KHB selling flats at 1750 per sq ft

1:03 PM Posted by ukmad

Karnataka Housing board (KHB) is constructing huge towers near the railway over bridge and the construction is going on full swing.  It was in trouble when an RTI unearthed that the building was illegal and did not have the requisite permissions from the corporation. What has happened after that is still unknown.

Now 190 flats of 1, 2 & 3 bedrooms are being put for sale by KHB. Forms are available at the Axis bank Congress road branch.

 The single bedroom flat will be of 974 sq. feet, 2 bedroom 836 sq.ft and 3 bedrooms flat will be of 1199 sq.feet.

The price fixed is Rs.1750 per sq. feet. So for a 1 bedroom flat you need about 15 lakhs.

The said building is being constructed to provide housing at affordable rates but by no means these are affordable and also that the KHB said that the building was for accommodating government staff.

 

1750 seems to be very high price as nearby residential areas cost anywhere between 1000 to 1500 sq. feet and this building is in very close proximity to the railway track, this could be a cause of concern.

 

The KHB website still does not have any information about this and advertisement for the sale of flats has appeared in news papers but I haven’t got my hand on it yet.


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KHB building-building without permission

1:01 PM Posted by ukmad


This is the irony of the civic authorities. Anyone can know this and see this, but the Civic authorities (BCC) have gone blind.

The Karnataka Housing board (KHB) is constructing huge towers near the railway over bridge, and form an RTI application it has come out that the Corporation has not given the requisite permission to KHB build the towers, even then the construction work is in full swing with work being done day and night. To, top the icing on the cake Shri. S. G. Patil, Commissioner of BCC did not even know that such construction was in progress.

Construction started in late October and the building will be utilized for residential purposes for the government employees. The KHB has sought permission for the construction from BCC but they haven’t got it still.

The BCC goes on a demolition drive when they see small encroachments but are they blind here?

Photo: Team AAB

Related earlier posts posted on 12 November 2008