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Embassy Group buys 100-acre land for business park in BengaluruEmbassy Group, India’s leading real estate developer, has partially acquired a 100-acre land parcel from Cornerstone Group in Varthur near ...
Global investors buy $2 billion office space in 2014Canadian Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB) along with Shapoorji Pallonji and Dutch pension fund APG and GIC of Singapore.
Blackstone-Embassy JV plans to buy 3 IT parks for Rs 3,000 croreBlackstone has been acquiring income-earning office properties in India for the past two years through its various joint ventures with deve...
Global PE funds more than doubled investments in Indian realty: C&WGlobal fund houses such as Xander Group, Peninsula Brookfield, Stan-Chart RE and Blackstone committed big bucks to the Indian real estate s...
APG and Xander launch $300 million India office fund“Over time, if buying opportunities continue to emerge, the venture’s size may be increased to $500 million,” a statement from APG and Xand...
Embassy-Blackstone joint venture buys majority stake in Bangalore business parkA company spokesperson said that Embassy office Parks has acquired 60 per cent stake in Embassy TechVillage for nearly Rs 1,200 crore.
Blackstone, Standard Chartered Bank to fund Bangalore SEZBlackstone Group and Standard Chartered Bank will extend Rs 1,150 crore funding to Embassy Office Parks for buying 60% stake in SEZ.
IT park builders log on to on-campus homesDevelopers believe that the time has come to offer residential solutions that allow buyers to circumvent or reduce the impact of the city's...
Blackstone rivals DLF in office realtyDLF has over 27 million sqft of office space but could soon lose top slot to Blackstone, managing assets worth $200 billion globally.
RMZ, Tishman Speyer and Oberoi Realty bid for Goldman’s Bangalore projectGoldman Sachs has received bids from a number of India’s top real estate companies — including the RMZ Group, Tishman Speyer and Oberoi Rea...
Companies get nod to expand SEZ operations into other zoneGovernment has allowed companies having operations in one special economic zone (SEZ) to expand operations into another one seamlessly.
- Private equity biggie in talks to buy Bangalore Co Vrindavan for 900 crore
The deal is expected to value Vrindavan at about Rs 2,200 crore after factoring Rs 1,200 crore debt and possible payouts to state governmen...
- IT buys more space, 15,000 jobs coming soon
The revival of economic fortunes is leading to a new wave of job creation with companies stepping on the expansion pedal.