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LUCKNOW REAL ESTATE<br />

• Investment Scenario in <strong>Lucknow</strong>/Growth corridors<br />

After rigorous analysis it has been observed that certain locations in <strong>Lucknow</strong> have seen a sharp property price<br />

growth to the tune of 25-50% in the past 2-3 years.<br />

The locations that are considered hot-spots for investment are mainly in the trans-Gomti region. Locations such<br />

as Gomtinagar, Indiranagar, Jankipuram and their extensions are certain growth corridors within the city.<br />

However, as the city has been expanding radially, the highways connecting with surrounding cities such as Sitapur,<br />

Faizabad, Sultanpur, Rae Bareli, Kanpur and Hardoi have gained prominence in terms of infrastructural development<br />

and market activity. While infrastructure development is underway at these locations, mega projects by many<br />

reputed developers like DLF, Ansals, Sahara, Eldeco and Unitech are under-construction and many new projects<br />

are in the pipe-line.<br />

• Factors boosting <strong>Real</strong> <strong>Estate</strong> in <strong>Lucknow</strong><br />

The residential real estate in <strong>Lucknow</strong> has witnessed a rapid growth during the past few years. Key factors<br />

contributing to the growth are:<br />

1) <strong>Lucknow</strong>'s position as the state capital and the second largest city of Uttar Pradesh. The city is the only large<br />

urban centre amidst a number of small towns in the surrounding districts, making it an attractive destination.<br />

2) Growing per capita income of state, coupled with positive aspirations of middle-class. The state's per capita<br />

income in FY 2011 stood at a moderate level of INR 26,211. Per capita income of Uttar Pradesh in FY 2006<br />

was INR 14,115 and has shown a progressive trend each year.<br />

3) Improving infrastructure in terms of road networks, good educational institutions and organized retail. Creation<br />

of employment opportunities by the public and private sector companies is an added factor.<br />

4) Availability of land at affordable prices when compared to metros, has led private developers to venture into<br />

the market.<br />

5) Presence of reputed private developers like DLF, Rohtas, Eldeco, Halwasiya, Emaar MGF, Ansals, Unitech<br />

and Sahara in the form of various mega projects with world class social amenities is slowly and gradually<br />

changing the face of residential real estate in the city.<br />

6) <strong>Lucknow</strong>'s eligibility under JNNURM.<br />

7) The proposed Metro in the city is another reason for the boom.<br />

However, issues like slums mushrooming in almost all the parts of city, water-sanitation issues and pollution of the<br />

river Gomti are a few causes of concern.<br />

• Supply vs Demand of Private Builder Developments<br />

The current supply and demand ratio of builder developments is almost proportionate. However, how this ratio will<br />

fare in the future is debatable because a large number of units will find their way into the market. Developers feel<br />

that this ratio will remain stable as supply will be released in various phases, in consonance with the increasing<br />

demand. Moreover, if IT/ITeS grows as per predictions, the new employee base is expected to provide the much<br />

needed impetus to the market demand. This will enable faster absorption across all product mixes.<br />

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