Remember Me
forgot your password?

Metro Rail to Drive Hyderabad Real Estate

On the lines of the Delhi Metro Rail, the government of Andhra Pradesh is all set to introduce the metro rail system in Hyderabad. At the cost of Rs 7,986 crore, the project would help decongesting the traffic along the stretch of 60 kms.

In phase–I, the metro will cover areas such as Kukatpally, Erragadda, S.R.Nagar, Ameerpet, Punjagutta, Erramanzil, Khairatabad, Secretariat and Malakpet. According to experts, real estate prices are likely to increase by 10-50 per cent in these areas, in the next six months.

Similarly, the project catchment areas of Miyapur and Habsiguda are also likely to gain momentum in transactions and price escalations thereof. Apparently, these areas have become favorite residential spot for Hyderabad real estate developers and a host of new property projects are coming up in these areas fast.

With a population of about 7 million, Hyderabad is grappling with increasing traffic congestion due to fast growing IT, ITES, pharma, and various other manufacturing and business activities, and the new Mass Rapid Transit System (MRTS) would be a big boon for the city.

Lack of an efficient, reliable and comfortable Public Transportation System (PTS) is resulting in rapid growth of personalized vehicles (1.8 million vehicles, with an addition of 0.2 million per annum), leading to frequent traffic jams and higher pollution levels in the city. Out of the 7.0 million motorized trips that are made in the city every day, only 40% (2.8 million trips) are by PTS (mostly by buses run by APSRTC, a Govt. of AP owned company) and there is a need to take this share to 70% mainly by creation of MRTS.The situation is visibly casting negative impact on real estate markets of Hyderabad. The MRTS is what the State government has come out as solution.

For more details on Hyderabad Real Estate, log on to magicbricks.com

George Gonigal

George Gonigal provides you the best and latest information on Delhi Real Estate, If you want to Buy Apartments in Hyderabad, he suggests you log on to magicbricks.com

Rate this Article: 0 / 5 stars - 0 vote(s)
Print Email Re-Publish

Add new Comment



Captcha

  • Latest Real Estate Articles
  • More from George Gonigal

Debunking the Myths: Why a Real Estate Agent is a Girls Best Freind

By: Christine Stow | 24/12/2009
Property Investing is not always easy. Real Estate Agents are often the villains in the process of buying or selling. However, approached the correct way- they can be your best friend. Christine Stow of Women in Property Melbourne explains why.

12 Simple and Easy Tips to Make Your Closets Help You Sell Your House Quicker

By: Paula Stone | 24/12/2009
Home sellers that ignore their closets when selling do so at their peril. Learn 12 easy tasks to turn closets from yuck to wow for prospective home buyers.

Six Excellent Insights Into Why You Should Invest in Rental Property Now

By: Stirling G. Gardner | 24/12/2009
At the moment, it is tough to understand exactly why a party would desire to make an investment in the rental apartment business. But having the stress-free way of life that arrives from one of your renters having signed your lease agreement can deliver nice dividends both financially and emotionally. Paying...

Panama City property an Ultimate investing Place

By: livinginpanamacity | 24/12/2009
Looking to buy a property? Is it Creating a great dilemma as to where one should invest his savings for a secured future.

There are Certain Basic Guidelines for Buying Foreclosed Properties

By: marco | 24/12/2009
The real estate market is still suffering the effects of the economic crisis, and there are lots of foreclosed properties available. In fact, most experts advise beginners to stay away from foreclosure auctions because of the risks involved. Once you find the home that's just right for you, you can make a bid on it, and do not be afraid to try to bargain for what you know the property is worth.

Commercial Real Estate Disater 2010

By: Commercial Loan Modification Only | 24/12/2009
he Mortgage Bankers Association's Delinquency Report is showing the 30-plus-day delinquency rates on CMS loans are also rising. “What we are seeing now is a recipe for disaster in the commercial real estate market for 2010,” said Ulysses Sanchez

Neighborhood Hunting Tips Before Purchasing a Home

By: Roby Pagong | 24/12/2009
Home purchase is very important. This is why we do all we can to make sure that we do not encounter problems. One of the best ways to ensure that we have the home we want is to find a good neighborhood. This should be the first step in finding the ideal home. Doing this is essential because the neighborhood will greatly affect your daily life.

