Residential Projects/News in State Capital Region (SCR)

[lexraja]

Originally Posted by Murali Bala

Chennai Pattinam projectu Idhu Venum Innavum Venum. fellows really lack the style. It is to be noted that CDS builders have built more than 10,000 apartments in the city but have always catered to the middle class segment.

These apartments may not look new age but they would nevertheless attract
MIG's who wish to stay close to the OMR . The concrete roads in the community look good and there seems to be a school , club house and play grounds.At the end of the day a lot of people would prefer functional liveable family oriented apartments with out the glitz.

[Seyoan]

Originally Posted by lexraja

These apartments may not look new age but they would nevertheless attract
MIG's who wish to stay close to the OMR . The concrete roads in the community look good and there seems to be a school , club house and play grounds.At the end of the day a lot of people would prefer functional liveable family oruiented apartments with out the glitz.

Yeap Frills though we yearn for it would matter only after the core utility is satisfied

[murlee]

Govt ignores protest, clears plan for satellite township in suburbs

Ignoring protests by farmers, the Tamil Nadu government has decided to go ahead with its plan to set up a satellite township at Thirumazhisai in Tiruvallur district, about 25km north of Chennai.

The government has invited multinational companies for providing consultation for a feasibility study and other related works for building a 12,000-apartment complex at a cost of Rs 2,160 crore. Chief minister J Jayalalithaa recently announced her government’s proposal to set up the township on a 300-acre land to benefit all sections of people. This project will let middle and lower-middle income groups to own houses considering saturation in Chennai city and the skyrocketing real estate prices.

Soon after the announcement, farmers from five villages surrounding Kuthambakkam near Thirumazhisai appealed to Jayalalithaa to reconsider the decision to develop a satellite township on agricultural lands. “We are going ahead and implementing the project. We have to get the consultation work done before starting the project,” a senior official from Tamil Nadu Housing Board told TOI. He said the consultant would prepare a feasibility report for developing the vacant lands and assist TNHB in the bid process. “They (consultant) will identify the commercial potential and study parking requirements and open areas,” he said.

According to the plan, a review committee, comprising members from TNHB, CMDA and Tamil Nadu Urban Infrastructure Financial Services Limited (TNUIFSL), will be formed to look into all consultation works. The project plan also includes acquiring 13 acres of land from private owners for developing link roads to the Thirumazhisai satellite township, which would have all basic facilities like drinking water, drainage, rainwater harvesting, streetlights, community hall, schools, hospital, bus stand, park and playground. The official said the township would have 12,000 apartments and they would be sold to economically weaker sections and middle income group people at affordable rates. “It is estimated that about six months will be required for the study,” he said. However, R Elango, former president of Kuthambakkam village panchayat, said that due to local protests, the proposal for a township in the area was withdrawn thrice in the last 15 years – once in 1996, again in 2001 and the last in 2009. He claimed that the selected area is totally made up of agricultural land. Elango alleged that the TNHB authorities “misled” the chief minister by withholding the “real” status of the vast agriculture land.

HOMES FOR ALL

• The government plans to build
12,000 apartments at a cost of Rs 2,160 crore

• The proposal is to set up the township in more than 300 acres of agricultural land

• The project plan also includes acquiring 13 acres of land from private owners for developing link roads to the township

http://epaper.timesofindia.com/Defau...&ViewMode=HTML

[murlee]

Hope they don't look like present TNHB complexes!

[murlee]

Chennai residential market sees 100 new projects in '11

The Chennai residential market has witnessed a strong upward movement in terms of capital values over the previous year with many micro markets crossing the peak levels of 2008.

According to Cushman & Wakefield, the highest capital appreciation in Chennai was witnessed in Adyar and Poes Garden both recording 25 per cent growth in capital values over last year. The demand for residential units in Chennai is likely to grow at a CAGR of 11 per cent between 2011 and 2015.

The infusion of supply over the next five years is expected to be around 117,500, which is higher compared with certain other major cities such as Bangalore, Hyderabad and Pune.
Property prices across most locations is likely to remain stable during the next few quarters.

Chennai witnessed nearly 100 new residential project launches during 2011 and approximately 15,000 units will be available in the city in the next 2-4 years. The supply during the year was mainly concentrated towards the mid segment and peripheral markets.

Kalpana Murthy, associate director – Residential Services, Cushman & Wakefield India, said the Chennai market had been steady and would remain stable over short to mid-term purely on account of positive demand trend. All segments and locations within the main city of Chennai were experiencing growth, with the mid segment registering the highest. The Chennai market is primarily self-sustained, thereby, even as the global markets seem to go through some upheavals (not to be confused with economic slowdown) Chennai’s reaction to these changes may be limited.

