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Realtors demand lower circle rate in Delhi and Gurugram

Realtors in Delhi have demanded an extension of lower circle rates, or floor prices, by a fifth in the national capital and rollback of proposed increases by up to 90% in these tariffs for the satellite town of Gurgaon. With the second wave negatively impacting the economic recovery, real estate experts believe the sector needs continued support from the government. Delhi had announced a reduction in circle rates from March 1 to next six months while Gurgaon had raised rates from April. “Revenue offices were closed for almost two months in Delhi due to the lockdown, so the benefit of reduced circle rates should also be extended by at least two months,” said Amit Goyal, the India chief executive at Sotheby's International Realty. “There has been a lot of demand for high-end properties. The decision by the Gurgaon administration to hike the circle rate came at the wrong time, immediately before we were hit by the second wave.”

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New town planning wing to act against encroachers in Aravalis

GURUGRAM: The department of town and country planning (DTCP) is being restructured to create a special wing dedicated to removing encroachments in the Aravalis. Two district town planners (DTP) will also be appointed, in addition to the two existing DTPs in planning and enforcement wings of Gurgaon.

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Gurugram development body razes illegal structures along SPR

GURUGRAM: The Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority (GMDA) on Tuesday cleared 1.25 acres of government land of encroachments. These illegal structures had come up on the green belt along Southern Peripheral Road (SPR) and service lane of Sector 62-65 dividing road. According to the officials, the encroachers had used the government land for commercial purposes by building labour camps, gyms, workshops and shops.

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Haryana government plans survey to identify illegal structures in Aravalis

GURUGRAM: The state government, along with the Faridabad district administration, has started the groundwork to identify illegal structures in Aravali forest areas. This comes after the Supreme Court on July 23 ordered the Faridabad Municipal Corporation (MCF) not to spare any illegal structures in the Aravalis, including farmhouses, commercial establishments and religious structures, during the ongoing demolition drive in Khori village. “We started the groundwork on Tuesday and will be able to map out a plan within three days for identifying illegal structures in the Aravalis by a survey,” said Raj Kumar, the Faridabad district forest officer. “A timeline will be marked for the survey. We are currently working on the logistics, manpower and mapping,” he said, adding that the survey will map all kinds of illegal structures in the Aravalis, not just farmhouses.

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Gurugram civic body seals three properties over pending tax dues

GURUGRAM: The Municipal Corporation of Gurgaon (MCG) on Thursday sealed three properties for delay in the payment of outstanding property tax of Rs 28 lakh. While one property owner has pending dues of Rs 12 lakh, the other two defaulters have to deposit Rs 8 lakh each. “We have sealed three commercial buildings for the non-payment of their property tax dues. One of the buildings is located in Shanti Nagar while the other two are in Basai area. The taxation department has started the drive to seal properties of the property tax defaulters,” said Vijay Kapoor, zonal taxation officer.

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