Articles tagged with: Gurgaon
DLF and Unitech, the country’s top two real estate firms, are understood to have bid for a 350-acre plot in Gurgaon with a reserve price of about Rs 1,700 crore. According to sources, DLF and …
Encouraged by price correction and lowering of interest rates, the real estate market, after a period of relative inactivity lasting the first few months of the year, witnessed improved levels of activity on the part …
Is it a good time to buy or sell in the real estate market right now? Chances are that as a prospective buyer or a property owner, you may be facing a serious dilemma. Industry …
In a move expected to give a big push to the housing sector in Gurgaon and Faridabad, the Haryana Housing Board is in the process of inviting expressions of interest for building 8,000 flats in …
Unitech is planning to raise $300-500 million through an issue of convertible debt instruments to multiple private equity investors.
According to a person with direct direct knowledge of the company’s plan, Unitech, which is desperately looking …
Unitech, India’s second largest listed real estate company, is looking at restructuring a Rs 800-crore loan from public sector banks, as it attempts to save itself from sinking under the huge debt burden. The company …
With reduction in land prices , an average 30% across India in the past 6 months, many medium-sized developers are trying to renegotiate the joint development agreements, they had signed with landowners earlier.
“Renegotiations have definitely …
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 …
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 …
