DLF plans to invest around INR 3,500 crore in various residential and commercial projects in and around Chennai and in Hyderabad. The projects will be developed through a SPV, which will have equity capital from …

Real estate developer DLF Ltd, which has paid large advance payments to various governments for townships and commercial projects, is now looking for refunds as the projects are not moving at the expected pace. The …

A decision by DLF Ltd, the country’s biggest realty firm by market value, to reduce prices of its apartments in Chennai and Bangalore by between 10% and 30% could trigger a wider correction in what …

DLF, the nation’s biggest real estate developer, has raised Rs 720 crore from selling bonds to insurance companies as part of its plan to raise Rs 5,000 crore from such sales.
DLF on February 24 raised …

A review on Indian residential market in 2007 predicted residential space marketshare of the Delhi National Capital Region (NCR) at 35% among the top seven property markets in the country by 2009-10. The closest other market …

Credit rating agencies might downgrade pass-through certificates (PTCs) issued by non-banking finance companies (NBFCs) and real estate sector further in 2009.
According to a Fitch report on Indian Structured Finance, rating actions taken up to January …

Real estate  prices in India are plunging, projects are failing to take off and the industry is reeling under a severe liquidity crunch.”Transactions are down 80 percent, prices are on downward trend everywhere, new projects …

Real-estate companies are planning to ask the Government to buy out their unsold flats at current market prices and sell these at a later date. The proposal floated by one of the big Delhi-headquartered and …

 DLF, India’s biggest real estate developer said that it would invest Rs.15,000 crores over the next three years to develop various mid-income residential projects (affordable houses) across the country in Rs. 15.-40 lakh range.
DLF’s investment plans for …

Unitech and Ansal Properties & Infrastructure are among the country’s real estate companies most at risk of collapsing due to rising debt and a drop in sales, Kim Eng Research said.Indian developers’ debt, including advances …