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White home decor ideas for a classy look

Mar 27,2018 / By Priyanka / No Comment

White is the color of pureness, harmony, cleanliness, religiousness, and safety. The use of white color in a room can completely transform the look of your interiors and give them a superb sophisticated and classy look.

Interesting accents should be added to the décor, to improve the appeal of white and its supremacy. Cushions of vibrant colors, indoor plants, paintings, and curtains, are some of the options through which you can bring in contrast and highlight whites. For example, gold, turquoise, etc., can be used as highlight colors in a white décor. One has to be very careful, not to overdo by using too much white, as it could get too melancholy and boring.

How to safeguard that white remains white
You should choose the right things to make sure that the white décor remains white. For instance, pick G4 Stone, which is a composite glass and is a more long-lasting alternative to use. White reflects light. So, it adds to the vividness of the space and makes space appear bigger.

You can go for a classy gold-colored false ceiling with a white trim and white walls. White walls are an ideal background for art lovers to set off their masterworks.

Folks who have a preference for vivid furniture, or large prints in the upholstery, can also use a lot of white in their home décor.

People who have children, pets or a non-centralized air-conditioning system in their apartments, should be cautious with the amount of white that they use in the décor. Dust and dirt can convert the white to a dirty off-white. So, if you wish to add white to your home decor, you must also ensure that you can maintain it.

Tips for using white color in home décor

You can use white color for your walls, to give a spacious look to your room. When complementing your white walls, keep the accent color subtle and do not overdo it.
Do not keep white surfaces plain. Instead, add dimension using textures to create different surfaces.
White spaces need to be combined carefully with colored furniture, linen, and items. To create a soothing space in an all-white room, add classic purple, citrus green, and turquoise
If you have kids at home, choose from washable fabrics for slipcovers of white sofas, chairs, and comforters.

Commonfloor hosts an online home festival

Mar 26,2018 / By Priyanka / No Comment

Are you still thinking to buy your dream home but do not know where to starts from or you just want to skip the lengthy process of house hunting. Good News for all the prospective home buyers!! As Commonfloor brings you virtual shopping festival which is happening till 6th April.

Top builders such as Brigade Group, Purvankara, G-CORP, CASAGRAND, Sobha, L&T Realty, CYBERCITY, PHOENIX to name a few are showcasing their properties as part of this festival. More than 50 projects across cities like Bengaluru, Mumbai, NCR, Pune, Hyderabad, and Chennai are available virtually.

Virtual 3D experience will help you browse through the virtual expo. You can visit these virtual stalls, browse through projects brochures and chat to the builder regarding the projects at the same time

COHF partnered with HDFC for home loans to help the potential buyer to complete the whole buying process in the same place.

To transform online shoppers into buyers, COHF is offering gold coins for first 15 home buyers, also builders are throwing offers like flat Rs.200 per square foot discounts, no pre-EMI till possession and free modular kitchen upon booking.

So what you are waiting for? Your dream home in just one click away.

For more details visit www.cohf.in and let your family and friends know about it too!

Student Housing startup in Pune- “Youthville Hostel”

Mar 22,2018 / By Priyanka / No Comment

Youthville is transforming the Pune hostel category with its state of the art property at Bavdhan by giving, a living experience that is unforgettable These well crafted living spaces for students, offers facilities to enrich student’s stay in Pune. High speed 24 hours Wi-Fi, Laundromat, Fitness centre, Cafeteria, Music room, Library, Mini theatre, Common kitchenette, Smart access card, Shuttle service, Doctor on call, ,Housekeeping and daily room care, Bike on hire are few of the facilities that has set this property apart from other hostels in the city.

The hostel is strategically located at Bavdhan, which has close proximity to various education institutes and important destinations. After the launch of girls hostel in Bavdhan, Youthville has plans to expand to Mukund Nagar, Thathawade and Nagpur. Refining the hostel experience, where students lives unforgettably, the company has vision to deliver 25,000 beds by 2023-2024.

Rooms range from double and triple occupancy. The 4 storied property has 126 beds .En-suite shared rooms with upscale trendy interiors has private balconies. At Youthville there is no dearth of facilities. A student is looked after very well and the time spent over here is unforgettable. Equipped with state –of- the- art amenities living Youthville offers convenience, security and comfort for the students that is trusted by students, parents, and institutions across Pune. Food at Youthville is wholesome and nutritious. The menu is different everyday with variety of dishes to cater to everyone’s taste.

Mr. Vineet Goyal, Founder Youthville Hostel says “At present student housing is functioning in an unorganized way. Unfortunately students face issues related to hygiene, food and other necessities. They are deprived of facilities which are making their lives difficult. At Youthville we have addressed to these inadequacies and created a space, where students live unforgettably. The demand is huge and put together all the colleges in Pune are able to meet only 10 %– 15 % of demand. In short student housing is undersupplied and has high potential to grow in demand. With organized players coming in, it will help to cater to this growing demand. With high potential and sustained occupancy rates, this segment has immense of scope to be developed as an asset class for the realty developers.”

