Redevelopment, real estate, sustainability, Reduced Premiums, Resident Approval, Self-Redevelopment
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Redevelopment involves the process of reconstructing or redeveloping existing buildings or structures to make them more sustainable, efficient, and modern.
Redevelopment allows for the optimal utilization of land, promotes sustainability, and reduces the pressure on the government to acquire new land.
Self-redevelopment involves residents coming together to redevelop their own buildings, without the involvement of external developers.
TDRs allow developers to purchase development rights from one area and transfer them to another area, thereby enabling them to build more units or floors in the redeveloped building.
The government has launched several schemes, including the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (PMAY) and the Smart Cities Mission, to encourage redevelopment and offer incentives to developers.
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