informsantosh

I guess nice view is perspective dependent and everyone have their own definitions and meanings which are relative age and time.

Carlton(bangalore) fire underscores inadequacies of municipal corporations for fighting natural calamities. PMC fire brigade vehicles are capable of handling mere 45 meter height. PMC didn’t anticipate high rises like amanora and et all.
Besides that there are so many logistical issues which builders are not anticipating and please don’t expect builder to take care.

We don’t need high rises for getting nice views those can be brought in version with nice photography and choreography.

I suppose cities like pune does not have space crunch, I can accept mumbai following that model as that city locked by sea.

Proper reforms and working/efficient town planning department will unlock so much of land that all these people can construct 1 storey bungalows.

Its high time pune implement bangalore like organised and working BDA.

realacres

I completely agree with Santosh here. Throughout the globe if you see, high rises are built in central areas of the city where there is space crunch. People go to outskirts so that they can be close to nature as well as have better & bigger homes.

In Pune it is really wierd to see a project surrounded by farms all around:p. Fringe areas like Balewadi, Hinjewadi, Vimannagar etc. are more suited for bungalow type houses rather than high rises.

The only issue in Pune is about sanctioned NA land with good infra. Had there been an authority to look into this matter, one could have built a bungalow with ease with much lesser rate/sq ft than a flat. I hope this issue gets sorted out once PMRDA is formed.

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realacres

http://www.indianexpress.com/news/rb...loans/582095/0

Btw, read a news stating that in Pune, the max. cases in consumer courts are against the builders, mostly related to possession dates, non-delivery of amenities etc. Between 2005-08, 70 to 80 cases were filed against the builders & this fig. soared to 152 cases in 2009. This means that builders are not fulfilling their promises & buyers have become more aware about their rights too.

ttt43

There is also issue about huge amounts of land owned by military and government establishments.

If all the land records and property records become transparent and infrastructure improves and government rules become simple and people friendly, we will see very low prices for land.

punerebuyer

Hi Real

Thanks for this link... thats what i was also saying on Samrajya board that you would find more buyers complaining about builder delays than otherwise, but still builds would expect buyers to believe and trust their every word...

informsantosh

Joke of the day (Cruel?)
http://www.indiainfoline.com/Markets...rds/4784005996


These honors were bestowed on the Rohan Builders for ‘Highest Consumer Protection’ and ‘Best Project Execution’. ...................REALLY?

kunjirs

It is like choosing the best from all bad s!

kunjirs

Why "s" / <> words disappeared?

kunjirs

Not able to put word , A, E, Safarchand(Marathi). Trying few variations.

aditi sharma

http://www.bls.gov/news.release/empsit.nr0.htm

Unemployment rate is unchanged at 9.7%.
Net job loss in Feb was -36,000. Total 14.9 million are jobless.
An interesting data to watch here is, no. of persons in temporary jobs increased from 8.3 million to 8.8million (an increase of 5L temporary workers).
This means, lots of people are still lossing jobs and doing temporary jobs either because their working hours are cut or they are unable to find full-time job.