Delhi master plan 2047: 40 lakh affordable homes, land pooling and more
Delhi's Master Plan 2047 sets forth a comprehensive strategy for urban development, emphasizing both the revitalization of existing neighborhoods and the strategic expansion into undeveloped areas. The ambitious proposal aims to generate around forty lakh affordable housing units, supported by initiatives like land pooling to enhance urban infrastructure and ensure accessibility. Additionally,…
Delhi's housing landscape is set to undergo significant transformation under the city's master plan for 2047. The plan envisions the creation of 40 lakh affordable housing units and focuses on redevelopment of existing areas and expansion into new regions. Key strategies include area-based redevelopment of brownfield sites, right-of-way planning for greenfield developments, and a high-density corridor with potential FAR of up to 400.
Affordable housing initiatives include reduced redevelopment area requirements, increased FAR for workers housing, and incentives for affordable rental housing. Land pooling will add nearly 200 square kilometres of urban space, creating space for around 12 lakh new homes and a 600-kilometer road network.
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