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Wednesday, 30 November 2011

Bhiwadi Metro (Bullet Train)

NOW DELHI TO BHIWADI IN 45 MINUTES
COMING SOON  Air-conditioned rail network that will drastically reduce travel time

In four years time, One can travel to Bhiwadi, Alwar, Meerut, & Panipat in half the time it takes now from Delhi.

This will be possible through high speed bullet trains running on dedicated tracks at maximum speed of  160 km hour, which is higher than the Rajdhani Express currently. One can then reach Bhiwadi in 45 minuets, Alwar in 117 minutes, Meerut in 63 minutes and Panipat in 61 minutes.

At a large stage, 16 towns in the National Capital Region (NCR) will be linked to Delhi through this Air-Conditioned rail network.


The union urban development ministry on 29 june,2011 signed an agreement with the governments of Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan and Haryana to create the Regional Rail Transit System (RRTS). “We are setting up a joint venture company called National Capital Region Transport Corporation (NCRTC) to implement the high-speed rail project. An agreement with the ect. An agreement with the three states was signed today (Wednesday). It will be similar to Delhi Metro Rail Corporation. Each corridor could be implemented through its subsidiary,“ said Navin Kumar urban development secretary. urban development secretary.

For implementing the RRTS, Broad-gauge tracks will be laid in Delhi and its three neighboring states.
This will be the first phase of the RRTS and is expected to become operational by 2015. The feasibility report for the three corridors will be ready by the end of August.

In the second phase there will be five more corridors (see upper pic.). “While a majority of the track n Delhi will be underground, in the other states it will be a mix of elevated, on ground and underground. Initially each of the trains will have six coaches, to be later be upgraded to nine,“ Kumar said.
The trains will have an automatic fare collection system.

The Center and three state governments will fund the project. “Both the stakeholders (the Center and the states) would contribute 50% each. We also plan to raise funds through property development along the corridor and loans from multilateral agencies. The possibilities of private participation in the project are also being examined,“ Kumar said.
In Delhi, multi-modal stations will be provided to integrate the RRTS with Delhi Metro and DTC. There will be feeder services also.

An urban development ministry official said 11.7 lakh passenger modes (private vehicles, buses, trucks, etc.,) cross Delhi borders every day. “The RRTS would go a long way in decongesting the traffic in the NCR,“ said the official.





                            "An aggreement with
                             the three states was
                               singed. It will be
                            similar to Delhi Metro
                                Rail Corporation."
                                                 NAVIN KUMAR
                                          Urban Development Secretary




                                       Project Details (In figures):

                             DELHI-GURGAON-ALWAR 
                                 188 km distance would be covered in 177 minutes.
                                             Tracks mostly over ground 
                                    Station Delhi, Gurgaon, Manesar, Dharuhera
                                                 Bhiwadi, Rewari, Bawal, Shahjahanpur
                                                       Khairthal & Alwar
                                        Projected rideship of 7.43 lakh per day in 2016  



                                    Cost of Projects (Including all three corridors) 

                                   Rs. 290 cr/km Cost of Underground Section
                                   Rs. 130-140 cr/km Cost of elevated section 
                                   Rs. 40-50 cr/km Cost of on-ground section  



"The future looks bright with the possibility of  super-fast bullet trains becoming a part of our lives. The plan, in its initial stage now, could be a reality by 2015"
      


For more details of any plan &  property in this region contact me:

Umesh Kumar
umesh.advisors@gmail.com
+91-9873780487

















Monday, 3 October 2011

AVALON RANGOLI, DHARUHERA





High Returns is everybody’s “Desire”.
Safety of money is the “Need”.

We @ “THE ADVISORS” understand and had been providing various tools keeping in mind the goals of our Clients & Associates. Our detail R&D and study always helped us to ensure Security and Good appreciation of your funds even in swinging moods of the market.
Our selection has been depending purely on parameters as following:
>Trigger Budget
>Recurring Budget
>Target Corpus
>Time Horizon
>Risk Appetite
>Safety and Viability of the Tool
>Liquidity Expected
>In-term Exit Routes in Rainy Days
>Govt. Policies and Future Development Programs
In continuation of our efforts to provide you the best option in present scenario, we present a very safe and promising Real Estate Project.

