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India to witness rapid data centre growth fueled by favourable demographics: Goldman SachsThe report, titled Outlook for Data Centers in Asia, states that data centre demand is expected to grow at a 20% compound annual growth rat...- Quote of the day by Robert De Niro: 'You don't need words to...' Life lessons on communication, love and human nature by popular Academy Award winning American actorQuote of the day by Robert De Niro highlights the role of emotions, silence, and human connection in daily life. The quote explains that fe...
- Chanel for Chandigarh, Mango for Mangaluru: India’s luxury map shifts beyond metrosIndia's retail landscape is shifting as smaller Tier-2 cities are now attracting global brands and premium malls, outperforming larger metr...
- India's flexible workspace market shifts to corporate-led growth, large enterprise occupies 72% seats: ReportIndia's flexible workspace market is now dominated by large enterprises. These big companies account for 72% of flex seat absorption, a sig...
- Branded residences gain traction in India amid growing wealth baseIndia is rapidly emerging as a significant global player in branded residences, ranking sixth worldwide for live projects. Driven by a grow...
- India’s office market crosses 1 billion sq ft, rents on the rise: Knight Frank studyIndia's office real estate is on track for a record-breaking 2025, with Q3 leasing hitting 17.8 million sq ft. Strong demand from Global Ca...
- Tamil Nadu requires USD 111 billion investments, to reach GSDP of USD 2.6 trillion by 2047: reportAccording to a study by global real estate consultancy Knight Frank India, Tamil Nadu would need investments of $111 billion for its econom...
- Mumbai prime residential prices up 5% in June quarter, ranks 6th globallyIn the second quarter ending June, Bengaluru ranked 20th among these markets with a 3.6% price rise and New Delhi stood at 26th position wi...
- Sanghai, Tokyo, Mumbai emerge as top data centre markets in APAC region: Report"Shanghai (2,692 MW), Tokyo (2,575 MW) and Mumbai (2,337 MW) have emerged as the top Data Centre markets in the Asia-Pacific region," Knigh...
- Mumbai emerges as third biggest data center market in Asia-Pacific regionThe study focuses on nine rapidly emerging markets in the Asia Pacific Region, namely - Bangkok, Hong Kong, Kuala Lumpur, Mumbai, Seoul, Sh...
- Mumbai, Bengaluru outshine APAC peers in office rentalsIn the National Capital Region, however, office rents remained stable during the quarter. Prime rentals in all the three Indian cities are ...
- Delhi top Asian hub for private aviation in 2021: Report“Business aviation activity saw a sharp recovery in 2021, with a spectacular rebound in business jet demand in the second half of the year,...
- Global prime property prices up 8.2% on average in Q2, Indian cities decline marginally: ReportAccording to the analysis, 35 global cities witnessed an on-year rise in prime residential prices in the second quarter of 2021. Around 13 ...
- Student housing gets investment worth USD 100 mn in 2018; potential to attract USD 50 bn: ReportKnight Frank has estimated that the demand for PBSA bed spaces across the country to grow at a rate of around 8 per cent each year until 20...
- How big a luxury home can $1 million buy?Based on data crunched by Knight Frank, it appears the number of square feet you can own can vary wildly from city to city.
- Why real estate is not a good investment right nowProperty prices in most cities have risen at a slow pace in the past 3 years. The large number of unsold units and long selling time only a...
- India’s billionaire count is expected to double by 2024: ReportIndia will have 136 people with net worth of at least $1 bn by 2024, up from 68 now, according to Knight Frank Wealth Report 2015.
- Currently, Bangalore real estate is priced perfectly for NRIs to invest thereThe study showed that residential prices in the tech city have moved in narrow ranges in FY2012, without much variation.
- 5 states to contribute Rs 50 lac cr industrial output by 2016Andhra Pradesh, Gujarat, Karnataka, Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu are projected to increase their industrial production.
- You’ll find the most expensive homes in LondonLondon is the world’s most expensive place in which to buy a home, followed by Monaco and St Jean Cap Ferrat in southern France, an annual ...
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