Good news for homebuyers of Noida Extension:
The Greater Noida Authority, locked in a standoff with several villages in Noida Extension over acquisition of farmland for constructing apartments, succeeded to end the deadlock with one village …

India’s biggest real estate firm DLF is selling a 27.4-acre plot of land in Gurgaon for around Rs 400 crore. The plot has all approvals and permissions for building a group housing project in place, …

Chief minister Prithviraj Chavan admitted in the state assembly on Tuesday that 21 of the 23 Palm Beach Road high-rises under probe have violated construction norms, putting the heat on Navi Mumbai builders.
A three-bedroom apartment …

DLF, the country’s largest real estate company, on Tuesday reported a 12.8% decline in its consolidated net profit for the first quarter ended June 30 at Rs 358.36 crore on higher expenditure and finance charges. …

Plagued by high cost of land, debt issues and slowdown in sales, the real estate pack has been seeing sluggish growth over the quarter. “The lower and mid-segment sales have been reasonable, and that compensated …

Hotel Leelaventure promoters have hiked stake in the company by over 1 per cent in the first few months of the fiscal as they look to increase holding to 60 per cent, even as their …

The foreign direct investment (FDI) funded real estate developer Alpha G:Corp on Friday announced launching of Alpha International City, Amritsar (AICA) the new integrated housing project at Amritsar. Spread over 500 acres, the project that …

Emaar MGF, one of the respondents in the integrated township-cum golf course project case, has refuted all the charges levelled against itself and the parent company Emaar Properties. A writ petition against Emaar is currently …

Realty major Unitech Ltd is currently developing about 80 projects across the country covering 40 million sq ft of area and focusing on improving its execution capabilities, a top company official has said. “Going forward, …

Entities promising hefty returns to gullible investors from ‘offbeat’ avenues like art, antiques and real estate may soon come under the scanner of Sebi, which is framing a new set of rules for ‘alternative investments’. …