How many are already thinking of moving back?

indophile wrote:I saw a report that all this talk about the future capital being slated for Vijayawada-Guntur area is all hype - just to get the real estate prices up and up in the area, and then profit from that. The capital itself might go to Ongole/Prakasam. Definitely no Amaravati in the plans.

nevada wrote:If you sell now you won't be able to buy much. Just keep it IMO. Money knows no boundaries and I don't think KCR and his goons want to scare people and drop real estate prices in the area.

Vakavaka Pakapaka wrote:

indophile wrote:I saw a report that all this talk about the future capital being slated for Vijayawada-Guntur area is all hype - just to get the real estate prices up and up in the area, and then profit from that. The capital itself might go to Ongole/Prakasam. Definitely no Amaravati in the plans.

I don't think either CBN or Venkaiah Naidu has any property in Guntur. CBN chose a place between Guntur and Vijayawada for his swearing in ceremony and Venkaiah is saying that Guntur-Vijayawada will be developed into a Hyderabad-Secundarabad with a Metro, etc.

Also, people of Krishna and Guntur are donating money (in large sums) for the capital. The talk is that the donations will surpass the funds from Delhi! They won't keep quiet if the capital is elsewhere. Naidu will get "dehasuddhi" from his vote bank.

indophile wrote:

Vakavaka Pakapaka wrote:

indophile wrote:I saw a report that all this talk about the future capital being slated for Vijayawada-Guntur area is all hype - just to get the real estate prices up and up in the area, and then profit from that. The capital itself might go to Ongole/Prakasam. Definitely no Amaravati in the plans.

I don't think either CBN or Venkaiah Naidu has any property in Guntur. CBN chose a place between Guntur and Vijayawada for his swearing in ceremony and Venkaiah is saying that Guntur-Vijayawada will be developed into a Hyderabad-Secundarabad with a Metro, etc.

Also, people of Krishna and Guntur are donating money (in large sums) for the capital. The talk is that the donations will surpass the funds from Delhi! They won't keep quiet if the capital is elsewhere. Naidu will get "dehasuddhi" from his vote bank.

But that is prime land, not good for a capital, definitely not in light of all those statements about developing the whole state. It's best to build it in some undeveloped area - land will be cheap and plenty which is good for all around development. The important factors are good weather, availability of water, and availability of land for expansion over the next 50 years. It should not be place like Madras or Hyderabad with lousy weather and no water.

Vakavaka Pakapaka wrote:I am not sure yet but I am thinking of selling my "Andhrawalen bhaago assets" in Hyderabad and do a proper renovation on my ancestral home near Guntur. Apparently, land value in my village has gone up significantly. I wish I bought a house in Guntur/Vijayawada some 10 years ago - I saw a nice house on 500 yds in Pattabhipuram for some 12 lks. Hmm......

confuzzled dude wrote:

Vakavaka Pakapaka wrote:I am not sure yet but I am thinking of selling my "Andhrawalen bhaago assets" in Hyderabad and do a proper renovation on my ancestral home near Guntur. Apparently, land value in my village has gone up significantly. I wish I bought a house in Guntur/Vijayawada some 10 years ago - I saw a nice house on 500 yds in Pattabhipuram for some 12 lks. Hmm......

Are you really moving back to that third world dump?!

Kinnera wrote:My parents already sold their home in hyd. Brother, who is a pucca hyderabadi, is considering selling his house too. I am ready to sell whatever i have, if there are buyers. I was talking to a friend of mine the other day and she was saying the same too. There's going to be a slow exodus of the Seemandhrites from T (even the ones who were born and brought up there). There aren't going to be many new ones coming from those areas to Hyd.

Vakavaka Pakapaka wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:

Vakavaka Pakapaka wrote:I am not sure yet but I am thinking of selling my "Andhrawalen bhaago assets" in Hyderabad and do a proper renovation on my ancestral home near Guntur. Apparently, land value in my village has gone up significantly. I wish I bought a house in Guntur/Vijayawada some 10 years ago - I saw a nice house on 500 yds in Pattabhipuram for some 12 lks. Hmm......

Are you really moving back to that third world dump?!

Why not?  I saw what Gandhinagar in Gujrat looks like. It is better than what we see here. Even parts of Ahmedabad are clean and nice.

