The country’s largest real estate developer DLF is in talks with leading domestic banks ICICI Bank and State Bank of India to refinance a $300-million loan it had raised via external commercial borrowings (ECB) last …

Khazanah Nasional Bhd, the government’s investment arm, is said to have bought ultra-luxury resort chain Amanresorts from India’s largest real estate company DLF.
The Economic Times of India reported that Khazanah may pay between US$300 million …

Real estate companies are looking to fulfill the demand for residential and office space in tier-II and tier-III cities. Most of them have ambitious projects in this financial year.
DLF feels with economic growth faster in …

Chennai:
Concerned over the delay in getting clearance from the Centre for its IT SEZ in Chennai, India’s largest listed developer DLF has decided to pull out of the project, communicating the same to Tamil Nadu …

MUMBAI: Realty giant DLF is planning to build a 90-storey tall super luxury housing project, which it estimates will fetch Rs 15,000 crore, in thisManaging EMI payments
Choosing a home loan scheme
Proposed changes in property taxation
Tips …

New Delhi:
India’s top notch real estate company DLF, is making a quick exit from hospitality sector by selling off its 97% stake from a luxurious hotel group ‘Aman Resorts’. The decision taken on May 17 …

New Delhi:
After many months in the dumps,the housing sector was finally sniffing at a recovery as buyers returned gradually,lured by sharp price cuts and teaser loans.
But a Budget proposal to levy service tax on houses …

Bangalore:
The capital-intensive nature and long gestation periods of hospitality projects are forcing real estate developers to rethink such ventures. While DLF has decided to sell about 7.5 acre of land in Kolkata and Gurgaon after …

Indian developers are looking forward to more feasible studies of any project before actually launching them so that they can avoid the excesses that resulted in the real estate downturn in 2009.
They are sending out …

The decision to buy a house seems like a no-brainer. After all, it is a highly in demand tangible treasure that sees constant appreciation most of the times, besides of course, fulfilling the most basic …