In Mumbai, India’s commercial and entertainment capital, real estate is notoriously expensive. In the past decade, India’s galloping economic growth gave birth to a housing boom, built around the emerging middle class – a 300-million-strong, …

What’s in a name, you may ask. Lots, if you believe the nation’s property developers and go by the latest trend in the real estate industry as well. Gone are the days when residential properties …

India received $2.2 billion foreign direct investments (FDI) in May this year, department of industrial policy & promotion (DIPP) secretary Ajay Shankar said. There is a 43% drop in the FDI inflow in May 2009 …

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 …

India has dropped to third place in global foreign direct investments (FDI) this year following the economic meltdown, but will continue to remain among the top five attractive destinations for international investors during the next …

“The right sized product, at the right price will surely be a sell-out,” says Sukhraj Nahar, chairman of the Nahar Group. At the MCHI’s India Realty Expo, 2009, in Dubai, the Nahar Group offered NRIs …

The year 2009 will lift the gloom in the real estate market as the property market turns buyer friendly with the cuts in property rates and home loan rates. Developers for their part would benefit …

Indian real estate industry is changing, says Sonal lalwani, Head- Marketing & Corporate Communications, RMZ Corp, Chennai

India is likely to have her own housing starts index. A Technical Advisory Group (TAG) set up by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has recommended the creation of a Housing Start-up Index (HSUI) to …

Like her sisters across the seven seas, India, too, could have her own housing starts index. A technical advisory group (TAG) set up by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has recommended the creation of …