law strictly in the region it would become impossible to carry out any construction work all the licences are granted after the clearance of the environment department which puts a condition that the groundwater will not be used for the construction work navin raheja the president of builders association naredco said that as far as the current projects are concerned the court order may lead to a delay and increase in cost due to import of water from outside which would ultimately be passed on to the buyers raheja said that in the absence of a credible source of water in the area new developments would likely be halted which could hit housing supply especially in new areas like sohna manesar and pataudi which are seen as growth corridors for the future raheja said naredco is working with the haryana government to find a lasting solution for the problem by augmenting infrastructure related to water supply in particular and electricity road sewage and waste disposal etc in general the infrastructure development in gurgaon has to be put on a fast track to improve the confidence level of investors and save the general public from daily hassles on these accounts vijay gupta the cmd of orris infrastructure said that huda must work to improve the availability of water electricity and other infrastructure to help the region grow which is important for the state as well as the country as a whole once all the projects are completed the requirement of water for the residents to live in these flats would only rise manifold from the present level therefore the authority must work to augment the availability of water and electricity in the township r k arora the cmd of supertech also said that huda and other agencies must invest adequate sums to improve the supply of water and availability of electricity in the region he said that without the availability of water the construction of buildings would halt and in the projects that are completed residents cannot move in without an assured supply of water assocham said in a report that the investment in real estate has a very strong nexus with the growth and investors interest in the services sector the services sector which is the main driver of economic growth in the country today also attracted a good chunk of investment in the states which were fancied by investors in the realty sector d s rawat the chambers secretary general said that in haryana as on december 2011 the services sector accounted for about 34 of its total investment haryana led by gurgaon saw almost 50 of its investment coming in the real estate sector similarly real estate sector accounted for 22 of the total investment that the state attracted in 2011 during the same period the service sector in the state received 30 of the total investments in most of the other states too similar trends have been witnessed therefore if a state wants