HVCC and the Mortgage Process

By: Lokesh | 24/12/2009
HVCC stands for Home Valuation Code of Conduct. The HVCC law was initiated in May 2009 and was expected to significantly improve the fortunes of the housing industry by making the process of property valuation transparent for the consumers and giving more independence to the appraiser officer.

Information That Nris Need For Buying Real Estate Property In India

By: George Gonigal | 23/02/2009 | Real Estate
In the case of NRIs there is a general permission to acquire any immovable property (other than agricultural land, plantation or farm-house property) by way of purchase, provided the payment is made out of foreign exchange inward remittance or any Non Resident bank account in India, i.e. Non Resident External Account - NR (E), Foreign Currency Non Resident Account - FCNR or Non Resident Ordinary Account - NRO account. Although immovable property is not defined, the same will include:

Investment in Gold and Real Estate

By: George Gonigal | 16/02/2009 | Investing
Investment in gold and in real estate both has their fair share of pros and cons. Following are some of the advantages and disadvantages of investing in gold and real estate.

New or Resale Property - Making a Choice

By: George Gonigal | 05/02/2009 | Real Estate
Making a choice of buying a resale or a new house largely depends on individuals need and requirements beside other factors. There are plenty of options available in the resale as well as new property market. However, both types of properties have their set of pros and cons. There are many factors which guide an individual's choice for a buying a resale or new house.

Points to Remember While Buying a Pre-owned House

By: George Gonigal | 19/01/2009 | Real Estate
Be it a new house or a pre-owned house one need to be careful and vigilant before finalizing a deal. Pre-owned houses have negotiable and wide range of price options to choose from. They have established infrastructure facilities - physical and social. Plus, they are ready-to-move-in homes, complete with basic furnishing. One can opt for a pre-owned home on the basis of individual and family requirement and the budget.

Growing Prospect for Investing in Ahmedabad Real Estate

By: George Gonigal | 15/01/2009 | Real Estate
Ahmedabad enjoys strategic location advantage of proximity to Mumbai, commercial capital of the country. Western, Middle East and African markets are also accessible. Going by the ever growing construction of skyscrapers, shopping malls and multiplexes, the city is moving on fast. Investors and NRI Gujaratis have been attracted due to its mega city status and the strides it has made in terms of healthcare, cuisines and malls.

Indirapuram - a Gem of Ghaziabad's Property and Real Estate Market

By: George Gonigal | 10/01/2009 | Real Estate
A few years ago having a property in Ghaziabad had been looked down upon by many. Today, the same location is considered as a priced property. By way of entertainment, quality education or health cares the NCR region of Ghaziabad has grown multifold. And among all Indirapuram has emerged as the priciest location in Ghaziabad region.

Hyderabad - Creating Classy Real Estate Transactions

By: George Gonigal | 02/01/2009 | Real Estate
Hyderabad Real Estate is one of the preferable markets in India. With the reasonable prices and booming market renowned developers are making a beeline to the city. Many new residential and commercial projects are coming here to fulfill the requirements of end users.

Mutual Funds - Capitalizing on Real Estate Potential

By: George Gonigal | 30/12/2008 | Real Estate
The real estate stocks are difficult for an average retail investor to read. Wild swings have been the order of the day. However, mutual funds that have 3-4 per cent investments in real estate stocks allow a small investor to benefit from the surges but remain protected from the troughs.

Submit Your Articles Free: Signup
Article Categories




Use of this web site constitutes acceptance of the Terms Of Use and Privacy Policy | User published content is licensed under a Creative Commons License.
Copyright © 2005-2008 Free Articles by ArticlesBase.com, All rights reserved. (1.24, 1, w3)