hyderabad a fresh crop of modern residential towers all above 30 floors is set to fill hyderabads skyline with the ghmc sanctioning as many as 14 such plans in 2022barring one or two most of these housing projects will be seen coming up along the citys it corridor in areas like miyapur lingampally and kukatpally ghmc officials said these buildings will be between 30 and 47 storeys and should be ready for occupancy in the next four to five yearscurrently the lodha bellezza towers in kukatpally is the tallest residential project in ghmc standing at 153 metres with 45 floors this year the civic bodys town planning wing has greenlit a g47building plan named as candeur 47 in serilingampally in all the department granted permission for 82 highrises buildings above 10 floors of this 60 are residential and 22 are commercial structures most of the commercial projects too are marked for the western part of hyderabadwhile vertical growth is the sign of any growing metropolis the fear is the pressure it might build on the city infrastructure and thats a concern especially in hyderabad since most of the growth is limited to one part of the city said a senior real estate consultant meanwhile according to official data the town planning wing of ghmc issued construction approvals to 16114 sites through the telangana state building permission layout approvals self certification system tsbpass this year and generated rs1056 crore in revenue around 73 of the approvals issued were pertaining to individual residential buildings and 12 were apartments in terms of commercial buildings 192 of them received an official nod through tsbpass 68 applicants received instant approvals by way of selfcertification for plot sizes below 500 square meters and buildings not more than 10 metres in height postverification rejection rate stood at 18this years growth shows a significant increase in the residential and commercial space in the ghmc area we are offering continuous support to the real estate sector through various initiatives to overcome the pandemic effect a ghmc press release reads