Benz Circle in Vijayawada used to look posh. I am sure they are developing areas between V-T-G with gated communities, etc.

My ancestral home in the village is on a good size land. We have a nicely paved road on two sides of the house. I am thinking of building a "manduva" style modern home there. Chettinaadu style? Hmm....




This an example of a Chettinadu house (not my house).

confuzzled dude wrote:

Kinnera wrote:My parents already sold their home in hyd. Brother, who is a pucca hyderabadi, is considering selling his house too. I am ready to sell whatever i have, if there are buyers. I was talking to a friend of mine the other day and she was saying the same too. There's going to be a slow exodus of the Seemandhrites from T (even the ones who were born and brought up there). There aren't going to be many new ones coming from those areas to Hyd.

Where are they relocating to RS? My parents and extended family members, at least a couple of hundreds of them have no such plans, all of them are from near Vijayawada

truthbetold wrote:In two or three years, hyd will not look so bad. KCR vitiated atmosphere by his aggressive attitude.  But over a period of time Hyd will settle down. Andhra people driven growth will slow or even retard.  But hyd itself has the ability to grow and it will grow.  People from andhra will comeback to hyd after the wounds heal. KCR will probably gone in few years.

Kinnera wrote:

truthbetold wrote:In two or three years, hyd will not look so bad. KCR vitiated atmosphere by his aggressive attitude.  But over a period of time Hyd will settle down. Andhra people driven growth will slow or even retard.  But hyd itself has the ability to grow and it will grow.  People from andhra will comeback to hyd after the wounds heal. KCR will probably gone in few years.

Maybe ppl of andhra, as they may not have much choice. Ppl of Rayalaseema have other major cities more closer to them than hyd.

confuzzled dude wrote:

Kinnera wrote:My parents already sold their home in hyd. Brother, who is a pucca hyderabadi, is considering selling his house too. I am ready to sell whatever i have, if there are buyers. I was talking to a friend of mine the other day and she was saying the same too. There's going to be a slow exodus of the Seemandhrites from T (even the ones who were born and brought up there). There aren't going to be many new ones coming from those areas to Hyd.

Where are they relocating to RS? My parents and extended family members, at least a couple of hundreds of them have no such plans, all of them are from near Vijayawada

Vakavaka Pakapaka wrote:

indophile wrote:

Vakavaka Pakapaka wrote:

indophile wrote:I saw a report that all this talk about the future capital being slated for Vijayawada-Guntur area is all hype - just to get the real estate prices up and up in the area, and then profit from that. The capital itself might go to Ongole/Prakasam. Definitely no Amaravati in the plans.

I don't think either CBN or Venkaiah Naidu has any property in Guntur. CBN chose a place between Guntur and Vijayawada for his swearing in ceremony and Venkaiah is saying that Guntur-Vijayawada will be developed into a Hyderabad-Secundarabad with a Metro, etc.

Also, people of Krishna and Guntur are donating money (in large sums) for the capital. The talk is that the donations will surpass the funds from Delhi! They won't keep quiet if the capital is elsewhere. Naidu will get "dehasuddhi" from his vote bank.

But that is prime land, not good for a capital, definitely not in light of all those statements about developing the whole state. It's best to build it in some undeveloped area - land will be cheap and plenty which is good for all around development. The important factors are good weather, availability of water, and availability of land for expansion over the next 50 years. It should not be place like Madras or Hyderabad with lousy weather and no water.

I sent an email to CBN (ncbn@telugudesam.org) recently to consider making Amaravati the new capital. May be you should also write one.

indophile wrote:
I sent an email to CBN (ncbn@telugudesam.org) recently to consider making Amaravati the new capital. May be you should also write one.
I sent the following e-mail to CBN at ncbn@telugudesam.org
 
Dear Chandrababu Naidu garu:
 
I recommend Amaravati in Guntur Dt as the new capital of Andhra Pradesh. Here are my reasons. 
 
