Monday, 2 January 2017

AP CM Chandrababu Naidu Announces Amaravathi as Free Zone (02-01-2016)

AP CM Chandrababu Naidu Announces Amaravathi as Free Zone (02-01-2016)


Vijayawada and Guntur will be the two major urban centres that will benefit the most from Amaravathi coming up in a full-fledged manner as the new state capital. The strengths of these urban centres will be further harnessed. For example, Vijayawada will be promoted as the commercial capital and Guntur will be promoted as the knowledge hub of the state. Capital values, in emerging micro markets, of Vijayawada are in the range of INR 1,800-7,000 per sq ft. Some of these micro markets are Vuyyuru, Auto Nagar, Kannuru andPoranki.In the upcoming micro markets of Guntur likeUndavalli, Manglagiri and Gorantalacapital values are between INR 2,200-4,500 per sq ft. 

The office rentals in upmarket localities of Vijayawada are around INR 60-70 per sqft in micro markets like Benz Circle, Bandar Road. At the lower end of the spectrum, however, rentals are between INR 10-15 per sqft in Patamata, Bhavanipuram and Maruthinagar. Guntur lacks quality office spaces and the average rentals in the office market are pegged between INR 30-50 per sqft in Brodipet and Arundalpet.and INR 10-15 per sqft in Lalpaet and Patnam Bazar.

Wednesday, 12 October 2016

The Amaravathi City

Amaravati - the riverfront capital city of  Andhra Pradesh is located on the banks of the Krishna.The seed capital development area will cover 16.7 sq km and comprise the AP Legislative Assembly, Legislative Council, High Court, Secretariat, Raj Bhavan, quarters for the ministers and officials, and the township for government officials. 

The capital city is spread over an area of 217.23 kmsq and will comprise villages (including some hamlets) from  Mangalagiri, Thullur and Tadepalle. The construction of the new city would cost about $4 billion, with the central government contributing significantly. The current proposed site covers 30 villages spreading over 35,000 acres