Property in Wardha

The Rs 49,247-crore project announced by the Devendra Fadnavis government is being developed by the Maharashtra State Road Development Corporation. With eight lanes, the 701-km super expressway has been designed to have vehicles running at a speed of up to 150 kilometre per hour (km/h) on flat terrain and up to 100 km/h on the mountainous terrain. These speeds will help the commuters travel from Mumbai to Aurangabad in four hours and another four hours to reach Nagpur.

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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.

Three years from now, state-owned NBCC plans to deliver all Jaypee projects. For this, Mumbai-based Suraksha Group has made an offer of Rs 20 crore as upfront payment and land which is worth Rs 5,000 crore. The decision was taken at a meeting convened by the NBCC on March 11 that was attended by over 300 homebuyers.