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Deadline for Metro line in Ghaziabad extended to June 2018

The deadline for Dilshad Garden Metro line in Ghaziabad has been extended by a year from June 2017 to June 2018. Dilshad Garden – New bus stand Metro line project is covering 9.41 kilometres. Construction work was remaining on the project and June 2017 was impossible deadline, now, 80-85% complete.

About the ongoing construction at Arthala in Mohan Nagar, Ghaziabad, despite a land issue. “In the worst-case scenario, if the land issue is not resolved, DMRC will bypass the Arthala station and will still run the Metro line.

Out of the total budget of Rs 2,210 crore for the construction of the Metro line, the DMRC chief said an estimated Rs 900 crore has been received while Rs 1,310 crore is still pending.

GDA has paid Rs 590 crore, Avas Vikas Parishad Rs 50 crore, and UPSIDC Rs 3.3 crore.

January 19, 2017 / by / in , , , , ,
Real Estate hit by demonetisation, wait for ‘White Money’ buyers

Real Estate Sector seems to have taken a big hit from demonetisation, with builders seeing their sales drop in last three months and now holding their hopes on buyers coming to market with ‘white money’.

Buyers appear to be holding back their purchase plans on hopes that interest rate would fall and property prices would be fall post demonetisation in residential sector, which some see as a cleansing of a sector infected with prohibited funds. As per industry data, resale or secondary market, where maximum black money gets deposit, has been worst-affected as transaction almost dried up and barring some interest in trademark properties, due to lack of cash after fighting of old 500 and 1000 notes.

Though, many builders and property experts also said it is too early to say that black money has been completely removed from the sector though it has become especially difficult to effect cash transactions as of now. But previous year have been many policies with RERA (Real Estate Regulatory Act), Benami Properties Act and low circle rate, would be help in destroying black money in real estate sector to a great scope and improve the industry value.
Due to demonetisation, in primary and secondary market, were affected during November and December as buyers postponed their buying decisions not only in real estate but across the entire sector. Sales in the primary market have started to improve, with banks lowering interest rates on home loans, in NCR Market, which huge delay in projects completion. Real Estate Market will become totally transparent.

January 16, 2017 / by / in , , , , , , , , , ,