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Chandigarh is set to resume SCO auctions in Sector 39 Mandi signalling rising confidence in the city’s commercial real estate. With increased reserve prices and strong investor interest the move highlights growing demand for premium SCO sites and reinforces Chandigarh’s position as a high value commercial investment destination.

Chandigarh continues to attract discerning home buyers with its meticulously planned infrastructure, abundant green spaces, high safety standards and robust long term investment potential. Offering a seamless balance of comfort, convenience and sustainable growth the city remains an ideal destination for modern future focused families.

The long awaited Mohali-Kurali 6 lane Greenfield Corridor is finally set to open this December 1st promising to transform commuting in the region. This modern highway is designed to cut travel time, reduce congestion and offer a smooth driving experience for daily commuters, businesses and travelers.

Home prices in Mohali are set to rise as the administration announces a fresh collector rate hike. The revision aims to align property values with market trends but may impact affordability for homebuyers while signaling steady long-term growth in the city’s thriving real estate sector.

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More than 2,100 allottees are likely to benefit. The proposal will be put before the CHB board of directors, which is likely to meet by month-end or early next month. In all other CHB housing schemes, conversion is already allowed.

The ministry notified the committee almost a year after the Central Advisory Council (CAC) headed by Union housing and affairs minister Hardeep Singh Puri had decided on the move.

Source said the MC has written a letter to the two states as it wants to first understand the best criteria to impose tax on residential properties.