Hyderabad: Projects U/C (Images ONLY)

[pding]

this thread is only for highrise projects. all other news/developments should be in Hyd projects thread...just a reminder.

[ranga]

Originally Posted by arjunhp

ive asked couple of engineers working on the icici site and they clearly told me that its going to be a 44 storey tower and the site area was around 8 acres

Is this source authentic.Can they show approved plan for 44 storey?can any forumers bring out the sanctioned renderings of ICICI tower as well as APIIC 100 floors tower.

[rajheg]

Is there a big market for the residential high rises in Hyderabad?.
Currently even though the skyscraper market/supply in mumbai is exploding , I have a feeling that the market will collapse in 2 years bez of the ridiculously high rates like 12-15000 Rs per sq feet in the suburbs . Not sure who will buy at those prices. Of course inside the city its a different story , reportedly one flat in south mumbai sold for Rs 80,000 /sf ft . Its ridiculous ! .
How bad are the prices in Hyderabad?

[ramkan]

The market will correct itself. Why worry as long you see growth. At the macro economic level this is how it works anywhere in the word. There is no perfect pace of development one can plan anywhere in the world. There is always forward momentum one way and things shift back for correction before they go forward again..

[BLRBOY]

44 storey. WOW ....Good goin HYD.
jus hope BLR follows suit.
cheers

[ranga]

Originally Posted by rajheg

Is there a big market for the residential high rises in Hyderabad?.
Currently even though the skyscraper market/supply in mumbai is exploding , I have a feeling that the market will collapse in 2 years bez of the ridiculously high rates like 12-15000 Rs per sq feet in the suburbs . Not sure who will buy at those prices. Of course inside the city its a different story , reportedly one flat in south mumbai sold for Rs 80,000 /sf ft . Its ridiculous ! .
How bad are the prices in Hyderabad?

Emphatic no as far as Hyderabad Market is concerned.It is only hoped due to rising prices for office space in Mumbai and Delhi that the upcoming highrises with rates going around Rs3500/- to Rs5000/- per sqft will be sold and also rental values are also lowest among the top 6 cities in India which is another attraction.It is very doubtful that people take up residential apartments at very high level say beyond 15 floors in Hyderabad.When compared to other southern cities of Bangalore and Chennai realestate prices are lower in Hyderabad.

[Babji]

Originally Posted by arjunhp

ive asked couple of engineers working on the icici site and they clearly told me that its going to be a 44 storey tower and the site area was around 8 acres

http://www.hindu.com/2007/04/04/stor...0426440400.htm

... The ICICI Bank will take up a mega structure with 28 storeys in the eight acres allotted to it in the financial district at Nanakramguda in the city, according to Managing Director of the bank K. V. Kamath...

[arjunhp]

Check dis..

http://www.cyberabadtimes.net/2007/0...skyscraper.asp

http://propertybytes.com/?p=832

and look man ..I went there to the site and "44" was what they said..

[Babji]

Originally Posted by arjunhp

Check dis..

http://www.cyberabadtimes.net/2007/0...skyscraper.asp

http://propertybytes.com/?p=832

and look man ..I went there to the site and "44" was what they said..

these two links seems to be refering to the old news (February 14, 2007 and March 20, 2007)
The Hindu news link from April 04, 2007 said 28F (seems to be latest) ...

[prakstar]

Originally Posted by Babji

http://www.hindu.com/2007/04/04/stor...0426440400.htm

Wow, 44 floors in 8 acres. So what kind of foundation they go for in Hyd and what is the set back area for high rises? Are there any clauses that ensure safety (in case of exengencies). 44 floors would excert heavy load on the foundation. How is it tackled? How is the fire escape designed? How would they rescue if some one say is struck in the 40th floor or something. Cos running down 44 floors is a difficult job in itself. How are these issues tackled cos lot of High rises are being planned. So some one should have a good idea about tackling these issues. How about the water table in these areas? A high rise does consume lot of water.

