Articles Archive for April 2009
Foreign investors in Indian real estate cannot sell their stakes to another foreign investor before three years, the Foreign Investment Promotion Board (FIPB), the body that clears such proposals, has said. With this, FIPB has …
MUMBAI: All those who commenced construction on forest land between June 22, 2005-when the Bombay high court passed its judgment on the forest land case-and June 22, 2006, may get relief from the Supreme …
Mumbai, March 24: HDFC — the country’s largest housing finance company — has cut its retail prime lending rate (RPLR) by 50 basis points. The rate cut will benefit its nine lakh home loan borrowers …
Mumbai: Punjab National Bank chairman and managing director KC Chakrabarty was at its witty best at the Confederation of Indian Industry’s (CII) conference on Monday. He took a dig at almost everyone — from the …
High-end luxury malls were expected to command huge rentals, which in turn would have helped malls cover high overheads and translate into high margins. But the economic slowdown has changed all that
By Priyanka Dasgupta Brahma …
Real estate may be a slump and banks may be licking their past wounds, but the shift to affordable housing – a win-win combination for cash-strapped realtors and first-home seekers, is bearing fruit.
Public sector bank …
The realty firm’s Shivaji Marg project will have around 500 flats priced between Rs78 lakh and Rs99 lakh
New Delhi: Undeterred by a slowdown in demand for homes in urban India, DLF Ltd, India’s largest developer …
Mumbai Buyers tread cautiously even as developers offer discounts
Prabhadevi-based garment exporter Hashmukh Kapadia has been looking for a two-bedroom flat for more than a year now. The prices in the area have fallen by 35 …
Mumbai, March 26 State Bank of India has introduced a new home loan product that will make other banks go green with envy.
By launching ‘Green Homes’, the country’s largest bank wants to support rated environment …
The 20% discount on New Town Heights property is structured in a complicated way; has no clear exit plan
New Delhi: After slashing prices in Bangalore, Hyderabad and Chennai, DLF Ltd, India’s largest developer by market …
