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    Godrej Properties buys TDR certificates for Gurugram project

    Godrej Properties has acquired Transfer of Development Rights (TDR) certificates worth Rs 50 crore for its Sector 43 project in Gurgaon, a novel practice in the NCR region but common in Mumbai. These certificates allow for an additional 300,000 sq ft of construction, potentially generating Rs 900 crore in revenue. TDRs, obtained from Haryana government for land acquisition, were sold with a floor area ratio (FAR) of 2. This strategic move is expected to catalyze similar transactions in Gurgaon, following the company's significant sales growth in FY24 and upcoming projects in prime sectors.

    ET explainer: TDRs, tool for structured, planned urban growth

    The concept of TDRs originated in New York City in the early 1960s. While it has been utilized worldwide since then, it has garnered increased attention, particularly in major Indian cities over the past few decades. This surge in interest is driven by the necessity for organized development to prevent unplanned and chaotic urban growth. The concept evolved as a way to compensate property owners for development limitations in one location by providing them with the option to transfer their development rights to another location where additional development was encouraged.

    Realty developers to approach Maharashtra govt to reconsider Dharavi TDR usage move

    The TDR mechanism allows transfer of unused development rights from one zone to another and these rights can be bought by developers at a certain price to increase their permissible development in a project depending on the location. In the prevailing market conditions, the TDR rates hover around 30-40% of the ready reckoner value of the receiving zone.

    Adani-led Dharavi Redevelopment Project says “vested interests” looking to derail process

    Adani Group-led SPV Adani Properties has accused vested interests of delaying the urban transformation work for Asia's largest slum in Mumbai. The state government has made the use of 40% transferable development rights (TDRs) from the Dharavi redevelopment project mandatory for realty developers. The government holds 20% in the Dharavi Redevelopment Project Pvt Ltd (DRPPL).

    BJP govt 'benefitting' Adani with another 'revdi': Congress on Dharavi redevelopment project

    The Congress has been targeting the Adani group, accusing it of benefitting from the BJP government and has been demanding a JPC probe into the allegations made by by a US Research group Hindenburg. The business conglomerate has denied any wrongdoing on its part.

    States, UTs collected Rs 2 lakh cr in FY23 from real estate sector: Report

    The real estate sector in India contributed approximately Rs 2 lakh crore to the revenue of states and Union Territories (UTs) during the last financial year, according to a report by Naredco-Knight Frank India. The report also projects that the Indian real estate sector will grow to USD 5.8 trillion by 2047

    The Economic Times
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