Greater Chennai Corporation (GCC) has announced that those owners who pay Property Taxes within due time and regularly will be given certain concession whereas those owners who fail to pay Property Taxes
The public transport plus malls, restaurants etc in Chennai have been reopened for the public and this has resulted in an increase in the number of Coronavirus cases in the 14 GCC zones. This has been witnessed in the last 10 days of time.
It has been brought out by a report from a Anarock property consultant that the sale of housing units in Chennai citys real estate market is bouncing back to pre-Covid times.
It has been mentioned by some vendors that the reopening of the Koyambedu market complex was responsible for the reduction in the vegetable rates by 20%.
It is now said that the highly popular Marina Beach that has been closed to contain the spread of Coronavirus infection would not be reopened till 31st October.
Many of us venture out of our homes to eat various delicious foods available in the streets. The Greater Chennai Corporation or GCC would be training the street vendors in online retail business.
Navarathri festival or pooja is around the corner!! In the pooja holidays, people normally visit their native places to be with their family and friends is a known fact.
It has indeed been a surprising contrast that though there has been a downward trend in the prices of houses during the last 3 months in 6 major cities including Chennai Metro City
This is indeed good news for Chennai Citizens! People using smart bikes in the Chennai Metro City will now be allowed to take them home under a long-term rental scheme.
It is now revealed that GCC has organised a handlebar survey on Saturday and the cycle enthusiasts would take a ride and provide their feedback on road improvement and making the roads cycle friendly.
