Chirle : CIDCO and MMRDA’s 22.5% Land Scheme: A Path to Urban Growth and Investors Profit
CIDCO (City and Industrial Development Corporation of Maharashtra) has been involved in land acquisition in various areas, including Chile village in Uran, to support infrastructure development and urban planning. The acquisition aims to facilitate projects such as residential and commercial developments, as well as the establishment of industrial zones.
Key points regarding CIDCO’s land acquisition in Chile village may include:
CIDCO and MMRDA 22.5% Scheme: How Agricultural Landowners and Investors Benefit from Urban Development The CIDCO and MMRDA 22.5% Scheme (also referred to as the 22.5% Land Development Scheme) is a strategic urban development policy aimed at promoting the transformation of agricultural land into urban or industrial spaces in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR).
This scheme is particularly beneficial for farmers and investors who want to take advantage of the increasing demand for urban infrastructure and the resulting rise in land value. Here’s how farmers, investors, and landowners can benefit from participating in the CIDCO and MMRDA 22.5% scheme: What is CIDCO and MMRDA’s 22.5% Scheme? The CIDCO and MMRDA 22.5% scheme refers to a land acquisition and development model in which agricultural landowners offer a portion of their land (typically 22.5%) for urban or industrial development by CIDCO (City and Industrial Development Corporation of Maharashtra) and MMRDA (Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority).
In exchange, the landowners receive compensation in the form of developed plots, typically 22.5% of the total land area, which is more valuable due to infrastructure development. Key Features of the CIDCO and MMRDA 22.5% Scheme
- Land Dedication:
- Farmers or landowners offer a portion (usually 22.5%) of their agricultural land to CIDCO or MMRDA for urban development.The remaining 77.5% of the land is retained by the landowner, but it will be developed into residential, commercial, or industrial plots by CIDCO or MMRDA.
- In return for their land dedication, landowners receive 22.5% of the land in the form of developed plots.The 22.5% portion, once developed, becomes far more valuable than its original agricultural value due to its proximity to urban infrastructure such as roads, utilities, and commercial hubs.
- CIDCO and MMRDA take charge of developing the necessary infrastructure, including roads, drainage systems, water supply, electricity, and public amenities.The land dedicated by the landowner is integrated into the broader urban infrastructure, making it suitable for residential, commercial, or industrial purposes.
- Landowners must adhere to CIDCO and MMRDA’s norms, legal processes, and regulatory clearances to ensure their land is eligible for development.
- Increased Land Value:
- The remaining 77.5% of the land becomes far more valuable once CIDCO or MMRDA develops the surrounding infrastructure.The 22.5% of developed land (compensation) also significantly appreciates in value as it is now suited for commercial, residential, or industrial use.
- With the infrastructure development handled by CIDCO and MMRDA, the land becomes highly attractive to developers, real estate investors, and businesses.The compensation land (22.5%) is more valuable due to its developed status and proximity to urban amenities.
- Landowners offering their agricultural land in the 22.5% scheme see substantial capital appreciation. The developed land returned to the landowner can fetch a significantly higher price than its original agricultural value.As urbanization expands in the MMR, land in these areas grows in value, providing an excellent ROI for landowners.
- Farmers and landowners may not have the capital or expertise to develop the land themselves. With CIDCO and MMRDA overseeing the development, landowners gain from real estate development without dealing with complex urban planning or construction processes.This scheme offers new income streams and investment diversification beyond traditional farming.
- As infrastructure such as roads, public transport, and commercial hubs are established, the value of the land increases steadily.The landowner can capitalize on this appreciation over time, leading to substantial long-term capital gains.
- For farmers who traditionally rely on agriculture, the 22.5% scheme offers an opportunity to diversify income sources.The landowner can sell or lease the developed land once the infrastructure is in place, ensuring a substantial profit compared to traditional agricultural income.
- A farmer owns 10 acres of agricultural land.The farmer decides to participate in the CIDCO and MMRDA 22.5% scheme.The farmer offers 2.25 acres (22.5%) of land for development.CIDCO and MMRDA develop the surrounding land with infrastructure, converting the remaining 7.75 acresinto residential, commercial, or industrial plots.The farmer receives 2.25 acres of developed land as compensation.This developed land is now worth much more than the original agricultural land due to urbanization, improved accessibility, and proximity to urban amenities.The farmer can now sell or lease the developed land for a higher price, capitalizing on the infrastructure development.
Purpose: The land is typically acquired for urban development, housing projects, and industrial growth to accommodate the increasing population and economic activities in the region.
Compensation: Landowners have received compensation of 22.5% developed plot in Ulwe new sectors.
Government Policies: The acquisition is guided by government policies aimed at promoting planned development while ensuring compliance with legal frameworks.
Local Infrastructure: The developments can enhance local infrastructure, including roads, utilities, and public services, potentially benefiting the community.
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