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This paper deals about the several smart measures to be adopted in public and private housing all over theworld and also the determining the affordability along with sustainable housing patterns. Many of these efforts aredriven by theoretical concepts of urban planning and practice due to rapid urbanization. Most 'Smart Growth' planningreforms adopt as a core principle the goal of increasing housing affordability and diversity. As smart growth canincrease housing prices under some circumstances. Low-density residential and commercial development, the argumentgoes, reduces the overall quality of urban life by increasing congestion, promoting social isolation and segregation, andinefficiently using land. Centralized land-use planning. the projects about energy efficiency in social housing buildings inEuropean countries, which is supposed to be introduced in the aspects of subjective and objective energy savingpotentials. It is proposed to be able to provide valuable and referential advices exchange our experience on a sustainabledevelopment in affordable housing. Providing affordable housing has become an urgent task for governments. Todayhave many governments around the world realized it and have been planning to take more actions on it. The U.S.government, Sweden’s government and Singapore’s government, for examples, have carried out many policies to solvethe problem. in Canada and United States, local governments seem firmly committed to increasing the availability ofaffordable housing through a variety of innovative subsidy programs; In China, affordable housing involves the nationalconstruction program and organized by the real estate department of province government to provide a suitable housingenvironment for the low-income families. As per United Nation Economic Commission For Europe , by 2030, ensureaccess for all to adequate, safe and affordable housing and basic services and upgrade slums. Development of 100 SmartCities in India would provide ample opportunities to the real estate developers, who will not only have to focus ontechnology-driven homes but also affordability and lifestyle quotient. Developers who want to enter India’s affordablehousing market face many obstacles. But with an estimated market value of USD 245 billion, the sector is attractinggrowing interest. Tata Housing, one of India’s fastest growing real-estate developers, is among a new generation offirms focusing on the low-income segment. Nonetheless, to achieve the sector’s enormous potential, the Indiangovernment will need to create a facilitating environment. We will discuss the elaborated smart housing techniques aswell as affordability of housing in Bengaluru, India

Surya Dev Prakash, Akshay Kumar H.B., Apoorva D.L., Ashwani Kumar, “Smart Housing- A Future Trend Of Living”, International Journal of Advance Engineering and Research Development (IJAERD), Vol. 3, Issue 5, pp. 766-786, May 2016.