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Real estate major, Unitech Grand’s ambitious integrated township project on Noida Expressway ensures residential property prices in the Noida area are all set to witness a new all time high. With a start-up rate of Rs. 1.8-crore for a simple apartment, and going all the way up to Rs. 4.5-crore, Unitech is bound to stir up a hornets nest in the high-end residential property market in Noida. written by property vertical
Real estate investment tops the list of queries received by the Overseas Indian Facilitation Centre (OIFC) launched by the government. written by property vertical
Real estate consultancy Jones Lang Lasalle Meghraj has identified 50 Indian cities that are likely to witness most of the retail action over the next couple of years — both in terms of development of malls and advent of organised retailers. And Jaipur, Lucknow and Kochi find mention among cities poised for “high growth”.
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Unitech Ltd, the second largest real estate firm in India by market capitalization, is looking to float a Real Estate Investment Trust (Reit) in an overseas market to raise $2-3 billion (about Rs8,000-12,000 crore) to meet its expansion plans. written by property vertical
Bijendra Ahlawat finds that 30 malls may soon go on stream
Faridabad, the leading industrial hub of north India, may not be posing a serious challenge to neighbouring Gurgaon, the millennium city in overall development, but it certainly is trying hard to create a niche in certain ways. This includes emergence as a hot destination for real estate development and investment after Gurgaon and Noida in the NCR.
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Witnessing spiralling land prices, Hyderabadi city outskirts have hit a new high, as tobacco powerhouse Indian Tobacco Company (ITC), placed a whopping Rs. 30-crore per acre bid for AP Industrial infrastructure Corporation’s (APIIC) land near Madhapur. A bid that has everyone scratching their heads and asking: ‘Crazy kiya re!’
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In a report recently released by Jones Lang LaSalle confirms, Tier III cities of Chandigarh, Kochi, Ahmedabad, Jaipur and Nagpur are fast emerging as the top three IT / ITeS commercial real estate destinations in India. According to the report, Wipro, Satyam, Infosys, IBM, Microsoft, Genpact, Dell are some of the IT / ITeS firms that already have a presence in a number of Tier III cities across India. Creating a wide array of choice, other cities, such as, Mysore, Coimbatore, Lucknow, Visakhapatnam, Indore and Baroda have also started to appear on the radar of IT / ITeS firms.
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Indian Real Estate: Due To Supply / Demand Mis-match
With more supply than demand, prime residential property in Bangalore is scheduled for the much-awaited price correction. The city’s demand-supply mismatch fuelled a sharp increase in prices of premium residential property in the last one year, which is expected to fall marginally, with imminent supply in the market. written by property vertical
Indian Real Estate: Changing Chandigarh’s Peripheral Skylines
Chandigarh’s periphery will soon witness a drastic change, as real estate developers have several mega integrated townships offering lavish housing options coming up, shortly.
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The holy city of Amritsar has seen property prices drastically slashed due to the Sikh Dera Sacha Sauda conflict. Sectarian tension is taking toll of Amritsar’s booming tourism industry, just when it is the peak of the tourist season. Many hotels have reported cancellation of bookings as tourists change itineraries following reports of ‘unrest’ in Punjab. Fear is rampant amongst property consultants and hoteliers that if the present conditions continue to prevail, the state’s developmental phase will grind to a halt.
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Indian Real Estate: Dollar Investments, It’s Euros Now
Making its first investment in the Indian real estate market, Yatra Capital Limited is the first Euronext quoted Indian real estate company that raised e100-million in December 2006, for the specific purpose of investing in Indian real estate. Committing e21.6-million in equity for a 49% stake, Yatra in a joint venture partnership with Kolte Patil Developers Limited, is developing three residential sites in Pune, Maharashtra.
