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Old 17-03-2008, 07:57 AM
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The sudden rise in house rentals in the recent times has come as a rude shock for many middle class families in Hyderabad city and its suburbs. Depending upon facilities being provided, location and road connectivity, landlords have increased the rent in a range of Rs.500 to Rs.3,000 in last couple of months. In cases of tenants seeking to know reasons for the sudden increase in rent, the house owners are simply displaying "Tolet" boards in front of the main gates forcing them to vacate at the earliest.Hyderabad, the capital of Andhra Pradesh, is internationally known as the city of Pearls and minars. The following analysis places a better perspective on Hyderabad being a better place for real estate investment:- Mega city under development
- Progressive Government
- Steady increase in land prices
- Congenial weather conditions
- Low cost of living
- Hi-tech city established
- International School of Business being set-up
- High quality of life at affordable prices
A comparative study of large Asian cities was undertaken based on eight parameters (Public Health, Air Pollution, Living Space, Traffic Flow, Public Safety, Housing, Peace and Quiet and Education).
In terms of speed of traffic during rush hours, Hyderabad is better than Mumbai and Madras. Hyderabad obviously is happier than Mumbai in terms of density expressed in persons per room. Hyderabad is also apparently better than Calcutta, Delhi and Ahmedabad in terms of percentage of houses with water and electricity. Hyderabad is also safer than Madras, Calcutta and Delhi in terms of air and noise pollution.
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