1.  With the Krishna river cutting through the mountains nearby, Amaravati has wonderful scenic beauty.
2. Amaravati is also the name of King of gods Indra's capital (capital of gods/devas).
3. It's smack in the heart of AP, and it's the gateway to Palnadu (Andhra Pourusham/Pride).
4. With the Krishna flowing nearby, water should not be a problem.
5. Amaravati was also the historic capital of Satavahana kings.
6. It's relatively more protected from cyclones than most other cities along the coast in Andhra.
7. The Krishna river is navigable downstream from Amaravati (supplying building materials to to build the city while the access roads are upgraded should not present a problem.
8. It's not far from Vijayawada and Guntur, and not even Rayalaseema.
9. Most of all - Telugus can proudly proclaim "Our capital is Amaravati."

confuzzled dude wrote:
Good luck guys; unless you can donate $100k for party fund when he comes to US with begging bowl, he won't even bother looking at it.

Vakavaka Pakapaka wrote:
I don't think either CBN or Venkaiah Naidu has any property in Guntur. CBN chose a place between Guntur and Vijayawada for his swearing in ceremony and Venkaiah is saying that Guntur-Vijayawada will be developed into a Hyderabad-Secundarabad with a Metro, etc.

Vakavaka Pakapaka wrote:
Also, people of Krishna and Guntur are donating money (in large sums) for the capital. The talk is that the donations will surpass the funds from Delhi! They won't keep quiet if the capital is elsewhere. Naidu will get "dehasuddhi" from his vote bank.

Hellsangel wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:
Good luck guys; unless you can donate $100k for party fund when he comes to US with begging bowl, he won't even bother looking at it.

It would be interesting if Indo gets a reply and posts it here, wouldn't you think, Comrade?

indophile wrote:

Vakavaka Pakapaka wrote:

indophile wrote:

Vakavaka Pakapaka wrote:

indophile wrote:I saw a report that all this talk about the future capital being slated for Vijayawada-Guntur area is all hype - just to get the real estate prices up and up in the area, and then profit from that. The capital itself might go to Ongole/Prakasam. Definitely no Amaravati in the plans.

I don't think either CBN or Venkaiah Naidu has any property in Guntur. CBN chose a place between Guntur and Vijayawada for his swearing in ceremony and Venkaiah is saying that Guntur-Vijayawada will be developed into a Hyderabad-Secundarabad with a Metro, etc.

Also, people of Krishna and Guntur are donating money (in large sums) for the capital. The talk is that the donations will surpass the funds from Delhi! They won't keep quiet if the capital is elsewhere. Naidu will get "dehasuddhi" from his vote bank.

But that is prime land, not good for a capital, definitely not in light of all those statements about developing the whole state. It's best to build it in some undeveloped area - land will be cheap and plenty which is good for all around development. The important factors are good weather, availability of water, and availability of land for expansion over the next 50 years. It should not be place like Madras or Hyderabad with lousy weather and no water.

I sent an email to CBN (ncbn@telugudesam.org) recently to consider making Amaravati the new capital. May be you should also write one.

I sent the following e-mail to CBN at ncbn@telugudesam.org

Dear Chandrababu Naidu garu:

I recommend Amaravati in Guntur Dt as the new capital of Andhra Pradesh. Here are my reasons. 

1.  With the Krishna river cutting through the mountains nearby, Amaravati has wonderful scenic beauty.
2. Amaravati is also the name of King of gods Indra's capital (capital of gods/devas).
3. It's smack in the heart of AP, and it's the gateway to Palnadu (Andhra Pourusham/Pride).
4. With the Krishna flowing nearby, water should not be a problem.
5. Amaravati was also the historic capital of Satavahana kings.
6. It's relatively more protected from cyclones than most other cities along the coast in Andhra.
7. The Krishna river is navigable downstream from Amaravati (supplying building materials to to build the city while the access roads are upgraded should not present a problem.
8. It's not far from Vijayawada and Guntur, and not even Rayalaseema.
9. Most of all - Telugus can proudly proclaim "Our capital is Amaravati."

truthbetold wrote:CD

The biggest beneficiaries of Hyd real estate boom are Kadapa  and Rayalseema real estate dealers and property developers.  You can identify the community that is associated with that region. That observation is based on pre 2004 reality market. 

If you wish to challenge my statement, please do research on pre 2004 top realtors. Ask about SUV culture even before the son rise in 2004. 
 
Post 2004, most of the benefit accrued to smaller group with one king pin getting the loin share.  

How much money did all these players pay to CBN or TDP?

