The Karnataka Industrial Areas Development Board (KIADB) has announced plans to issue preliminary notices for the acquisition of properties as part of its ongoing infrastructure and development projects. This move is aimed at ensuring smooth progress in t
KiadbProperty AcquisitionInfrastructure DevelopmentKarnatakaIndustrial AreasReal Estate MumbaiOct 09, 2024
KIADB is a statutory body established under the Karnataka Industrial Areas Development Act, 1965. Its primary objective is to promote industrialization in the state by developing and providing necessary infrastructure, facilities, and services.
The preliminary notices provide property owners with detailed information about the acquisition process, including the reasons for acquisition, the compensation packages, and the necessary documentation to ensure a smooth and transparent process.
Property owners can contact the KIADB office for any clarifications or concerns. The board has set up a dedicated helpline and a dedicated team to assist property owners throughout the acquisition process.
The projects are expected to attract more investments, create job opportunities, and boost the overall economic growth of the state. The development process is designed to be inclusive and sustainable, ensuring that benefits are widely shared.
Property owners are advised to review the provided information and contact the KIADB office for any clarifications or concerns. Engaging with the board and taking advantage of the support and resources available is encouraged.
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