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Housing and Urban Development Department, Demand No. 26, Announcements 2020-2021
The Tamil Nadu Housing and Urban Development Department issued Demand No. 26, Announcements 2020-2021, setting out proposed Tamil Nadu Housing Board housing, plot development and commercial complex projects. It identifies project locations, numbers of homes or plots, and estimated costs, but does not state that private land rights, planning classifications or approval requirements are changed.
What the document covers
The Tamil Nadu Housing and Urban Development Department's Demand No. 26, Announcements 2020-2021 lists projects to be carried out by the Tamil Nadu Housing Board. The projects include new residential units, developed plots and commercial complexes in Chennai and several other districts.
The document is relevant to people interested in Tamil Nadu Housing Board projects in the named locations. It announces proposed development and estimated expenditure, but the supplied text does not provide application procedures, allotment terms, completion dates or changes to planning rules.
Housing projects
The Tamil Nadu Housing Board proposes the following self-financing housing developments:
- 92 residential units at Anna Nagar and Nandanam in Chennai, estimated at Rs.55.40 crore.
- 570 residential units at Nerkundram in Chennai, estimated at Rs.419.56 crore.
Plot development
The Tamil Nadu Housing Board proposes to develop residential plots at these locations:
- 286 plots at Ponneri and Sevvapet in Tiruvallur district and Tambaram in Chengalpattu district, estimated at Rs.15.40 crore.
- 135 plots at Walajah in Vellore district and Pallipalayam in Namakkal district, estimated at Rs.5.56 crore.
- 277 plots at Edappadi in Salem district and Hosur and Nalligapettai Agraharam in Krishnagiri district, estimated at Rs.19.16 crore.
- 425 plots at Thathaneri, Ellis Nagar and Uchapatti in Madurai district, estimated at Rs.13.44 crore.
- 2,102 plots at Vellakinaru, Vilankurichi and Periyanaickenpalayam in Coimbatore district, estimated at Rs.117.20 crore.
- 978 plots in Tirunelveli and Kanniyakumari districts, estimated at Rs.36.16 crore.
Commercial development
The Tamil Nadu Housing Board proposes to demolish unusable Board buildings and construct commercial complexes with a higher floor space index:
- Commercial complexes at Besant Nagar, Thiruvanmiyur and C.I.T. Nagar in Chennai, estimated at Rs.139.00 crore.
- A commercial complex at Kurichi in Coimbatore, estimated at Rs.13.74 crore.
Practical effect
Demand No. 26, Announcements 2020-2021 records government development proposals. The supplied text does not say that plots or units are currently available for purchase, nor does it specify eligibility, pricing or allotment procedures.
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Common questions
Does this document announce Tamil Nadu Housing Board flats in Chennai?
Yes. It announces 92 residential units at Anna Nagar and Nandanam and 570 residential units at Nerkundram under self-financing schemes.
Are the announced plots already open for application?
The supplied text only announces plot development projects. It does not provide application dates, eligibility conditions, sale prices or allotment procedures.
Does the document change the land-use classification of property in these locations?
No land-use classification change is stated in the supplied text. The document lists Tamil Nadu Housing Board housing, plot and commercial development proposals.
What commercial projects are proposed?
Commercial complexes are proposed at Besant Nagar, Thiruvanmiyur and C.I.T. Nagar in Chennai, and at Kurichi in Coimbatore. The document says unusable Board buildings will be demolished for these developments.