Propagandhi711 wrote:

truthbetold wrote:CD

The biggest beneficiaries of Hyd real estate boom are Kadapa  and Rayalseema real estate dealers and property developers.  You can identify the community that is associated with that region. That observation is based on pre 2004 reality market. 

If you wish to challenge my statement, please do research on pre 2004 top realtors. Ask about SUV culture even before the son rise in 2004. 
 
Post 2004, most of the benefit accrued to smaller group with one king pin getting the loin share.  

How much money did all these players pay to CBN or TDP?

comrade's kula gajji although dormant, flares up once in a while and needs to be scratched with irrational and one-sided accusations. the trifecta of modi winning, vijayamma losing and jagananna losing is causing flare ups in unexpected ways.

b_A wrote:Inertia, practicality ,unwillingness to disturb kid's education etc. will ensure that not many people move back unless things get really really difficult. I don't think that even the new migration will slow down until new employment opportunities come up in the new state. Lots of telugu families preferred to stay back in Madras after separation of TN/AP and now are tamilians for all practical purposes.

confuzzled dude wrote:

Propagandhi711 wrote:

truthbetold wrote:CD

The biggest beneficiaries of Hyd real estate boom are Kadapa  and Rayalseema real estate dealers and property developers.  You can identify the community that is associated with that region. That observation is based on pre 2004 reality market. 

If you wish to challenge my statement, please do research on pre 2004 top realtors. Ask about SUV culture even before the son rise in 2004. 
 
Post 2004, most of the benefit accrued to smaller group with one king pin getting the loin share.  

How much money did all these players pay to CBN or TDP?

comrade's kula gajji although dormant, flares up once in a while and needs to be scratched with irrational and one-sided accusations. the trifecta of modi winning, vijayamma losing and jagananna losing is causing flare ups in unexpected ways.

Yeah right! you wanna conveniently ignore facts and resort to name calling.. Who helped Jayabheri? and who flourished under YSR.. Lagadapati, Botsa, Potluri.

confuzzled dude wrote:

b_A wrote:Inertia, practicality ,unwillingness to disturb kid's education etc. will ensure that not many people move back unless things get really really difficult. I don't think that even the new migration will slow down until new employment opportunities come up in the new state. Lots of telugu families preferred to stay back in Madras after separation of TN/AP and now are tamilians for all practical purposes.

Yup. Only those govt. employees who have no choice will move besides business folks who want invest or start a new venture. Everyone else will stay put, it doesn't make practical sense to move just based on their origin.

truthbetold wrote:CD

The biggest beneficiaries of Hyd real estate boom are Kadapa  and Rayalseema real estate dealers and property developers.  You can identify the community that is associated with that region. That observation is based on pre 2004 reality market. 

If you wish to challenge my statement, please do research on pre 2004 top realtors. Ask about SUV culture even before the son rise in 2004. 
 
Post 2004, most of the benefit accrued to smaller group with one king pin getting the loin share.  

How much money did all these players pay to CBN or TDP?

confuzzled dude wrote:

truthbetold wrote:CD

The biggest beneficiaries of Hyd real estate boom are Kadapa  and Rayalseema real estate dealers and property developers.  You can identify the community that is associated with that region. That observation is based on pre 2004 reality market. 

If you wish to challenge my statement, please do research on pre 2004 top realtors. Ask about SUV culture even before the son rise in 2004. 
 
Post 2004, most of the benefit accrued to smaller group with one king pin getting the loin share.  

How much money did all these players pay to CBN or TDP?

About 100 crores came from NRIs (mostly from CBN's benamis, I don't want to name the names) as party fund expenditure for recently concluded elections, go figure.

truthbetold wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:

truthbetold wrote:CD

The biggest beneficiaries of Hyd real estate boom are Kadapa  and Rayalseema real estate dealers and property developers.  You can identify the community that is associated with that region. That observation is based on pre 2004 reality market. 

If you wish to challenge my statement, please do research on pre 2004 top realtors. Ask about SUV culture even before the son rise in 2004. 
 
Post 2004, most of the benefit accrued to smaller group with one king pin getting the loin share.  

How much money did all these players pay to CBN or TDP?

About 100 crores came from NRIs (mostly from CBN's benamis, I don't want to name the names) as party fund expenditure for recently concluded elections, go figure.

Why are these NRI funding babu? Who stopped other parties from getting funds from NRIs?