K-RERA Registers New 20-Unit Eco-Friendly Apartment Project in Kazhakkoottam, Thiruvananthapuram
Thiruvananthapuram, April 2025 — In a significant step toward sustainable urban living, the Kerala Real Estate Regulatory Authority (K-RERA) has officially registered a 20-unit eco-friendly apartment complex in Kazhakkoottam, one of Thiruvananthapuram’s fastest-growing suburbs. The project reflects Kerala's evolving real estate priorities, which are now increasingly focused on green construction, regulated development, and smart infrastructure.
A Project Aligned with Green Living
Designed with sustainability at its core, the registered project incorporates key eco-conscious features:
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Solar-powered lighting for common areas
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Rainwater harvesting systems
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Solid waste segregation and composting units
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Energy-efficient appliances and fixtures
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Provision for electric vehicle (EV) charging stations
This development is expected to meet the needs of environmentally conscious homebuyers, particularly IT professionals, government employees, and retired residents looking for healthy, community-based living close to essential amenities.
Why Kazhakkoottam?
Kazhakkoottam has emerged as a real estate hotspot due to its strategic location and rapid urbanization:
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Home to Technopark, Kerala’s largest IT hub
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Close to Lulu Mall, educational institutions, hospitals, and national highways
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Well-connected to the Trivandrum International Airport and proposed Light Metro corridor
The demand for mid-sized, well-designed apartment units has surged in this area, especially those that prioritize environmental sustainability and quality of life.
K-RERA Assurance
By securing K-RERA registration, the developer assures:
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Legal transparency
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Adherence to timelines and quality standards
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Grievance redressal mechanisms
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Protection of buyer investments
This move adds to buyer confidence and supports Kerala’s aim of ensuring that every new real estate development adheres to regulatory and ethical standards.
Kerala’s Green Housing Movement
This eco-friendly project is part of a broader movement in Kerala’s housing sector that emphasizes smart, sustainable, and inclusive growth. Developers are increasingly adopting green building certifications, and the state’s regulatory framework is promoting such efforts through faster clearances and incentives for compliance.
The registration of this eco-friendly apartment complex in Kazhakkoottam is not just a win for homebuyers, but a broader affirmation of Kerala’s commitment to sustainable urban development. With smart planning, regulatory oversight, and a growing demand for green homes, the state is well-positioned to lead the way in future-ready housing.