Ghaziabad:
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Ahmedabad:
Ahmedabad is one of the fastest-growing cities in India, has only recently started realizing its Real Estate potential. It is witnessing a construction explosion and an increase in population. “The city has enormous potential due to industrial growth. For example, significant economic activity is expected because of Tata Motors’ small car project, which is supposed to boost real estate prices in and around Sanand,” says Anuj Nangpal, director (investment advisory), DTZ India, a property consultancy. The city has many developing and luxury areas and a significant number high-income individual. According to the National Housing Bank’s (NHB’s) residential index (Residex), prices of houses rose 33 percent in the year up to June 2011. Despite this, properties are relatively economical. Land, too, is available at comparatively low rates.
Kochi:
Dubbed as the commercial capital of Kerala, Kochi is a major port city. It is also emerging as a hub for information technology and related services. Tourism and trading in zest are the primary drivers of the local economy. The region gets ample funds from locals working abroad. “Kochi’s Real Estate market has broadly been driven by the reestablished of funds by non-resident Indians (NRIs). The city’s property market is expected to see momentous growth once under-development facilities such as the Vallarpadam international container terminal and technology parks become operational,” says Nagpal of DTZ. The terminal and industrial parks will generate jobs and increase the demand for real estate. Prices of houses rose 30 percent in the year to June 2011, according to the NHB’s Residex.
Coimbatore:
The economy of Tamil Nadu’s largest industrial center after Chennai is primarily compelled by the textile industry followed by IT and health sectors. With the locals NIL demand, the city has witnessed average growth so far. The growth gesture is expected to change with the operationalization of various planned infrastructure and commercial projects. “The region currently has two operational special economic zones. Five more are scheduled to become operational over the next three years. The new SEZs will generate employment and bring migrant population. It is supposed to boost real estate growth in the city,”
Kota:
This Rajasthan town is a training center for students hopeful for premier technology and medical institutions. It is also an industrial center with large factories in engineering equipment, fertilizer, and chemical sectors. The town is seeing intense Real Estate activity, mainly industrial and residential projects. “Emergence of several medium and large range companies in and around Kota is largely behind the boom in commercial and residential property markets. It is a well-established regional urban center and a focal point of industrial development in the state.”
Rewari:
Rewari is an industry hub in Haryana, has manufacturing units in a broad range of machinery, electronics, sectors-automobile parts, light engineering, chemical, pharmaceutical, and textile. Proximity to outstanding production and consumption centers of the National Capital Region is a significant advantage. This area is part of the DMIC project, which invention the creation of new industrial centers in seven states- Haryana, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat, and Maharashtra Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, The project in line with the proposed rail transportation corridor between Delhi and Mumbai. It envisages heavy rail and road connectivity to promote economic growth in the region.
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