GUWAHATI: The Guwahati Metropolitan Development Authority (GMDA) has unveiled an ambitious plan to reshape the city's real estate landscape, aiming for significant growth by 2041.
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The Guwahati Metropolitan Development Authority (GMDA) is responsible for planning and implementing urban development projects, including real estate development, to ensure sustainable and inclusive growth in the city.
The GMDA's plan focuses on enhancing urban infrastructure, developing housing projects, promoting commercial spaces, and implementing sustainable practices to support the growth of Guwahati's real estate sector.
The real estate boom will create job opportunities, stimulate demand for services and goods, and attract more businesses to Guwahati, boosting the local economy.
The main challenges include ensuring housing affordability, managing traffic congestion, and minimizing the environmental impact of new developments.
The future outlook for Guwahati's real estate market is positive, with the city expected to transform into a modern, sustainable, and economically vibrant center by 2041.
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