The booming property market has been an apple of eye for foreign investors as they have raised their stake in several prominent construction companies listed on the bourses.
In addition, Indian real estate stocks are believed …
India’s second largest employment generating industry post agriculture, Real Estate, is keenly awaiting the Union Budget with a list of expectations. This expectation list chiefly comprises key issues like simplification of income tax structure, reduction …
An example of First signs of a price correction, say analysts.
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Country’s real estate sector might be witnessing ebbs but the downturn is only making things attractive for foreign investors. The slowdown, in fact, has set in more realistic valuations and growth-oriented investment opportunities for biggies …
Famous for its temples, Madurai has always been on tourists’ radar and gets a steady flow of visitors round the year. But that’s not the only claim to fame for the second largest city in …
Hiranandani Constructions, promoted by billionaire Niranjan Hiranandani, is planning to set up a chain of hospitals in the country.
The total investment in these projects could be around Rs 500 crore. The company plans to become …
Real estate developers in India are planning alternative measures to cut down costs of construction by about 15 to 20% owing to the recent hike in raw material inputs costs for construction, especially, cement. Red …
Bus stands would be the latest venues for modern multiplexes and glitzy shopping malls in Punjab. Realizing that most bus stands are usually located at prime locations in Chandigarh and other cities in Punjab and …
With the state government ‘banning foreigners from buying properties in the state’, local builders have fine tuned their strategies and are promoting five-year leases among tourists.
There are no official figures to prove the trend, but …
Real estate developers, who are already straddled with stagnant demand for housing and high costs of construction, have now to reckon with a major liquidity crunch in the banking system and high interest rates on …
