Housing Scheme to Resume at Chandigarh IT Park

Chandigarh: The Chandigarh administration has decided to restart the housing scheme at the IT Park, aiming to provide affordable residential options for professionals working in the area. Officials have revealed that the project will primarily feature low-rise flats, designed to offer modern amenities while maintaining a sustainable urban environment.

The development plan has been under discussion for several years, but formal approvals and planning delays had stalled its execution. Now, with final approvals in place, the authorities are confident that construction work will commence by the end of the year.

The proposed flats are expected to cater to middle-income professionals, particularly those employed in the IT sector and nearby commercial establishments. Urban planners have emphasized that the low-rise design will preserve the open space, reduce congestion, and maintain the aesthetic character of the IT Park area.

Officials have also assured that the scheme will include necessary infrastructure such as roads, water supply, and electricity, along with recreational facilities for residents. The project is part of a broader effort to expand housing options in Chandigarh and accommodate the growing demand from professionals moving to the city for work opportunities.

Authorities noted that the previous phase of the housing project had faced challenges due to land acquisition issues and environmental concerns. Lessons learned from earlier phases are now being applied to ensure smoother implementation this time.

The administration hopes that the project will not only provide homes but also contribute to the local economy by generating employment opportunities during construction. Real estate analysts predict that the low-rise flats will attract significant interest due to their location and affordable pricing.

Residents of Chandigarh and nearby areas have welcomed the announcement, seeing it as an opportunity for young professionals and families to secure housing close to their workplaces.

With the government focusing on sustainable urban development, the IT Park housing scheme is expected to set a benchmark for future residential projects in the city. Officials are committed to completing the project within the stipulated timeline while maintaining quality standards.

As construction begins by the year-end, Chandigarh’s IT Park is set to become not just a business hub but also a thriving residential neighborhood, offering convenience and modern amenities to its future residents.