Kansal is a village locality near Chandigarh on the Chandigarh-Mohali boundary. It has growing residential activity with affordable plot options and is close to the Chandigarh airport. The area is popular among buyers who want a Chandigarh-adjacent address at lower land prices than the main city sectors.
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A city-wide survey by the Municipal Corporation has identified over 250 under-construction structures as illegal, with more still under scrutiny. Violations include construction without approved plans, commercial activities in residential areas, and significant deviations from sanctioned maps.
MC House has postponed the decision to invite tenders for the operation and management of 89 paid parking lots. While the MC proposed a 30-40% increase in parking rates, the Mayor indicated a preference for smart parking solutions without burdening residents. The House also rejected a significant increase in penalties for encroaching on green belts.
The Municipal Corporation , Chandigarh's Finance and Contract Committee (F&CC) has approved a record 67 development works totaling ₹14.71 crore. These projects encompass the renovation of community centers, upgradation of markets with LED lighting, and installation of modern street lighting. Significant focus is also placed on road and street infrastructure, public health, sanitation, and green initiatives .
The Chandigarh Municipal Corporation is planning to recarpet nearly 529 km of city roads in the new financial year starting April 1, at an estimated cost of over ₹87 crore. This initiative will cover sector roads, internal roads, and parking lots, and is being monitored by NITTTR for quality assurance
The Tribune Chowk flyover project in Chandigarh is finally moving forward, with construction expected to begin in April after a seven-year delay. The 1.6-km flyover aims to ease traffic congestion at a busy intersection. The project's cost has increased from ₹137 crore in 2019 to ₹200 crore due to procedural delays.
The Tricity region (Chandigarh, Mohali, Panchkula) is experiencing a property market boom driven by improved infrastructure, connectivity, and a focus on quality of life, making it a preferred choice for homebuyers and investors. The post-pandemic shift in homebuyer preferences, combined with better air quality and lower population density in Tier-II cities, has positioned Panchkula and Mohali as promising real estate growth corridors.
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