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Under the scheme, the PSU will offer around 1,300 houses in the first phase in NCR — Gurgaon, Noida and Ghaziabad. According to Arup Roy Chaudhury, CMD, NBCC, the flats will have all modern facilities. The specifications will be at par with those offered by private builders.

Sources pointed out that NBCC is also contemplating creation of separate enclaves for plotted development, including town houses and villas, in an affordable price range in NCR, most likely in Ghaziabad. An official said the scheme will initially be open to government, state and central public sector employees and later extended to the public.

‘‘We are keeping our promise to deliver affordable housing in the Capital and NCR region and also in other cities like Kolkata, Kochi and Patna,’’ the NBCC chief told TOI.

Sources in NBCC said land is now being acquired for the purpose in Delhi, Gurgaon and Noida. Also, the agency is keen to buy five other plots at a reserved price offered under the group housing scheme for which the Noida Authority failed to find private players.

As the realty sector is badly hit by the economic downturn, providing affordable housing in Delhi and the NCR has become the top priority for private and public sector real estate developers.

The PSU, which has registered a high profit, is also likely to launch similar scheme in other cities like Kochi, Patna and Kolkata.

‘‘Housing at affordable prices has been made possible by NBCC due to its adoption of forward costing method and a transparent mechanism by clearly identifying the super area loading so that any individual buyer is not confused by these issues while booking a house or flat,’’ Chaudhary said.

The report provides development trends and outlook on Asia-Pacific real estate investment and indicates Mumbai and Delhi as particularly good destinations in India.

Mumbai, Delhi and Bangalore lead in the hotel ‘buy’ prospects. Also, residential properties are viewed as more promising than other sectors.

“The recapitalisation by players in equity markets across Asia has been successfully replicated by some Indian developers, which has helped ease the liquidity stresses,” said Mr Gautam Mehra, India Leader for Real Estate Practice, PriceWaterhouse Coopers.

The country’s largest real estate developer, DLF, sold apartments worth Rs 1,000 crore in December. This is the highest monthly sale the company has recorded in its history.

There are many developers like DLF who have seen a surge in the sale of apartments across the country in the quarter ended December, especially in the luxury and semi-luxury category.

A large chunk of DLF’s sales are also from the luxury and semi-luxury segments. It sold 76 apartments of Rs 5 crore each in The Magnolias, Gurgaon, netting nearly Rs 400 crore. The project has apartments of 5,825 sq ft each and duplexes and penthouses of 9,000 to 10,000 sq ft each.

It made another Rs 200-300 crore each in its relaunched projects, DLF Belaire and Park Place, in Gurgaon. Belaire had a price of Rs 2-3 crore each and Park Place of Rs 1.25-1.5 crore.

Indiabulls Real Estate has sold 100 apartments in its 65-storey ‘Indiabulls Sky’ in the Lower Parel area of Mumbai in the past four months. It has also recently launched Indiabulls Sky Suites with full-age advertisements, promising ‘A head in the clouds experience’’. While, apartments in Sky were priced at Rs 6.75-22.5 crore, depending on the size, Sky Suites are expected to be higher.

Indiabulls is also working on a super-luxury, ‘By invitation only’, Indiabulls Sky Forest, where homes are more than 10,000 sq ft each and priced 10-20 per cent higher than Sky projects.

Buoyed by response for its premium housing projects, Orbit Corporation, another Mumbai-based developer, says it will launch one luxury project in the city every quarter. Orbit has sold off its first lot of 18 flats in Orbit Terraces — a premium housing project in the Lower Parel area where apartments ranged from Rs 3.3 crore to Rs 6.6 crore — within 17 days of its launch in September. It sold another dozen flats in the same building later.

Orbit earlier sold its Orbit Arya project in South Mumbai, where apartments were priced at Rs 10-15 crore, within a month.

The increasing sales are a result of many factors, besides general economic recovery. “A host of reasons have helped property sales. Interest rates are down, property prices are down 30 per cent from the peak and markets are doing well. All these are giving confidence to buyers to buy premium homes,” says Rajeev Talwar, executive director, DLF.

Agrees Raminder Grover, chief executive of Homebay Residential, part of Jones Lang LaSalle Meghraj: “Post slowdown, this segment has clearly picked up and we must have marketed and sold 60-70 of homes of Rs 5 crore and above.”

Developers are cashing on this demand by offering even more expensive and exclusive apartments. For instance, Pune-based Kumar Builders is planning to build ‘sky villas’ in the Worli area of Mumbai, where the first villa will start from the twelfth floor. Called Kumar Couture, it will overlook the Bandra-Worli Sea Link and will be priced at Rs 30 crore each, for about 8,000 sq ft.

Beyond Delhi and Mumbai

In Hyderabad, Dax Properties Pvt Ltd (part of Countryside Realtors Pvt Ltd) has sold 65 to 70 villas in its Golf Retreat Project since the launch last month. Costing Rs 1.2-2.5 crore each, they vary from 500 sq yards to 2,000 sq yards.

“There are takers from all over the country,’’ says Hassan, managing director of Dax. Another developer, Aditya Housing and Infrastructure Development Corporation, has sold 20 villas out of 30 at Empress Park in the Jubilee Hills area of Hyderabad. Each villa costs Rs 3.5 crore.

A few days earlier, Aditya Housing announced Mount Castle at Nandagiri Hills in the city, where each floor was occupied by a single flat. Of the 24 it plans to develop, it has already sold five.

In Pune, Kumar Builders sold 77 flats within a short span of time in its premium project, 45 Nirvana Hills, where apartments are priced above Rs 1 crore. The company plans to launch two or three luxury housing projects — flats, bungalows and row houses — in prime localities like Kalyani Nagar and Hadapsar.

Bangalore is also likely to see more luxury projects in the category of Rs 4 crore-plus by developers such as Prestige and Nitesh Estates, as developers have seen good response for the premium products in the past three months.

Besides, the company will construct two “elite” residential projects in the city at a cost of Rs 200 crore. “If you can provide the IT companies a world class infrastructure, they would surely come and invest here,” said Ravindra Chamaria, chairman and managing director of IIPL.

All the formalities and land acquisition have almost been completed and by this year, the work on the project will begin. Work on one of the residential projects has started and work on another will begin soon.

Pulak Chamaria, executive director of IIPL, told Business Standard that the company was in “touch” with its clients to impress upon them to invest in the park.

Some of IIPL’s clients include HCL Technologies, Mphasis, KPMG, Bharti Airtel, Nortel Networks and so on.

He added that though law and order and security was “surely a concern” that would not act as a deterrent for its clients to come and invest in the park.

He said: “If you create anything iconic, everyone will follow you. We are here to create a benchmark.”

Ravindra Chamaria said that they were studying other North-Eastern towns and cities which have potential for growth of IT sector, especially Shillong and Agartala, and would like to venture into those places in future.

He said that the two residential projects would be based on “Green Homes” concept, which would be for the first time in eastern India, and would conform to the Indian Green Building Council norms.

Infinity has been the pioneer in creating infrastructural solutions for the IT and ITes sector in India and abroad. The twin tower ‘Infinity Think Tank’, ‘Infinity Benchmark’ and ‘Godrej Waterside’, in collaboration with Godrej Properties, are few landmark infrastructures constructed by Infinity in Kolkata.