Articles Archive for April 2009
Cash-strapped realty company, Omaxe has managed to pay Indiabulls Financial Services Rs 21 crore in December 2008. With this payment, Omaxe has been able to pay Rs 201 crore against the total loan of Rs …
Property investors with a keen eye for the next ‘hot’ market are expected to follow the trend of retailers who are looking to emerging markets for growth.
As the economic downturn continues to tighten belts in …
International property investors seeking risk free properties in Goa are pushing up the prices of last year’s off-plan developments, according to real estate agents.
Units from last year’s off-plan developments are selling at between 40% and …
Real estate developers and agents in India are now offering more solutions to market properties to Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) and international property investors. Their focus is geared to target the burgeoning and lucrative market …
Property investors with a keen eye for the next ‘hot’ market are expected to follow the trend of retailers who are looking to emerging markets for growth.
As the economic downturn continues to tighten belts in …
Mumbai, India’s financial capital has recorded the world’s biggest rise in industrial rental, according to a new study.
US-based real estate consultancy Cushman & Wakefiled, found the industrial property rentals nearly doubled in Mumbai in 2007 …
Banks in Asia are taking steps to ease the strain on lending and help stimulate falling property markets.
China is no longer imposing strict limits on bank lending, as it seeks to preserve stable and relatively …
You can never lose money in uncertain times by investing in land. Other asset classes like equities, bonds , currency, commodities will show extreme price volatility while land prices are normally less liquid and therefore …
Mumbai Residents of South Mumbai will now have higher property tax assessment while those in the suburbs will see a reduction in taxes following the passing of the Bill to allow the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation …
The growing middle class and services sectors continues to generate demand for affordable housing, which is in short supply to meet it, according to Property Abroad’s director, Les Calvert, he said:
“The [Indian] middle class continues …
