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Apart from the Rs 4,500 crore investment for tractor manufacturing unit, Escorts Kubota's proposed investment will provide employment to 4,000 people in phased manner.
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According to Authority officials, these plots are located in Sectors 17, 18 and 20 near the upcoming Noida International Airport in the Jewar region along Yamuna Expressway. The scheme is meant for factory workers working in Yamuna Expressway region and also for those with an annual income of Rs 3 lakh.
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Real Estate experts said that such an overwhelming response underlines the residential demand in the area neighbouring Noida Airport. Industry data shows land prices in areas like Jewar have appreciated by 40-50 percent over the last two years
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The allotment rate is likely to be around Rs 25,900 per square metre, at which the smallest 120 sq m plot will cost around Rs 31.08 lakh while the 162 sq m plot Rs 41.95 lakh.
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These plots can be used for the construction of hospitals, nursing homes, nursery schools and child welfare and maternity centre. The Authority aims to raise close to Rs 100 crore from the plots
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The group housing scheme was floated on August 1 and will close on August 30, 2024. The e-auction will be condusted on September 30. The plots are located along Yamuna Expressway near Noida International Airport. The Yamuna Exprfessway authority is aiming to get at least around Rs 1,407 crore from allotment of these plots.
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Allotments will be made after interviewing applicant companies and evaluating them on various parameters
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The Yamuna Expressway Authority has extended the last date to apply for the scheme to December 14. The authority hopes to earn at least Rs 108 crore from the e-auction of these commercial plots
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To be introduced from August 1 for a month, the authority hopes the scheme will help it recover over Rs 4,450 crore in dues from 14 builders, and pave the way for at least 10,000 registrations.
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The master plan lays special focus on the development of areas around the upcoming airport through industrial and commercial growth. It also gives priority to affordable housing for industrial workers.
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The organisers have also sought permission to start track repairs and other work to make the circuit compliant with the requirements for holding a world-class motorcycle championship like the MotoGP.
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Alongside, the authority has also launched a commercial plots scheme and aims to rake in Rs 22 crore from that auction.
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Changes in the third tender document could include providing for a concession period of 90 years, allocation of smaller land plots, and allowing film- related manufacturing units.
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Sources said the company is looking to set up a factory to manufacture rail coaches and wheels.
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The link between the upcoming Noida International Airport and Greater Noida is the part of the metro corridor that will connect Jewar with the Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi via the Airport Express Line.
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The Noida Film City project is expected to come up in Sector 21, off the Yamuna Expressway in Greater Noida. Nearly 1,000 acres of land have been identified for the ambitious project. It is located about six kilometres from the upcoming international airport in Jewar and 12 kilometres from the Eastern Peripheral Expressway.
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The institution is likely to come up in Sector 9, dedicated for institutional developments, and will offer diploma and degree programmes in medicine, aviation, aircraft maintenance, finance and management.
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After the second round, too, got a tepid response, the authority is considering tweaking the conditions to make it more appealing
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Of the 81 applicants for the plots, only 22 were found to be eligible after scrutiny. The move is expected to fetch it Rs 101.48 crore.
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Film City would feature pre- and post-production facilities and film tourism. It would have space for music dubbing, editing and VFX studios, holding movie premieres and film festivals, and include a film museum and theme park.
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They allege a nexus between the authorities and builders, due to which registries are not taking place. In the absence of registry, homebuyers do not have ownership rights of the flats, they cannot sell these flat, and will not get any claim in case of a calamity.
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Global music and filmmaking companies such as Sony, Fox and Universal have also shown interest in the project.
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Homebuyers and farmers are both our priority and a fine balance has to be struck between the two; YEIDA does not intend challenging the resolution plan, says YEIDA CEO
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Future-proof master planning; Noida International Airport to become a major cargo hub; traffic from IGI to shift to Jewar
