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INTEGRATED TOWNSHIP
Guided by Presented by
Dr. Chetan R. Patel Vijay Mistry
Assistant Professor, U14CE108
Civil engineering Department.
PRESENTATION OUTLINE
Introduction
Integrated township : with Advantages & Disadvantages
Urbanization and housing Scenario
Current Phase of real estate development in India
Case Studies
Law and Regulations
Conclusions
INTRODUCTION
HealthCare
Educational
Housing
Recreational
PHYSICAL
INFRASTRUCTURE
Communication
Electricity Supply &
Management
Water Supply &
treatment system
Transport
ESTATE
MANAGEMENT
INTEGRATED TOWNSHIP
Advantages Disadvantages
to increase the floor space index (FSI) available for the ITPs, offering
up to 100 per cent additional construction area for a premium even
on NDZ lands to attract more such projects
50 percent of development charges & 50 percent cut in stamp duty
payment for first time properties buyer
One Window clearance & with in 45 days
Developers can buy land directly from farmers. The state will also
consider giving government land as per guidelines if the project is
surrounded by government land.
CONCLUSIONS
if not well managed, this inevitable increase in Indias urban population will place
enormous stress on the system.
Integrated Township is certainly a good business proposition for both developers and
buyers and a potential solution to tackle Urbanization problems in India
Real estate in India continues to be in a dynamic phase and the pace at which the four
cornerstones Regulation, Finance, Customers and Technology are evolving
Hiranandani Gardens and Magarpatta city provides a ideal example for development of
integrated townships
Integrated township development is highest in Pune city which will lead to de-congest
Pune Municipal Corporation areas and encourage new settlements in its periphery .
Maharashtra Governments Integrated township policy is more business friendly
compared to Gujarat Integrated township policy which directly seen in the number of
developments