Real Estate Forum on Infrastructure Development Kochi

Latest Answer: Yeah..this DLF builders are a very big real estate group no..that's why this move. They have many high end luxury projects, middle income level houses as well as affordable houses also in Kochi. Apart from Kochi, they also have apartments in Lucknow, Bengaluru, Chandigarh, Kolkata, and Chennai also.

Latest Answer: The real estate sector in Kochi seems to be getting very mature. Demand is rapidly increasing for land and developers have started many residential projects around the Kochi metro project. But the demand is more for fully furnished 2bhk apartments close to IT companies which costs about 50,000 bucks a month that youngsters usually rent on a sharing basis. But you also get rates like 8000 bucks in places like Kadavanthara and Kakkanad or 45000 rs in Marine Drive. The strict building rules have been ammended 3 years ago and because of that 40% of residential homes have not been sold cause of over supply. And the rate of investement in the outskirts of Kochi is only 15 to 20% because of poor infrastructure. There are negative points as well but the advantages of investing here outweigh the disadvantages. Think about it :)

Latest Answer: Under 'Mission Kochi', there are quite a few impressive advanced projects being carried out. The new municipal solid waste plant in Brahmapuram that was needed to be set up ages ago, is finally going to start isposing off 300 tonnes of waste everyday once the request for qualification and proposal are completed. They're planning on using new technoology techniques in this plant. Other projects are the 'e governance' and 'animal birth control (ABC)' programmes to be launched around September some time. There also plans of implementin new waste collection mechanisms and vehicle tracking management system for waste vehicles. These developments are sure to help Kochi really grow and increase its potential.