Motia Khan, Delhi

The proposed Delhi-Shahdara-Baraut Namo Bharat corridor, managed by NCRTC, is back in focus as part of the region's rapid rail transit vision. While construction details are unannounced, this corridor aims to connect East Delhi with western Uttar Pradesh, easing congestion on existing roads and significantly reducing travel times for commuters.

The Delhi government is planning three major flyover projects, including two elevated corridors and a cable-stayed bridge, to tackle traffic congestion on the Ring Road. One flyover will connect Britannia Chowk to the Outer Ring Road, another will link Ankur Enclave to Gokulpuri Metro Station, and a cable-stayed bridge will connect Azadpur and Delhi University's North Campus.

The Central government has approved 28 major infrastructure projects for Delhi worth Rs 1,647 crore under the Special Assistance to States for Capital Investment (SASCI) scheme. An additional Rs 756 crore has been sanctioned as an incentive for the Delhi government's capital expenditure efforts. delhi

DDA has announced a comprehensive urban transformation plan focusing on affordable housing, planned neighborhoods, riverfront development, and improved infrastructure. The roadmap aims to address challenges like housing shortages, traffic congestion, pollution, and urban flooding, with a significant push for Transit-Oriented Development (TOD)

A regulatory authority, similar to RERA, will be established to approve building plans for multi-storey projects in rural areas. Projects exceeding 500 square meters will require registration, and builders must keep 70% of buyer funds in a separate account. This aims to bring transparency to rural construction activities and prevent unplanned development.

The Delhi government has approved the expansion of the metro rail network with seven new corridors under Phase V(B), totaling 97 kilometers and 65 stations. The project, estimated at Rs 48,204.56 crore, aims to enhance connectivity to outer and emerging areas of the capital. Four corridors are prioritized for completion by 2029,

Prime residential prices in Delhi have seen a 6.9% increase, with $1 million (approximately ₹9.4 crore) now able to purchase 205 square meters of space. This reflects sustained price appreciation and strong demand in the city's luxury housing market. While the purchasing power has slightly declined year-on-year,

PWD will undertake a 55-kilometer elevated road project along the Mahatma Gandhi Ring Road, to be executed in six phases. The first phase will cover an 11.5-kilometer stretch between Kashmere Gate ISBT and Ashram or DND Flyway. Construction is expected to commence in approximately six months after the detailed project report is finalized.

The Delhi government is reviving a plan to make property registration a fully paperless and faceless experience. Citizens will be able to upload documents, pay stamp duties, and verify identities online, eliminating the need for physical visits to sub-registrar offices.