Properties to buy in Haridwar

The HRDA (Haridwar-Roorkee Development Authority) was established in 1986 and undertakes a wide range of works for public and city development.

The hills of Uttarakhand offer a plethora of second home properties, across segments, with the prospect of earning good rental income. We look at whether it makes sense for buyers to invest in property in Uttarakhand and the factors they should consider

The National Green Tribunal has banned construction activities, including commercial or residential buildings in hilly areas, within 50 metres from the Ganga river