SRR Nydus Multistorey Apartments Area Range 1900 - 2700 Sq.ft, Located off Richmond Road, Bangalore offered with 2BHK Apartments and 3BHK Apartments.
Description:
The ‘NYDUS’ is located at Central Business district, off Richmond Road, at Langford Garden Road, close to Adarsh Hamilton Hotel and republic hospital, where you can lead your life to its fullest and have everything in your reach. With its spectacular design having just 2 spacious units per floor and having amenities like web enabled home automation system, Video door phone entry, centralised vacuum cleaning system, centralized gas connection system, electric Car charging space, library space, water softening plant, gas leak detectors, roof top health gym with roof top open party space.
Every unit in ‘NYDUS’ has super-spacious living & dining, 3 spacious bedrooms with attached toilets, servant room and 1.5m wide balconies. ‘NYDUS’ also provides 2 covered car parks per each unit, grand entrance lobby, 100% power backup for each Condos ( Including ACs & Geysers ) & common area, 24x7 Security and above all a high-end web enabled home automation.
Every unit in ‘NYDUS’ has super-spacious living & dining, 3 spacious bedrooms with attached toilets, servant room and 1.5m wide balconies. ‘NYDUS’ also provides 2 covered car parks per each unit, grand entrance lobby, 100% power backup for each Condos ( Including ACs & Geysers ) & common area, 24x7 Security and above all a high-end web enabled home automation.
COMMON AMENITIES:
Roof Top Air Conditioned Gym
Space for Library
Centralized vacuum-cleaning system
Servant’s / Driver’s toilet
Provision for centralized UPS
Proximity card entry for visitors
Electric car charging Space
Treated bore well water with suitable capacity water treatment plant
Security kiosks and monitor systems
Roof Top Open Party Area
Rainwater harvesting and collection tank
BWSSB water supply with underground sump & overhead tank. Bore well water for auxiliary use
Water treatment plant ( WTP)
100% Power back up
Centralized pipe gas system
Roof Top Air Conditioned Gym
Space for Library
Centralized vacuum-cleaning system
Servant’s / Driver’s toilet
Provision for centralized UPS
Proximity card entry for visitors
Electric car charging Space
Treated bore well water with suitable capacity water treatment plant
Security kiosks and monitor systems
Roof Top Open Party Area
Rainwater harvesting and collection tank
BWSSB water supply with underground sump & overhead tank. Bore well water for auxiliary use
Water treatment plant ( WTP)
100% Power back up
Centralized pipe gas system
Bangalore realty sector tails to motivate buyers
Bangalore's real estate market continues to groan under the burden of unsold property and sluggish demand, while there is a trend of revival in property sales in other cities which has encouraged developers to launch new projects. Bangalore has continued to witness a correcting trend as the investor community hasn't quite revived activity yet. Interestingly, lower prices, to the tune of 25-30%, hasn't pushed up demand in the city. For instance, Whitefield, a suburb in east Bangalore and close to a prominent information technology (IT) hub, saw sluggish sales even after prices.
Prices in Bangalore are lower but lower home sales and office sector take a direct hit when IT firms stop expanding and the sentiment is negative. Bangalore also has a problem of over supply, which does't bother metros such as Mumbai and Delhi. According to a report, there are around 51,470 residential units across 193 projects coming up in east and south Bangalore, where 66% of under-construction projects are located, which would take the total stock to 122,431 homes by 2011. Growth corridors such as areas near the new international airport also haven't really turned out as expected although most developers have picked up land parcels in the area.
Besides a few low-cost projects, larger developers in Bangalore such as Sobha Developers Ltd., and Puravankara Projects Ltd., have stayed away from fresh launches and are focusing on selling inventory. Sobha Developers Ltd., are now planning to launch a residential Qroiect in the next two months, and Puravankara doesn't have any launch in the pipeline in Bangalore.
While the growth in Mumbai and New Delhi is driven by multiple sectors, growth in Bangalore is largely dependent on the technology sector. DLF Ltd., Unitech Ltd., and Housing Development and Infrastructure Ltd., have started launching projects in Mumbai and New Delhi, particularly in the residences priced under Rs.30 lakh.
Unlike Bangalore, where prices are still falling, realtors in Mumbai, New Delhi and Gurgaon have already raised prices between 5% and 10% on the back of rising sales. Restricted supply has boosted demand in Mumbai in the past months, price checks and mid-income projects by big developers have worked for Delhi.
Bangalore's real estate market continues to groan under the burden of unsold property and sluggish demand, while there is a trend of revival in property sales in other cities which has encouraged developers to launch new projects. Bangalore has continued to witness a correcting trend as the investor community hasn't quite revived activity yet. Interestingly, lower prices, to the tune of 25-30%, hasn't pushed up demand in the city. For instance, Whitefield, a suburb in east Bangalore and close to a prominent information technology (IT) hub, saw sluggish sales even after prices.
Prices in Bangalore are lower but lower home sales and office sector take a direct hit when IT firms stop expanding and the sentiment is negative. Bangalore also has a problem of over supply, which does't bother metros such as Mumbai and Delhi. According to a report, there are around 51,470 residential units across 193 projects coming up in east and south Bangalore, where 66% of under-construction projects are located, which would take the total stock to 122,431 homes by 2011. Growth corridors such as areas near the new international airport also haven't really turned out as expected although most developers have picked up land parcels in the area.
Besides a few low-cost projects, larger developers in Bangalore such as Sobha Developers Ltd., and Puravankara Projects Ltd., have stayed away from fresh launches and are focusing on selling inventory. Sobha Developers Ltd., are now planning to launch a residential Qroiect in the next two months, and Puravankara doesn't have any launch in the pipeline in Bangalore.
While the growth in Mumbai and New Delhi is driven by multiple sectors, growth in Bangalore is largely dependent on the technology sector. DLF Ltd., Unitech Ltd., and Housing Development and Infrastructure Ltd., have started launching projects in Mumbai and New Delhi, particularly in the residences priced under Rs.30 lakh.
Unlike Bangalore, where prices are still falling, realtors in Mumbai, New Delhi and Gurgaon have already raised prices between 5% and 10% on the back of rising sales. Restricted supply has boosted demand in Mumbai in the past months, price checks and mid-income projects by big developers have worked for Delhi.
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