Bangalore or bangaluru is the capital of Indian state of Karnataka. Bangalore has an estimated metropolitan population of 6.1 million (2006), making it India’s third largest city and fifth largest metropolitan area.
Bangalore Rs. 22,000 crore economy makes it a major economic centre in India.Bangalore is India’s fastest growing market. Bangalore’s per capita income of rs 2.9 lakh (US $ 6460) is the highest for any Indian City.
Bangalore is called the Silicon Valley of India because of the large number of Information Technology companies located in the city which contribute 38% of India’s Rs 100,000 crore ( US $ 22 billion) IT and Software export market.
Bangalore experienced a boom in its real estate market in the 1980s and 1990s, spurred by capital investors from other parts of the country who converted Bangalore’s large plots and colonial bunglows to multistorey apartments.
It is now a dream of many to own a piece of real estate in this city.You have to be very careful when you are planning to buy property in this city. According to a well known real estate consultant a lot no. of application for loans are rejected simply because of the title of properties cannot be traced at all.
Let us look at what are the legal formalities and authority which one has to go when buying a property in bangalore.The Bangalore Development Authority (BDA) is the sanctioning authority for high rise buildings.The innermost circle falls under the jurisdiction of the Bangalore City Corporation (BCC) which permits construction of building.
Coming more closer we have seven City Muncipal Councils (CMCs) and Town Muncipal Council (TMC) that control the intermediate circle.Its overseen by BDA. The Bangalore Metropolitan and Rural Development Authority (BMRDA) looks over the rural district construction.
BDA Approved Property
These are site from land acquired by the BDA through a legal process and allotted to applicants. Legally these sites are the best and have all the relevant documents. For bankers to finance the property they need not trace the property beyond acquisition by the BDA.
BCC Approved Property
Generally owned by individuals through inheritance partition, gift etc, these are sites in the jurisdiction of the BCC. You will find very few vacant sites in this category.
Keep in mind this is your one time investment so you have to be very careful. More Info about Bangalore property
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