Terrorist attacks on Mumbai spread a wave of fear among citizens of metropolitan cities. due to this experts are expecting a further dip in  already sagging property prices in Mumbai, especially in South Mumbai. South Mumbai, …

Mumbai’s terrorist attack may cut demand for offices and retail space in the nation’s financial capital, Macquarie Research said today. “If the government action does not help bring confidence back for foreign investors, we could …

Following the recent terrorist attacks in Mumbai, India, real estate in India is expected to be significantly affected and Indian real estate market is likely to fall.
“The attacks will have a ripple effect on the …

Mumbai Terror will certainly have its worse effects on the real estate business. In the medium-to-long term, the impact will be marginal, provided the government takes concrete measures to avoid recurrence of such incidence in the …

Terrorist attacks on India’s finance capital Mumbai will seriously impact the image of Mumbai and India. Coming after the series of terrorist attacks earlier this year, the impression the world gets is that there is no control, …

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 …

India’s building boom is petering out. Many large realtors are in dire financial straits, their shares have been battered and real estate prices are dropping.
As with all economic transitions, this one too has both good …

The giant cranes that once worked long into the Mumbai night are still, the roar of concrete mixers has dulled, and hundreds of migrant workers have gone home.
A slowing economy, high interest rates, tighter credit …

The growing numbers of British expatriates living in Mumbai (Bombay) – locally known as the Manhattan of the East – say that life here is not a cheap alternative.
According to the latest UK Government statistics, …

Real estate prices in India requires to drop by 30% to spur demand, said Goldman Sachs in a report. However, the report further maintained that the sharp decline in the prices will have a negative …