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Bengaluru real estate developers cast a green lifeline amid water crisis

Incorporating the latest sustainability technologies does cost more, but most customers are increasingly willing to invest extra for these advanced features

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People collect drinking water from a tanker amid the ongoing water crisis in Bengaluru | Photo: PTI

Aneeka Chatterjee Bengaluru

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As Bengaluru grapples with water scarcity, the city’s real estate developers are adopting green building practices and sustainable solutions aimed at conserving water and helping residents mitigate the crisis.

Sobha, a city-based real estate developer, said there is an increased customer interest in water meters, treated wastewater reuse, rainwater harvesting, water-saving fixtures, and sustainability initiatives.

“Given the circumstances, sustainability is now in the spotlight, calling for intervention from government and non-government organisations. These include encouraging rainwater harvesting, instituting water conservation measures, upgrading wastewater treatment facilities, and restoring lakes and water bodies. With increasing concerns about environmental sustainability and climate change,

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