Authors : M. Nakulan; R. Nikhilan; P.Deepalakshmi; S.Nirmaladevi; Santhana Lakshmi.V; Dr. D. P. Sivasakthi Balan

Volume/Issue : Volume 10 - 2025, Issue 7 - July

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DOI : https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/25jul497

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Abstract : This research is to primarily study the economic status and the variation of economy of Chennai over years. Mapping this variation enables to study the growth of the city with respect to years and observes phases of apparent development in the context of economic growth, and associate the results with factors that contribute to the valuation of a land’s economy, specificto the field of real estates. Statistical data are obtained retrieved from official government archives through web portals, and surveys were carried forward to acknowledge people’s awareness and priorities in evaluating a land property.

Keywords : Real Estate, Economy, Developed Area, Developing Area, Nungambakkam and Kovur.

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