International hotel chains like Hilton, Accor, Carlson and Starwood are concerned about the viability of their India plans. Many hotels chains have tied up with real estate developers like DLF, Emaar MGF, Unitech and Parsvanath …

The credit crunch has hit the real estate really hard. Indias largest real estate company, DLF said that it was scaling down on projects. Only a day after, on Wednesday, Emaar MGF, which got itself …

DLF, India’s biggest realtor according to market capitalisation, has delayed its Mumbai projects, including development of a mill property at Lower Parel and a hotel project, as a severe downturn puts the real estate sector …

It’s been a bad year for property tycoon Kushal Pal Singh with shares in his firm DLF, India’s largest developer, diving 80 percent since January amid global economic turmoil.
Singh, who owns 88 percent of DLF, …

Indian property prices are likely to fall by a quarter in the coming year as the global economic crisis saps homebuyer confidence, adding to the problems of capital-strapped developers.
A property market boom has been waning …

Mr. Rohtas Goel, Chairman of Omaxe and also president of Naredco mentioned that ”Realty prices in NCR have already fallen by 20-40%. For example: Appartments selling for Rs. 5000 per sq ft in Gurgaon now cost only …

India’s biggest real estate developer, said a recovery in the property market in the next six months hinges on lower home-loan rates to lure first- time buyers.
“Mortgage rates in India are at 12 percent to …

Real estate players are not willing to cut prices of apartments and houses as suggested by FM P Chidambaram on 18 November.
DLF chairman KP Singh said that prices have already been cut in the last …

DLF Ltd,  has fired some of its employees and put on hold some of its residential, commercial and hotel projects, because of a slump in real estate demand and liquidity crunch.
“We must have laid off …

Someone please help me here. How is it that the country’s top realtors who could not have, in their wildest dreams, hoped for formal audiences with the country’s economic decision-makers even a few years ago …