Indian Real Estate Market

Just imagine riding a wheel which revolves and spins 360 degrees at full speed with laser lights lighting up the atmosphere. It may not look like very fast if you compare to a fast sports car but it will give you all the fun you want spinning your head. And this along with various entertainment and recreation options in the shape of Water Park, retail store, FEC and sports club would soon be part of Appu Ghar sector 29 Gurgaon.  Really these are very unlike from the everyday merry-go-rounds and huge wheels. Ultra-modern amusement parks, theme parks with different zones, long elevated mono rails for travelling within the parks, laser shows and to top it all the exciting auto control rides that you might have seen in a Hollywood movies. At Appu Ghar amusement park Gurgaon a roller-coaster that takes you as high as a multi storied building and then does two dangerous loops. A ferries wheel that takes you upper than any other place in this region make it sure to make it adventure

In the current scenario, the Chattarpur-Ghitorni road or NH-8 is the only option, if you have to travel from Delhi to Gurgaon. But it is not going to be the only option in near future as a new link in the form of a 150-metre-wide expressway is being developed between Delhi and Gurgaon called  Dwarka Expressway  or the Northern Peripheral Expressway. This 18km-long expressway will start from Sector 22 in Dwarka at the Delhi end and will meet NH-8 at a place called Kherki Daula (near Haldiram). In recent times, the sectors that lie alongside this expressway have emerged as an  attractive destination for real-estate  buyers and investors. Proximity to the international airport and close proximity to the capital city Delhi has enhanced the area's cachet in the eyes of investors and end users. Infrastructural advantages   No need to say that this area's biggest infrastructural advantage is the 150-metre-wide  Dwarka expressway . In comparison, the NH-8 is only about 70

From being just a suburb on the outskirts of Delhi to the miraculous ‘Millennium City’ , Gurgaon is today regarded as a city of opportunities and r eal estate investments in I ndia. Gurgaon houses a large number of Fortune 500 companies, making it a financial, outsourcing and commercial hub. This exponential growth in its commercial and industrial profile has led to an ever increasing demand for world standard housing, gated communities and apartment complexes, cutting across all segments of income level.  The burgeoning demand and the robust nature of development, especially residential, have fueled the need for a dynamic exercise on its master plan. The Gurgaon Master Plan-2021, unveiled by the government in 2007, was a step in that direction.  The major infrastructural projects unveiled in the master plan were the Southern Peripheral Road (SPR) and the Northern Peripheral Road (NPR); the focus of the master plan is on the development of new sectors, which are collective