Across the world, the stride of migration from rural to urban areas
is increasing. By 2050, about 70 per cent of the population will be
living in cities, and India is no exception. It will need about 500 new
cities to accommodate the influx. A 'smart city' is an urban region that
is highly advanced in terms of overall infrastructure, sustainable real
estate, communications and market viability.
In India, many of cities will include special investment regions or special economic zones, which has already begun happening; with modified regulations and tax structures to make it attractive for foreign investment. This is essential because much of the funding for these projects will have to come from private developers and from abroad. The concept is not without challenges, especially in India. There are many ways to make residential, commercial and public spaces sustainable by ways of technology, but a high percentage of the total energy use is still in the hands of end users and their behaviour.
Top Builders like Hiranandani Group, Mantri realty, Raheja Developers, DLF, Waves group, etc are dedicated to make India Smart and Green. Where Hiranandani Group and Mantri Realty are active in South India, Raheja Developers is going to build North India. Raheja Developers have a number of projects in Delhi-NCR area.
Raheja has Raheja Oma located on NH-8 in Dharuhera, comes as a breath of fresh air to fulfill the vacuum that exists in this vast industrial belt for quality and premium luxurious housing needs. These completely stacked homes can be effortlessly rented out and utilized all the more as your own particular adjusted flats under a game plan with the service provider company.
Navin Raheja, CMD, Raheja Developers, and Chairman of NAREDCO, said: “The Government must ensure decentralization of power to reach the local level, apart from focusing on accountability for results and timelines. It is important that each smart city has its own economic hub for job creation.”
In India, many of cities will include special investment regions or special economic zones, which has already begun happening; with modified regulations and tax structures to make it attractive for foreign investment. This is essential because much of the funding for these projects will have to come from private developers and from abroad. The concept is not without challenges, especially in India. There are many ways to make residential, commercial and public spaces sustainable by ways of technology, but a high percentage of the total energy use is still in the hands of end users and their behaviour.
Top Builders like Hiranandani Group, Mantri realty, Raheja Developers, DLF, Waves group, etc are dedicated to make India Smart and Green. Where Hiranandani Group and Mantri Realty are active in South India, Raheja Developers is going to build North India. Raheja Developers have a number of projects in Delhi-NCR area.
Raheja has Raheja Oma located on NH-8 in Dharuhera, comes as a breath of fresh air to fulfill the vacuum that exists in this vast industrial belt for quality and premium luxurious housing needs. These completely stacked homes can be effortlessly rented out and utilized all the more as your own particular adjusted flats under a game plan with the service provider company.
Navin Raheja, CMD, Raheja Developers, and Chairman of NAREDCO, said: “The Government must ensure decentralization of power to reach the local level, apart from focusing on accountability for results and timelines. It is important that each smart city has its own economic hub for job creation.”
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