Indivisual House Rental In Bhubaneswar

 House rental in Bhubaneswar

Paradip area ranges from 20000-10000 INR per month and can be booked through its official website house.com.Harness is another budget-friendly startup, in House.Jury member from IIT Kharagpur, Dr. Jayesh Ranjan, stated "If there is anything in common between all these startups is ease of living which is something common amongst Indians. rentals is another startup that started in April 2014 in the state.R.S.Pradeep Kumar, who has founded several startups in the state in the past like EB-Affiliate India and Insta One Software, launched this startup which offered affordable budget rentals for accommodation in the state.RBI and IBA launched 'Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana - Urban’ scheme on June 3, 2015.The scheme was launched with an aim to develop affordable housing in the urban areas by incentivising the construction of low-cost houses.Under the scheme, urban local bodies or states were allowed to adopt the “technical design” which set minimum floor area and house size.

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Each state is free to choose their own minimum floor area, house size, and number of rooms and parking spaces.The “Technical Design” is aimed at encouraging government-sponsored construction of affordable houses.Under the scheme, urban local bodies or states were allowed to adopt the “technical design”.Each state is free to choose their own minimum floor area, house size, and number of rooms and parking spaces.Each state was required to register the building for affordable housing, but in practice many states decided to adopt the earlier rule set by the Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation ministry.Karnataka adopted the technical design, while states like Odisha and Goa decided to adopt the earlier rule set.However, other states like Jammu & Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Haryana, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Uttarakhand, Bihar, Assam, and Manipur did not opt to adopt the earlier rule set.Some other developers launched their projects under the technical design by sharing state-specific floor area ratio.However, most of the developers decided to adopt the earlier rule set, which was announced by the government.Under the scheme, developers were to construct the houses within 30 months from the date of allocation.The income limit for buyers under the scheme was set at .Builders were allowed to deduct 25% from the cost of construction for constructing the low-cost houses.

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Builders were also allowed to deduct 25% of the project cost in the form of interest-free construction loans from April 2015.The government was initially supposed to sanction 8.75 lakh houses for the urban poor under the scheme.However, only about 33,000 houses were sanctioned.Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation minister M Venkaiah Naidu stated that the government would provide financial assistance of around and from the State Disaster Response Fund for any loss of livelihood incurred by the beneficiaries who could not secure a loan from a bank.Around 34,000 houses were approved under the scheme in 2016.Later, as per the government policy, these homes were allotted to landless households, rural homeless and the urban poor.The government had also not specified the criteria for the urban poor in its application form.Withdrawal of subsidy to developers was also announced by the government.From the next year, the government allowed only developers registered under the scheme to participate in the mechanism.However, after protests by developers and buyers, the government decided to extend the registration deadline to April 30, 2017, which has not yet been extended.As per a study, around 14,000 houses have been constructed under the scheme in the city.This problem could be addressed by allowing builders to set up workshops at the construction sites to provide technical assistance to the homebuyers.Few builders said that they would prefer to rent out their