Amaravati, Guntur

Andhra Pradesh, India, 522020

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Why is Amaravati, Guntur known

Authorities are working on developing a detailed project report (DPR) I Access to well-known shopping malls in the vicinity of Amaravati
Good connectivity by linking Amaravati to NH 44 and NH 65
New MNCs are setting up in the vicinity of Amaravati
Guntur cuisine, particularly its famous "Guntur Mirchi," is loved by locals and visitors
The projects inaugurated included the long-awaited 2.7-km Kanaka Durga flyover, a new jewel for Vijayawada
Many residential properties are going to be inaugurated soon
Famous for it's Tobacco trading

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Local buses are one of the easiest modes of getting around and exploring the various tourist spots in Amravati, which has a well-connected transport network
Road Infrastructure is really good, which connects the station and airport and to neighboring states
The city is well connected by roads which include buses, by train
The city is safe for everyone with CCTV cameras installed on almost every road
Street light is in every area, by the side of the road which helps the public to reach safely at there place and other areas are to be equipped with street lights
Police patrols at night to check safety which makes Amaravati a safe place for families
Park maintenance is handled by the municipal corporation of each area and they are doing their job properly
The areas of the city are neat and clean, a few areas on the outer side of the city are full of garbage but residential areas are provided with the facility of garbage disposal
Pollution in Amaravati is low compared to neighboring cities
Due to many tourist places located in the city, Amaravati has seen a rise in price appreciation
Office suites are located near numerous cafes and food outlets and have easy access to numerous transit hubs
Anantapur Expressway is a Proposed Greenfield expressway of length 598.78 km in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh which connects the Cities of Rayalaseema to the other part of the state

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Despite having good bus services, travelers find it difficult to get transport to reach many places in Amaravati
Old market roads are narrow and traffic jams are frequent in these places. Amaravati needs more flyovers to beat the problem of traffic congestion
Underconstruction roads create a lot of problems for travelers. During monsoon, potholes create risk of accident
Less crowded places in Amaravati are not safe to travel to at night
Some streets in Amaravati have been damaged and are not fixed yet
Police patrolling is not done on a daily basis hence crime rates have increased in the last few years
Authorities do not pay proper attention to local parks in Amaravati
In many areas of Amaravati, garbage is disposed of on the roadside which disturbs the commute
Water shortage is a re-occurring problem in many areas of Amaravati
Many offices are located on the narrow street creating a situation of traffic congestion during rush hours
Frequent cases of accidents due to speedy vehicles on the highways
Areas closer to malls and MNCs in Amaravati have high rental rates

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The average price per sq.ft in Amaravati is Rs. 4,854. Check out Property rates in Amaravati.

The year on year property price trend in Amaravati is 4.55% rise.

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