Articles Archive for January 2010
Presented by Indian media behemoth Times of India and organized by Mindspace Events and Exhibitions, in association with Response Events and Exhibitions, Kuwait, the high-profile Realty India 2010 exhibition which will be held on 15th …
The latest ‘teaser’ from the Reserve Bank of India hasn’t amused Om Prakash Bhatt, chairman of State Bank of India, the bank that pioneered limited-period soft terms for home loans. “I don’t know what the …
Driven by angry mortgage borrowers, RBI has once again nudged top banks to charge lower home loan rates to old customers instead of just using the lower interest rates to pull new borrowers. But lenders …
Apart from biting cold weather of the capital, lack of enthusiasm among overseas Indians to buy properties in India has further dampened spirits of some of the realty firms, as well as around half a …
A property exhibition at Navi Mumbai not only drew in huge crowds but also did big business—about 5,000 flats were sold in three days. Initially, most Navi Mumbai builders were reluctant to participate in the …
Given the affable atmosphere and right policies, the Confederation of Real Estate Developers’ Association of India (Credai) believes the real estate sector in the country could contribute around 3-4 per cent towards India’s GDP. Credai …
The Delhi Development Authority has turned down a request by DLF to refund Rs 900 crore the real estate major paid when it was awarded the bid for the Dwarka Convention Centre, near IGI Airport, …
In order to attract more foreign direct investments (FDI) into its real estate sector, Malaysia is making all efforts to garner major investments from countries like Singapore, UK, Korea and India. The Malaysian government’s Foreign …
After deciding to split its parent firm into functional verticals, DLF Ltd has now identified an overall new organisational structure to house them and further sharpen their functioning. The country’s largest real estate firm will …
Property values in Kolkata have risen at the fastest pace among Indian metros since 2007, according to the National Housing Bank’s (NHB) Residex—an index of property prices. Property values in Kolkata rose by an average …
