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Delhi master plan 2047: Older colonies to get a new look; what could change for residents

Delhi master plan 2047: Older colonies to get a new look; what could change for residents
Times of India Sunday 06 September 2026, 04:22 UTC By TOI REAL ESTATE DESK 1 min read
Key Points

The Master Plan 2047 for Delhi introduces an innovative approach to urban regeneration through property pooling, allowing residents to combine their plots. This initiative aims to revitalize aging neighborhoods into cohesive, well-designed communities complete with wider roads and enhanced civic features, such as sustainable water systems. Government housing and community societies are also part of the plan, ultimately transforming fragmented areas into modern residential hubs with superior...

The Master Plan 2047 for Delhi introduces an innovative approach to urban regeneration through property pooling, allowing residents to combine their plots. This initiative aims to revitalize aging neighborhoods into cohesive, well-designed communities complete with wider roads and enhanced civic features, such as sustainable water systems. Government housing and community societies are also part of the plan, ultimately transforming fragmented areas into modern residential hubs with superior amenities.
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