Tag Archives: 99 Smart City Mission

blog Infrastructural development Real Estate Real Estate News RERA Smart Residential Living

Amaravati Smart City

amaravati smart city

Amaravati Smart City:

Since smart city mission is one of the biggest targets of the digital age in India led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi has launched the smart city mission on June 15, 2015, which can be described as the strength to blend various technological solutions in the safest way possible to control the city services and wealth. Smart city ambition will raise the standards of infrastructural development around India. The consolidation of technology mated with physical infrastructure and services can simplify the lives of residents and that’s how smart city missions are expected to create a drastic change in the Real Estate sector around India. Due to the smart city mission, the demand for the surrounding areas has also been increased. For example, if we consider Amaravati, cities like Vijayawada, Hyderabad will increase its demand In Real Estate Sector.

Smart city mission is expected to in turn the infrastructure of India by attracting the establishment of several MNC’s that will generate the employment opportunities that result in high residential demand. The smart city mission will also provide multiple affordable housing opportunities for low-income groups and economically weaker sections. Such factors will increase the opportunity to the developers to establish new projects in the upcoming smart cities because the mission will allow an attractive investment opportunity with a range for price appreciation and high return on investment.

Capture amaravati

Amaravati is one of the latest India’s smart cities which is the capital of the Indian state, Andhra Pradesh. It covers an area of 217.23 sq. km., within Andhra Pradesh capital area and placed on the southern banks of the river Krishna in Guntur, Krishna districts. Its smart city framework will include tissue optic connectivity and smart architecture. Amaravati smart city consists of many new ideas that are significant for a large city including modern waste collections and managing the ecological balance within the green spaces. This capital city could be the test model for India’s infrastructural development.

Some of the conspicuous features that are exacted to be in  Amaravati smart city are:

1. Endorsing mixed land use in area-based developments and ensuring sustainability all over the city

2. Expanding housing possibilities for all

3. promoting walkable localities by conserving and beautifying open spaces and growing a vibrant economy

4. Giving an identification to the city based on its basic economic activities such as health, culture, education, etc.

5. Practicing smart solutions to infrastructure

Till date, Amaravati had completed its interim secretariat building in a 49-acre area that signifies the temporary assembly. According to the timeline of this smart city project, Andhra Pradesh’s capital will be functional only by 2024 that will be the end of its second phase, where most of the industrial establishments will display operational and the third and final phase is expected to complete by 2029.

 

Read More
Buying property smart city mission Smart Residential Living

Nine Smart Cities Announced in the Fourth Round

Real-Estate 1Recently, the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs has publicized a new list of nine smart cities taking the total number to 99. Of the nine cities, 3 are from Uttar Pradesh, 1 from Bihar, 1 from Tamil Nadu, 1 from Daman & Diu, 1 from Arunachal Pradesh and 1 from Lakshadweep.

 

Below is the list of nine cities announced in the fourth round

  • Silvassa, Dadra, and Nagar Haveli
  • Erode, Tamil Nadu
  • Diu, Daman & Diu
  • Biharsharif, Bihar
  • Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh
  • Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh
  • Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh
  • Saharanpur, Uttar Pradesh
  • Kavaratti, Lakshadweep

A senior official said Shillong will be the 100th Smart City provided it submit its proposal to the Centre in next three months. The official further added that the nine cities were selected from 15 cities that had submitted their proposals to the ministry.

Uttar Pradesh’s Ghaziabad, Rampur, Meerut and Rae Bareli were among cities that were unsuccessful to get the Smart City tag. But Silvasa topped the list of winners in this round.

These cities have proposed to take up the various project, including “smart” roads, cycle tracks, walking paths, smart classrooms, rejuvenation of water bodies, skill development centers, up gradation of health facilities and pan-city projects like integrated command control center.

These cities have planned 409 projects which would get around 61 percent funding from the Centre and the state, according to the Union Housing and Urban Affairs Minister Hardeep Singh Puri.

In January 2016, 20 cities were announced under the Smart Cities mission, followed by 13 cities in May 2016, 27 cities in September 2016 and 30 cities in June 2017. The total proposed investment in the 99 Smart City Mission would be Rs 2.03 lakh crore

Key features
So, what would smart cities of future do? According to the ministry, they would

• Provide equal housing opportunities for all
• Endorse mixed land use in area-based developments
• Preserving and evolving open spaces
• Promoting a variety of transport options
• Provide a new identity to the city
• Applying smart solutions to infrastructure and services in area-based development to expand them
• Create walkable localities and lessen blocking, air pollution, and resource depletion, apart from improving local economy
• Make governance citizen-friendly, technologically advanced and cost-effective

Read More