The FTL of lakes changes depending on the water flow entering the lakes. While the FTL was one level in 1970, it was different in 2000. The concept of a buffer zone was implemented only after 2005-06. Any decisions made by the government should be systematic and convincing, without causing trouble for ordinary and middle-class citizens. Robust actions should be taken to ensure that the construction sector in Hyderabad remains undisturbed.
Buyers won’t blindly buy now!
If apartments built on lakes without obtaining permissions from local authorities are demolished, Hyderabad real estate market will improve but it won’t fall. Market experts say that builders and realtors will now work with greater caution and diligence due to the intervention of HYDRA’s authorities. The number of people encroaching on lakes and ponds to build will likely decrease. Additionally, homebuyers will be more cautious and make well-considered decisions, especially when purchasing lakefront properties. Instead of blindly trusting what builders say, buyers will conduct thorough research before purchasing flats.
