Andhra Pradesh Municipal Minister P Narayana announced construction of Amaravati, the greenfield capital city, will begin by 15 March 2025. The tendering process and contractor selection have begun following the MLC elections. The project, designed between 2014 and 2019, has a surplus land bank, predicting increased real estate values.
Construction of Greenfield Capital City, Amaravati to Begin Shortly
In a major development for Andhra Pradesh, the long-awaited construction of Amaravati, the state’s greenfield capital city, is set to commence soon. The project, envisioned as a world-class smart city, will incorporate modern urban planning, sustainable infrastructure, and cutting-edge technology to position Amaravati as a global hub for governance, business, and living.
Key Highlights of the Amaravati Project
- Planned Area: Spanning over 217 sq km.
- Development Model: Based on sustainable and eco-friendly urban planning.
- Smart Infrastructure: Integration of high-speed connectivity, digital services, and green energy solutions.
- Phase-wise Development: Construction to be carried out in multiple phases, focusing on residential, commercial, and administrative zones.
- Project Funding: Supported by public-private partnerships (PPP), government funding, and international investments.
Vision for Amaravati
The city has been designed to be a futuristic capital, with the following key elements:
- Sustainability Focus – Use of renewable energy, water conservation systems, and green buildings.
- Smart Mobility – Implementation of efficient public transport, metro rail, and cycling lanes.
- Economic Growth Hub – Development of commercial business districts, IT parks, and financial centers.
- World-Class Governance Zone – Housing the state legislature, high court, and government offices.
- Urban Aesthetics – Planned wide roads, landscaped gardens, and riverfront development.
Benefits of the Project
- Enhanced Governance – Establishing a centralized administrative hub for Andhra Pradesh.
- Job Creation – Generating employment opportunities across construction, IT, and service sectors.
- Improved Quality of Life – Development of affordable housing, healthcare, and educational institutions.
- Investment Magnet – Attracting national and foreign investors in real estate, technology, and industries.
- Infrastructure Boost – Improved transportation networks, roadways, and civic amenities.
Challenges and Roadblocks
Despite its grand vision, Amaravati’s development has faced multiple hurdles, including:
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