Bangalore Development Authority (BDA) struggles to sell its flats and villas. However, those who bought them rent homes at pretty high costs.
The BDA has learned that folks who bought their villas in Alur have rented them out at Rs 15,000 monthly for a two-bed room-hall-kitchen (BHK) and around Rs 20,000 in keeping with the month for a three BHK.
BDA officers have decided to verify the allottees and tenants. The authority will list all those who have rented their spaces, irrespective of whether it’s for a flat or a villa.
“Though resale is not allowed, there may be no situation on leases. When BDA struggles to sell its flats and villas, nothing can be done if someone rents the allocated area. We will note the details of the villa allottees and ensure they do not observe for a domain, villa, or flat again. According to BDA policies, the applicant must not proudly own other BDA houses to buy BDA belongings,” said a senior reputable.
As the villas are positioned in north Bengaluru, alongside the Tumakuru Road, 22 km from Majestic, folks who purchased the villas continue to live in rented resorts within the metropolis center.
They have rented or leased their properties to households, personal corporations, and industries as organization accommodations and homestays.
In the last five months, the sale of flats through BDA’s across-the-table counter has not stepped forward. BDA is managing to sell simply one or an apartment an afternoon. Since March, they have been receiving the simplest inquiries. BDA is yet to sell 2,000 flats.
BDA had created 452-row homes of 1, 2, and 3 BHK, of which 30 are still available on the market. Three BHKs cost Rs 50 lakh, BHK duplex Rs forty-two lakh, and one BHK simplex Rs 30 lakh.
