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Dwarka Expressway set to bring more money into Gurgaon realty marketThe Dwarka Expressway, inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, is expected to boost real estate prices in Gurgaon, with developers suc...- Dwarka Expressway to further boost real estate prices in the regionThe inauguration of the Dwarka Expressway by Prime Minister Narendra Modi is expected to boost realty prices in the region, particularly in...
- High-rises: Mumbai stands tall among Indian citiesTall buildings are classified as those exceeding a height of 150 metres. Hyderabad, Kolkata, and Noida collectively contribute 8%, 7%, and ...
- Property market to touch USD 1 trillion by 2030; number of people employed in sector to grow at 7 cr: Housing secretaryHousing and Urban Affairs Secretary Durga Shanker Mishra further said that the states have been asked to soon implement the Model Tenancy A...
- Realtors welcome RBI decision to maintain status quo on policy ratesThe RBI kept benchmark rate unchanged for third time in a row at 4 per cent. It expects the economy to record positive growth in the second...
- Realty players fear pay cuts, job losses as lockdown hits revenueReal estate sector is estimated to see pay cuts and job losses as cash-strapped builders will look to reduce their fixed cost. Property dev...
- Nationwide lockdown to impact housing sales, say realtorsMarket experts also fear that existing customers might delay payments of their instalments to developers, who in turn could default in repa...
- Home prices to remain flat in Delhi-NCRHome prices in Delhi-NCR are likely to remain flat in calendar year 2020 even though leading developers in the region are hopeful that the ...
- Room for growth: Builders focus on commercial realty nowRising interest in commercial real estate was generated by falling vacancy rates and constrained supply of grade-A office spaces.
- All stakeholders should be accountable, say realty developersThe real estate regulatory Bill should fix accountability on all stakeholders, including government authorities and local urban bodies invo...
- Delhi government mulls invoking ESMA as doctors strike enters 2nd day"The minutes of the meeting that has been made public is similar to the one which they (government) had given us in February.
- Budget 2015: Realtors seek tax sops, lower rates for home buyersThe real estate industry today sought more tax incentives and lower interest rates for the home buyers in the upcoming Budget to revive dem...
- FDI in real estate may double after easing of rules: NAREDCOYesterday, the Cabinet relaxed FDI rules in construction sector by reducing minimum built-up area as well as capital requirement and easing...
- Foreign investors push for tax breaks to list Indian REITsThese investment trusts are touted as being potential game changers for the realty and infrastructure sectors, which are facing liquidity p...
- Budget 2014: Tax sops for realty sector to boost housing demand say expertsTata Housing MD and CEO Brotin Banerjee said the budget has introduced proposals that would help kick-start investment in the real estate s...
- Realty bill aims to ensure timely possession of propertyThe real estate regulatory bill will ensure that home users get timely possession of properties, and as per the specifications promised by ...
- Realtors welcome real estate regulatory billRealtors' body NAREDCO today said the proposed law will bring transparency in the sector, while helping home buyers in redressal of their g...
- Project management key for sustainable growth: ExpertsThere is a need for effective project management to achieve sustainable growth, industry experts have said.
- Skyscrapers: Will low-rise Delhi take to high living?In a city where garden bungalows are the height of aspirational living, and lower floors fetch a premium in residential towers, selling apa...
- Realty sector disappointed with 'lacklustre' Interim BudgetThe Indian realty sector, which is reeling under a severe fund crunch, Monday expressed disappointment over the "lacklustre" interim budget...
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