The merger of Secunderabad Cantonment Board with GHMC is expected to bring in a slew of benefits for property owners, residents, and builders, including lower stamp duty rates, streamlined approvals, and improved infrastructure.
Real EstateProperty OwnersBuildersSecunderabad Cantonment BoardGhmcReal EstateJun 30, 2024
The current stamp duty rate in SCB is 11 per cent, which is higher than GHMC's 7.5 per cent.
The floor space index (FSI) in SCB is restricted to G+2, whereas GHMC permits construction beyond G+3 in some areas.
The merger is expected to bring in a plethora of benefits, including lower stamp duty rates, streamlined approvals, improved infrastructure, and better civic facilities.
The merger is expected to make the area more attractive for investments, with reduced taxes, better infrastructure, and streamlined administrative processes.
The merger is expected to address long-standing issues such as traffic congestion, closed roads, and inadequate civic facilities.
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