership stands at 98. The federation, which also held its first regional meeting at Crossing Republic, has operations only in the Trans-Hindon areas so far.