Today Indian real estate scenario is witnessing a shift in the way projects nowadays are being designed and developed or to simply say developers desire to construct townships simply because they wish to provide their buyers - affordability with luxury and with all necessary amenities.
Land shortage in developed regions permits only construction of small projects or at the most a mid-sized housing complex comprising a few multi-storied buildings with limited amenities added to. This turns out to be an expensive proposition for a developer as land & construction cost is high, government approvals are difficult to get, hence he prefers not to get involved.
For large integrated townships although large parcel of lands are required, which today are only available on the outskirts of a city, still makes sense for developers to develop because the land cost there is less. Again because of the scale of construction; cost is less, government is in favour of developing such townships and hence permissions also come fast.
Advantages of living in an integrated township.
An Integrated Township can be described as a place which has most of the essential facilities within its boundaries such as schools, hospitals, parks, gyms, shopping centres etc. The most important and best aspect of Integrated Township is its self-sustaining infrastructure; water and waste management, sanitation, business centres, healthcare, good connectivity, basic education facilities and recreation. To understand these points a little further lets elaborate them;
Connectivity: a well-developed road network within the township as well as its connecting to the highway and the nearest railway station is a boon for working class and businessmen equally.
Water management: adequate supply of treated water to meet the everyday requirements of the residents and proper disposal of waste water with recycling assures less dependability on municipal supplies.
Garbage management: collection, disposal, treatment of garbage is a must to maintain hygiene and proper ecological balance in nature, with a dedicated collection of garbage area and disposal systems in place this adds value in townships.
Schools: basic education should be available to the children residing in the township this is one of the norms laid by government, adds further to convenience of residents as they feel their kids are just next to them when still in school.
Playground: open play areas have to be provided in townships as norms these should be provided for the all-round and healthy development of children.
Power supply: though the township will have to depend on public or private power supplier, it generally has a good back-up system for all its common areas, households and essential services like hospitals during power breakdown.
Infrastructure maintenance: not just providing but maintaining good infrastructure for long term is a must and within townships its generally seen that this is well taken care of as cost of maintenance gets divided and is almost negligible for residents.
Healthcare: with a large population of varied age groups residing, it is very important to have healthcare facilities that will cater to all types of medical requirements. This is also one of the norms for integrated township.
Security: another important aspect which is taken care of is providing good and round the clock security within the township.
Entertainment and recreation: A spacious, well-decorated community centre with a club house and a function hall quality cinema or multiplex, popular games and kid entertainment facilities are generally established within the township.
Shopping centres: well stocked stores of groceries, fruits and vegetables, garment stores, electronic goods stores etc. are also a part of the township, this is to meet the everyday requirements of the residents.
There are many more such benefits of being a part of township, these developments are beneficial for developer as it justifies his scale of economy and for customer it’s a place for peaceful life.
Log on to www.mumbaipropmart.com / www.indipropmart.com if you are looking at buying or investing in Mumbai, Navi Mumbai, Thane, Kalyan-Dombivali, Raigad or Mira-Virar City Region.
Land shortage in developed regions permits only construction of small projects or at the most a mid-sized housing complex comprising a few multi-storied buildings with limited amenities added to. This turns out to be an expensive proposition for a developer as land & construction cost is high, government approvals are difficult to get, hence he prefers not to get involved.
For large integrated townships although large parcel of lands are required, which today are only available on the outskirts of a city, still makes sense for developers to develop because the land cost there is less. Again because of the scale of construction; cost is less, government is in favour of developing such townships and hence permissions also come fast.
Advantages of living in an integrated township.
An Integrated Township can be described as a place which has most of the essential facilities within its boundaries such as schools, hospitals, parks, gyms, shopping centres etc. The most important and best aspect of Integrated Township is its self-sustaining infrastructure; water and waste management, sanitation, business centres, healthcare, good connectivity, basic education facilities and recreation. To understand these points a little further lets elaborate them;
Connectivity: a well-developed road network within the township as well as its connecting to the highway and the nearest railway station is a boon for working class and businessmen equally.
Water management: adequate supply of treated water to meet the everyday requirements of the residents and proper disposal of waste water with recycling assures less dependability on municipal supplies.
Garbage management: collection, disposal, treatment of garbage is a must to maintain hygiene and proper ecological balance in nature, with a dedicated collection of garbage area and disposal systems in place this adds value in townships.
Schools: basic education should be available to the children residing in the township this is one of the norms laid by government, adds further to convenience of residents as they feel their kids are just next to them when still in school.
Playground: open play areas have to be provided in townships as norms these should be provided for the all-round and healthy development of children.
Power supply: though the township will have to depend on public or private power supplier, it generally has a good back-up system for all its common areas, households and essential services like hospitals during power breakdown.
Infrastructure maintenance: not just providing but maintaining good infrastructure for long term is a must and within townships its generally seen that this is well taken care of as cost of maintenance gets divided and is almost negligible for residents.
Healthcare: with a large population of varied age groups residing, it is very important to have healthcare facilities that will cater to all types of medical requirements. This is also one of the norms for integrated township.
Security: another important aspect which is taken care of is providing good and round the clock security within the township.
Entertainment and recreation: A spacious, well-decorated community centre with a club house and a function hall quality cinema or multiplex, popular games and kid entertainment facilities are generally established within the township.
Shopping centres: well stocked stores of groceries, fruits and vegetables, garment stores, electronic goods stores etc. are also a part of the township, this is to meet the everyday requirements of the residents.
There are many more such benefits of being a part of township, these developments are beneficial for developer as it justifies his scale of economy and for customer it’s a place for peaceful life.
Log on to www.mumbaipropmart.com / www.indipropmart.com if you are looking at buying or investing in Mumbai, Navi Mumbai, Thane, Kalyan-Dombivali, Raigad or Mira-Virar City Region.
