3 BHK Houses/Villas for Sale in Ajit Singh Nagar Vijayawada

Real estate developers in Noida who owe money to the city authority and the administration stand to lose their assets with the Gautam Budh Nagar Administration deciding to auction them to recover dues. In a drive that would be launched on May 15, the city administration would also go after individuals and contractors also as it attempts to recover dues to the tune of Rs 227 crore.

The commissioning of Line-I of the Mumbai Metro Project not only eliminated travel woes for Mumbaikars but gave a boost to the property prices in several micro-markets of the city. The elevated corridor connects the locality of Versova in the west to Ghatkopar in the east with a total of 12 stations covering 11.4 kilometre. Here is all you need to know about the Line.

The unsold inventory lying with Noida builders might be given to farmers as compensation, if the suggestions of the Noida district magistrate are accepted by the Uttar Pradesh government. In a letter to the state chief secretary, Gautam Buddh Nagar District Magistrate BN Singh has suggested that the three development bodies in the region should make use of the unsold flats and commercial establishment of developers to compensate farmers who have been staging frequent agitations owning to a long delay in getting compensation.

While states are running way behind schedule as they chase the government’s dram of providing housing to all by 2022, Uttar Pradesh is seen making progress in its villages. India’s most populous state has topped the list in providing homes to its rural poor. The state has fixed a target of building over 10.10 lakh homes under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana–Grameen (PMAY-G). The state has already built over 7.73 lakh, the highest in the country.

The national capital is definitely one of the most expensive real estate markets in the world, but, there is something for everyone. It is not necessary to have a big budget to get a rent a residential space in the city. There are options wherein you can avail a 2BHK flat in Delhi at a monthly rent of Rs 10,000. This may sound unrealistic to many, but, it is true. Here is the list of those localities for your quick reference.