Land acquisition for Namma Metro Phase II is turning out to be a costly affair

Mar 16,2018 / By Priyanka / No Comment

The corporation has recognized 10,20,200 square mt (102.02 hectares) of land for implementation of the phase and as per the detailed project report (DPR), Rs 5,000 crore has been set aside for the procurement of government and private lands.
Out of this, about 6,45,964.93 sq mt of land has been acquired (1,87,892.63 square mt of government land and 4,58,072.30 square mt of private land), 3,74,235.07 square mt of land is yet to be acquired.

Of the Rs 5,000 crore, the BMRCL has already paid around Rs 2,704.82 crore for acquiring 60 percent of the land since the beginning of the work and they are yet to acquire rest 40 percent of land for the second phase of Namma Metro, Bengaluru. The land acquisition cost for Namma Metro Phase II is turning out to be a costly affair for BMRCL.

Going by the statistics about the land acquired obtained through Right to Information Act, the corporation has reserved about 18 percent of the funds of the total estimated cost of Rs 26,405.14 crore for phase-II. Of the 18 percent, 10 percent has already been spent on land acquisition.

Meanwhile, the BMRCL had spent about 2,305.90 crores on the acquisition of 12, 76,338.27 square mt of land for implementation of Metro phase-I for 42 km. It had obtained 71 government properties and 999 private properties for implementation of Phase-I. The projected total cost of the Namma Metro Phase-I was Rs 11,609 crore, but it was changed to Rs 13,845 crore later. As per the details, about 16 percent of the total cost of the project was spent on land acquisition for phase-I.

Special Land Acquisition officer, BMRCL, Mr. Channappa Goudar said the corporation has acquired about 54 percent of the land required for implementation of Namma Metro Phase-II and land for depots is yet to be acquired.

The new phase of metro is expected to be completed by March 2021 as per deadline set by BMRCL. Ahead of this, the real estate community looking forward and say investment in property along the corridor will give good investment returns. The demand for both residential properties and commercial properties in the region are expected to upsurge. Once Namma Metro Phase II is completed, the neighborhood along the corridors is expected to see a great impact on real estate sector in the city.

Delhi Metro’s Pink Line all set to start operation on March 14

Mar 13,2018 / By Priyanka / No Comment

Good news for Delhiites, the Pink metro Line is all set to begin operation on March 14. According to sources, the Commissioner for Metro Rail Safety has finished the inspection of the Majlis Park-Durgabhai Deshmukh South Campus section, inspect the section, including fire safety clearance, license for working lifts, preliminary independent safety assessment reports for signaling and platform screen doors (PSDs), has given the clearance for the project.

The trial runs and testing on this stretch was successfully completed in earlier February. These trial runs were being conducted to test the new signaling technology.

Azadpur Station (with Yellow Line) is one of the three interchange stations on the Pink Line stretch that opens tomorrow, the other two being, Rajouri Garden (Blue Line) and Netaji Subhash Place (with Red Line).

The 21.56 km-long Majlis Park–Durgabai Deshmukh South Campus Metro corridor will be formally flagged off by Union Minister for Housing and Urban Affairs (independent charge) Hardeep Singh Puri and Chief Minister of Delhi Arvind Kejriwal on 14 March at 4 pm from the Metro Bhawan.

According to sources, Passenger services on the Pink Line will begin from 6 pm onwards on the same day from both Majlis Park and Durgabai Deshmukh South Campus stations instantaneously. The end-to-end commuting time on this section of the Pink Line would be approximately 34 minutes.

This section, which has 12 stations, is part of the 59 km-long Majlis Park-Shiv Vihar corridor (Pink Line–Line 7) of Delhi Metro’s Phase 3. All the stations have platform-screen doors.

The stations are—Majlis Park, Azadpur, Shalimar Bagh, Netaji Subhash Place, Shakurpur, Punjabi Bagh West, ESI Hospital, Rajouri Garden, Mayapuri, Naraina Vihar, Delhi Cantt and Durgabai Deshmukh South Campus.

Out of the 12 stations, eight are elevated and four are underground. As with the recently-opened Magenta Line, broad-sized coaches from the new rolling stock will be used on the standard gauge Pink line.

The new Netaji Subhash Place station, which is semi-underground, has been sophisticatedly decorated with paintings on walls. All the stations have been certified as ‘Platinum’ by the India Green Building Council, the DMRC said.

Monthly Archives: Mar 2018

White home decor ideas for a classy look

Commonfloor hosts an online home festival

Student Housing startup in Pune- “Youthville Hostel”

Land acquisition for Namma Metro Phase II is turning out to be a costly affair

Delhi Metro’s Pink Line all set to start operation on March 14