New Delhi: The Delhi Development Authority’s (DDA) ambitious East Delhi Hub project at Karkardooma in Delhi is now nearing completion. The 48-storey residential tower built here is about 155 metres tall and is being described as the capital’s tallest residential building. A total of 1,026 premium two-bedroom flats are being prepared in the first phase of the project. Delhi Lieutenant Governor Taranjit Singh Sandhu inspected the project on Tuesday and reviewed the progress of construction work and facilities.
The East Delhi Hub, being developed over nearly 30 hectares, includes residential towers as well as commercial complexes, civic amenities and green areas. The Lieutenant Governor directed the DDA and construction agency NBCC to speed up the process of pending statutory approvals and ensure handover of the flats by completing the remaining work on time.
The project has a total of 10 residential towers. According to officials, construction of nine towers has been completed, while some work remains in the tallest 48-storey tower. Installation of lifts and work on other facilities is under way. The remaining work on the project is targeted to be completed by the end of this year.
A major feature of the complex is the central green area being developed over about 20,000 square metres. It will have facilities such as a jogging track, children’s play area, open exercise zone, cricket ground and badminton court.
Located near the Karkardooma interchange metro station, the project will have direct connectivity to the Blue and Pink lines. Anand Vihar railway station and the interstate bus terminal are also nearby.
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