A substantial part of the total supply entering the market in 2011 was located in the growth corridors of Chennai. The more vibrant growth corridor locations of Perungudi, Thoraipakkam, Sholinganallur, Perungalathur saw the launch of 750 units. New upcoming locations of Kelambakkam, Beyond Vandalur, Oragadam and NH -4 recorded approximately 6,400 units largely catering to the investor segment.

However, most of these locations will be long-term investment options only.

http://www.business-standard.com/ind...-in-11/456543/

[murlee]

Originally Posted by murlee

SARE’s success in Chennai leads to investment in second
project worth Rs. 500 crore in Kolathur GST

http://www.meadowville.co.in/home.html

Masterplan



Location

[Arul Murugan]

Satellite Township!

Gvt compensation for 1acres - 6lakhs
1acres value before announcing the satellite township project - 40lakhs
1acres value after announcing the satellite township project - 80lakhs

Farmers are expecting higher compensation from government and works are ON for the same



Malaimalar

[bonoslack7]

[Indian Sun]

I really like the leaf canopy

[vinodgopal]

Originally Posted by Indian Sun

I really like the leaf canopy

and i like the rest of it

[anekho]

Hmmm... Tennis courts, Swimming Pool and Garden on the terrace! I like

[wlbkng]

Podhumpa like pannadhu.. Poi andha flats ah vangi enjoy pannunga.

[vinodgopal]

Originally Posted by wlbkng

Podhumpa like pannadhu.. Poi andha flats ah vangi enjoy pannunga.

In Deiva Magan Sivaji sir asks his father "dad i need just a lakh and 25 thousand". naa andha maadhiri poi enga appa kitta dad i need just a crore and 25 lakhs nu than poi kekkanum

[kongutamizhan]

Originally Posted by vinodgopal

In Deiva Magan Sivaji sir asks his father "dad i need just a lakh and 25 thousand". naa andha maadhiri poi enga appa kitta dad i need just a crore and 25 lakhs nu than poi kekkanum

wlbkng pound'la illena euro'la anuppuvaru

[bonoslack7]

• Located at no 34, OMR main road, Eggatur Chennai
• A unique residential development of 525 apartments, spread over 8.35 Acres with 4 towers. Three towers with 28 floors (100m height) & the signature tower with 50 floors (171m height)
• 60% of all apartments designed to ensure direct views
• Offering a range of residence sizes including a 2BHK + study at 1475 sq. ft, 3BHK at 1975 sq.ft,4 BHK at 500 sq.ft., duplexes and penthouses
• Apartments above the 10th floor will enjoy a stunning uninterrupted sea view
• Tallest residential development in Chennai overlooking the Bay of Bengal and the city

Developer: Archean Design & Development, Chennai
Architect: SRSS, Singapore
Civil/Structural Design/Lighting: Meinhardt, Singapore
Facade Consultants: Israel Berger & Associates, NY
Landscape Architect: Sitetectonix, Singapore
Local Architect: Mhetras Design, Chennai

[murlee]

Bono,

Can u please post the residential projects in the thread dedicated to residential projects in SCR?

Or, Kannan Sir can repost it there..

[kannan infratech]

Originally Posted by murlee

Bono,

Can u please post the residential projects in the thread dedicated to residential projects in SCR?

Or, Kannan Sir can repost it there..

Done

[wlbkng]

Originally Posted by kongutamizhan

wlbkng pound'la illena euro'la anuppuvaru

$ pola varuma

[Indian Sun]

Originally Posted by bonoslack7

• Located at no 34, OMR main road, Eggatur Chennai
• A unique residential development of 525 apartments, spread over 8.35 Acres with 4 towers. Three towers with 28 floors (100m height) & the signature tower with 50 floors (171m height)
• 60% of all apartments designed to ensure direct views
• Offering a range of residence sizes including a 2BHK + study at 1475 sq. ft, 3BHK at 1975 sq.ft,4 BHK at 500 sq.ft., duplexes and penthouses
• Apartments above the 10th floor will enjoy a stunning uninterrupted sea view
• Tallest residential development in Chennai overlooking the Bay of Bengal and the city

Developer: Archean Design & Development, Chennai
Architect: SRSS, Singapore
Civil/Structural Design/Lighting: Meinhardt, Singapore
Facade Consultants: Israel Berger & Associates, NY
Landscape Architect: Sitetectonix, Singapore
Local Architect: Mhetras Design, Chennai

I really like this #startMeesic

[satchitananda]

Originally Posted by wlbkng

$ pola varuma

Is it "$ pola varuma" OR "$ pona varuma"