Location of Avalon Rangoli, Dharuhera 
In the foothills of Aravalli Range, 15 kms from KMP Express way and right on NH8 there is an Industrial cum Warehousing Hub –“Dharuhera” Distt. Rewari, Haryana. This is geographically in centre of various Industrial and Commercial Towns like:
In Rajasthan
• Bhiwadi 00 km
• Chopanki 05 km
• Tapukada 11 km
• Kushkhera 11 km
• Pathredi 06 km
• Sare Khurd 08 km
• Nakhnol 12 km
• Shajahanpur30 km
• Neemrana 45 km
• Kothkasim 20 km
• Teejara 33 km

In Haryana
• Bawal 20 km
• Rewari 08 km
• Manesar 20 km
• Bilaspur 10 km
• Panchgaon 15 km
• Gurgaon 30 km
• Sohna 30 km
• Behrampur 25 km


 View Opposite Our Site:


 Front Highway (75 mtr. Wide):

Construction Update :


NCR planning board has issued various infrastructure plans including connectivity thru road, rail and air for this region. Airport at Kothkasim, Dedicated freight corridor, Bullet Train/RRTS/Metro, KMP Expressway and Eight lanes NH8 are few major projects to mention, as shown at their official link
(http://ncrpb.nic.in/pdf_files/rp_2021.pdf )
The said upcoming project is situated right on 75 meter wide Dharuhera- Bhiwadi highway being made adjacent to Residential Zone connecting NH-8 to NH-71. Adding beauty to its surroundings are Aravalli Hills right in front & across the road (As seen in Master Plan of Dharuhera).


About Project:
It is being developed and promoted by a well known reputed Builder of this region. They have to their
credit various milestones in this sector. ( link for website : www.avalongroup.in)
Spread in 10 Acres it includes all High-end Lifestyle facilities like Club, Swimming Pool, Grand Entrance,
Covered Car Park on ground and basement, Shopping, Nursery School, Jogging Track, Golf Putting, Kids
play and Central green, etc.
Possession in 3yrs, 80% Loan Available
Total dwellings – 720 units
3BHK- 144 1680 sq ft
2BHK- 576 1300 sq ft
Payment Plan
10% On Booking*
10% On signing of Builder Buyer Agreement.
Rest payment would be demanded as per construction.
Discounts:

Bulk Discounts>
We have negotiated with the promoters to avail an Underwriting Benefits on providing them with bulk bookings. In order to get you the maximum profits we plan to keep small share of the same and pass it on to our regular clients and associates.


What we propose:

Investment Horizon – 3 Years
You stay invested till possession and plan to pay all the installments in construction linked payment plan.
Exit on or before registry
IRR – Above 50% p.a.

Prices:

Current Discount Available : 10% of basic Amount *

Layout Plan for 3BHK:

layout Plan for 2BHK:





Contact me:












I hope all these information's will give you right direction for Invest in "AVALON RANGOLI DHARUHERA".
Any kind of help & query you can revert back to me.
umesh.advisors@gmail.com
+91-9873780487