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Indian Real Estate: A Hike In Chandigarh, UT Land Rates
Chandigarh Administration has revised and raised existing collector rates for prime commercial, residential and agricultural areas, resulting in an average increase of 30% on land rates and 10% on floor construction prices for the purpose of stamp duty, which had been reduced from 6% to 5%. With market rates for land on an uncontrollable upward spiral, speculation has been rife over the percentage of increase in stamp duty. “There has been a considerable increase in the prices of properties. Therefore, the collector rates were required to be reviewed,” confirms R.K. Rao, DC, Chandigarh. This, while only a couple of weeks back, a news report stated stamp duty was to be abolished in order to allow property transfers during the lifetime of the owner, so as to avoid family squabbles over property after the demise of the owner.
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Indian Real Estate: In Search Of High Investment Returns
Over and above the $2.5-billion invested by overseas realty funds in India till date, nearly two dozen US-funds are raising $3.5-billion for investments in Indian realty. Wall Street powerhouses, such as, Blackstone Group ($1-billion) Goldman Sachs ($1-billion), Citigroup Property Investors ($125-million), Morgan Stanley ($70-million) and GE Commercial Finance Real Estate ($63-million) are just some of the names involved in raising money for investing in Indian real estate. Other big names in the game include J.P. Morgan, Warburg Pincus, Merrill Lynch, Lehman Brothers, Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway, Colony Capital and Starwood Capital. written by property vertical
The new addresses of Jammu are Greater Kailash, Sainik Colony and Chhanni, the townships that are emerging fast as the new destinations, growing parallel to the 30-year-old established posh colonies of Gandhi Nagar, Shastri Nagar and Trikuta Nagar.
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Global investment major AMP Capital Investors is launching a $500 million equity fund sometime soon this year to invest in infrastructure in India and China. This will be the third such fund from AMP. written by property vertical
Himachal Pradesh has registered Rs 850 crore investment in real estate sector during last financial year said state Housing Minister Harsh Mahajan while addressing a function in New Delhi.
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JA mega integrated township project worth Rs 750 crore will come up in Indore with foreign direct investment, the first of its kind in Madhya Pradesh. written by property vertical
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The recession in the sale of the apartments notwithstanding, freehold commercial property is still plotting a success story on Chandigarh’s periphery. With the apartment culture of the metros yet to take a foothold in the periphery, freehold property — commercial and residential —continues to catch the fancy of the investors and the end-users. written by property vertical
Surat Real Estate: RealtorBait
The past few years have seen Surat’s real estate sector in a state of stagnancy, especially in the developed areas, no doubt, in large part due to the non-availability of land for new projects. written by property vertical
An investment in a mid-cap Indian property company by a Singapore-led investor group could rejuvenate a sector struggling with rising interest rates and falling stock market
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Sternon Group, Dubai-based real estate developers, builders and promoters, has entered Mumbai’s booming real estate market with a Rs1,200 crore mega-project on the Mumbai-Pune Express Highway near the proposed New Mumbai International Airport in Panvel. written by property vertical
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is seriously considering the option of clamping down on overseas financing for real estate in a bid to contain inflation. written by property vertical
Two wrongs never make a right. But that is precisely what the Punjab government is trying to do. written by property vertical
Sternon Group, Dubai-based real estate developers, builders and promoters, has entered Mumbai’s booming real estate market with a Rs. 1,200 crore mega-project on the Mumbai-Pune Express Highway near the proposed New Mumbai International Airport in Panvel. written by property vertical
Though much of the public criticism of SEZs, of late, has centred on the land acquisition process, right from the beginning, the policy has been riddled with flaws and shortcomings. The overwhelming consensus among experts seems to be that the economic and other costs of SEZs are likely to outweigh the so-called benefits because of the way the rules have been formulated and the loopholes in the policy. written by property vertical
Increase in lending rates, both by private and public banks, over the last six months has affected genuine buyers, investors, bankers and developers. The rates, which have increased by nearly 2 per cent in the last six months, are now having a telling impact on the financial condition of the employed class. << previous page 1 2 3 4 next page>> |
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