Around 2 million sft of office space was added in Chennai and Bangalore during the second quarter of 2008. The demand was primarily driven by IT, telecom and financial sectors in Chennai and biotechnology and …
MUMBAI: Though the realty sector has been hit by the general economic slowdown, smart property investors, who raked in the moolah when the going was good, made use of the equity markets to reduce the …
MUMBAI/BANGALORE: Expecting a huge value erosion in the realty space, corporates have started to float new funds to acquire assets in the domestic property market.
Corporates such as the Aditya Birla group, GMR Infrastructure, Akruti …
The Haryana legislative assembly passed the Haryana Regulation of Property Dealers and Consultants Bill to safeguard the interests of the people using services of property dealers, property consultants and real estate agents
The Bill, which was …
MUMBAI: Slowing demand from India’s retailers has thrown plans of smaller developers in disarray, forcing them to look for buyers, industry officials said.
Small builders had hoped to benefit from a half-decade of sharp growth …
The Supreme Court on Tuesday suggested that the Centre should consider having an expert member on the Intellectual Property Appellate Board (IPAB) that reviews decisions of the Indian patent office.
Hearing the case, Justice SH Kapadia …
NEW DELHI: It has become well nigh impossible for those who invested in real estate last year to exit the scene as the downturn has deepened and the prices being quoted do not even cover …
Bangalore’s residential rentals in central locations for mid-range properties for second quarter (Q2) of 2008 have recorded highest values. Mid-range developments are properties quoting rentals between Rs 100,000 and Rs 120,000 per month.
The values have …
Residential sector in India has witnessed a slowdown following a spurt in property prices and spiralling interest rates on home loans by about five per cent in last four years, an Assocham study said. …
NEW DELHI: The property market is desperately seeking a silver lining — but that seems to be evasive. In fact, real estate developers are facing a double whammy of a dip in prices of residences …