With Warms Regards
Umesh Kumar

* Terms & Conditions Apply

Monday, 5 September 2011

Breaching All Boundaries Indian Real Estate By 2020

Despite the continuing turbulence and uncertainty in other parts of the globe, two economies – India
and China – will continue to grow at an annual rate of 8-10%. In fact, by 2020 India will become
the 3rd largest economy after China and the US. What will give India’s economy such an edge over the
next decade? Actually, it enjoys many advantages that encompass an ever-increasing per capita income and a concurrent domestic consumption pace, which nevertheless leave in their wake a substantial rate of annual savings.Moreover, India’s infrastructure investments will have increased massively by 2020, significantly enhancing its attractiveness for investment. The implications of such growth potential on the Indian real estate industry are fairly obvious. There is, beyond any doubt, a staggering opportunity in the Indian property sector over the next decade. The writing is on the wall even now – consider the fact that the valoe of investment-grade real estate under construction in the country crossed USD 100 billion at the end of June, 2010. Only China can compare with India on this count. Another chapter in India’s rapidly developing success story is the IT sector, which has been a major driver of the country’s the past few years. By 2020, the current size of the IT / ITeS market in India will have grown from the current $67 billion to $225 billion. Simultaneously, the markets for hardware and electronics will increase from the existing $45 billion to $400 billion. In fact, domestic banks will have to scale up their asset sizes five times over next 5 years in order to cope with this increasing demand. This trend will reflect very visibly on the Indian office real estate market, which is already on an encouraging upswing. Demand for commercial properties in India has already doubled from a low of 20 million square feet to 40 million in 2011, and is going to increase to 45 million square feet by 2012. 2011 is, by any yardstick, the best year ever for India in terms of commercial space, and the trends that are now driving it will multiply exponentially by 2020. At the same time, the Indian retail market will once more emerge as a major force driving Indian real estate. This market, which is now valued at $500 billion, will riseto a value of $900 billion by 2020. Organized retail, which currently accounts for only 5% of the total market, is increasing by 15% every year. It will move from its current value of $25 billion to $250 billion by 2020. This rate of growth is going to translate into massive additional requirements for retail space over the coming years. Demand for retail real estate rose from 4 million square feet in 2010 to 11 million square feet in 2011. If we factor in the spiraling aspirations of Indian shoppers, the constant development of new residential catchments, townships and satellite cities, the real estate demand from Indian retail by 2020 can well be imagined. Demand for additional residential real estate, which is the traditional mainstay of the Indian property market, is going to go through the stratosphere over the coming years. Even now, the Ministry of Housing estimates that we will be looking at a shortfall of 26 million residential units by 2012. This deficit will only increase with the country’s current rate of population growth, which is further bulwarked by the increased lifespan brought on by improved medical care in the country. It is anticipated that India will add another 215 million people to its cities by 2025. Nor will the hospitality sector lag behind. In terms of business in almost every sector, India now enjoys an unshakable reputation as investment destination par excellence. The country’s rising GDP and increased pace of global business alliances are the primary market drivers in the hospitality sector. Thanks to promotional exercises such as the Incredible India campaign, India also features high on the global leisure traveller’s priority list. The upshot is that the travel and tourism market in India is expected to grow from the $144 billion it was valued at in 2010 to $431 billion by 2020. In the next four years alone, the branded hotel industry is going to witness an addition of 60426 rooms.
Indian real estate will also see massive demand contributions on the industrial front. The country’s industrial growth is geared to quadruple in scope and reach a value of $225 billion by 2020. Interestingly, organized warehousing alone will constitute 20% of the overall sector by 2015. Finally, two sectors that did not figure on anyone’s radar just a few years ago are now going to account for unprecedented real estate demand over the next decade: The first is the education industry, which is very likely to cross $70 billion in value by 2015. The coming four years will see an addition of about 16 million square feet. The second is the Indian healthcare sector, which has been growing in leaps and bounds (not least of all boosted by the medical tourism industry which brings over 100,000 foreign patients to Indian shores each year). The resulting demand for excellent medical facilities has been a significant component to the growth of healthcare in
India. Overall, this sector is expected to grow in value from the current $144 billion $280 billion by 2020. Over 150 hospitals are scheduled to open their doors over the next four years alone, and this will by itself account for approximately 22.5 million square feet of healthcare-related real estate.

Written by Mr. Anuj Puri

Mr. Anuj Puri is the Chairman & Country Head, Jones Lang
LaSalle India

BHIWADI Real Estate

Today, Bhiwadi is fast taking over this mantle of being one of the most progressive township in the NCR. The figures speak for themselves. Last year, Bhiwadi received a total investment of ` 15000 Crores and the picture this year is even better. 10,000 Crores have come into new industrial development and the rest has been invested into Housing and other infrastructure projects. Little wonder, the best names in the industry have made a beeline for Bhiwadi. Honda, Orient Craft, Shree Cement, Saint Gobain, Jaquar, Gillette, Tata Blue Scope etc. are just a few names who have established base or are in the process of establishing their facilities in Bhiwadi.

Apart from industries that will create job opportunities there are ample facilities like housing, banks, schools, shopping malls etc. Its just a matter of time that Bhiwadi will come full circle and become a much preferred destination for everyone!