[ranga]

Originally Posted by prakstar

Wow, 44 floors in 8 acres. So what kind of foundation they go for in Hyd and what is the set back area for high rises? Are there any clauses that ensure safety (in case of exengencies). 44 floors would excert heavy load on the foundation. How is it tackled? How is the fire escape designed? How would they rescue if some one say is struck in the 40th floor or something. Cos running down 44 floors is a difficult job in itself. How are these issues tackled cos lot of High rises are being planned. So some one should have a good idea about tackling these issues. How about the water table in these areas? A high rise does consume lot of water.

The fire dept in hyderabad is still not been upgraded to meet the unforeseen challenges of a skyscraper.Underground water content is of moderate to low volumes owing to the soil being hard and igneous rock bearing and small absorption capabilities and therefore not dependable.Tapping Godavari waters and supplying to these new areas adjoining Hyderabad is the only solution.

[Naga_Solidus]

or they can use CO2 for firefighting, it's much more effective in the case of electrical fires and the like. Besides, there's so much CO2 in the air around Hyderabad that it will be much easier to snuff out fires using CO2 than H2O.

[aditya234]

hello im aditya and i'm very interested in skyscrapers particulary in asia and north america. Hyderabad is my birthplace so i thought is should start off here because im new to skyscrapercity.

[rajnath27]

welcome on board to SSC forums aditya

[rajnath27]

first they said that APIIC tower would start in july and later they said they will start in septemeber. The month is fast approaching. If anyone has got news on APIIC tower plz share

thnx in advance

[Babji]

DC

Tishman pays Rs 445 cr for Tellapur township...
Hyderabad, Aug. 10: The Tishman Speyers-led consortium on Friday paid Rs 444.26 crores as first installment of land cost for the Tellapur integrated township. The consortium will pay another 25 per cent or about Rs 1,700 crore by December when the Detailed Project Report would be ready and the remaining 50 per cent in the next two years.

The consortium, which also consists of Nagarjuna Construction Company and ICICI, signed a development agreement with Hyderabad Urban Development Authority (Huda) and the State Support Agreement with the Infrastructure and Investment department (I&I) here.

There was also a tripartite agreement between I&I, Huda and Ramky Infrastructure for developing the Srinagar Township. This will be the first real estate venture taken up in the true spirit of Public Private Partnership wherein land owners are 40 per cent stake holders in the company that will develop the township. A senior official said that the group had successfully lobbied with the government to convert the project into PPP mode. In the process, Huda will get a premium of Rs 100 crores on the project. As per the MoU, the land will be converted as 40 per cent equity and for the remaining 60 per cent equity, which involves construction cost, the government will adopt Swiss Challenge Method.

"The government is likely to fix the floor price of Rs 340 crores and ask other bidders to quote. The Ramky group will be asked to match the highest bid to get the remaining 60 per cent," the official said. The consortium’s special purpose vehicle, Tellapur Technocity (P) Ltd. has engaged internationally renowned planning and architectural firm Pei Cobb Freed & Partners LLP, along with Vastu Shilpa Consultants, to design the township.

The project, which is expected to be completed in eight years, will include more than 30 million square feet of Class A commercial, residential and mixed-use space.

Oh, what a relief! HUDA can get back to work now ...

[Babji]

URL: http://www.thehindubusinessline.com/...2701261300.htm
Godrej Planet setting a mark in high-rise
Mumbai June 26
Godrej Planet in Mahalaxmi, Mumbai is all set to scale new heights in the residential projects space. The high-rise is coming up on a nine-acre site and the constructed area will have five 50-storeyed towers of 300 residential apartments. Two of these towers are nearing completion...

In the pipeline: The company has about 16 projects of 20 million sq ft in the pipeline with operations in Pune, Bangalore, Kolkata and Hyderabad.

[Babji]

oops, wrong thread - self deleted.

[mailmvr]

Any Update on Reliance Business Towers at Manchirevula would be appreciated?

[Jai]

Guys... there ARE no updates. Please first read the the thread. Trust me, if any of us knew anything new, we'd be blabbing our ass off about it.