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Forget fake invoices. The real risk is the assumptions made in the balance sheet to hide lossesMost accounting risks make noise. The biggest one on the Indian balance sheet doesn't. It hides inside growth assumptions, discount rates, ...- India’s office market tilts decisively toward Grade A as premium spaces dominate demandGrade A office rentals are rising as companies seek superior facilities. This trend is driving demand for premium spaces, particularly in c...
- Office market stabilising; vacancies to decline marginally, rents to rise: NuvamaOffice space vacancy in India is set to decrease slightly. Rental growth will improve as demand and supply trends balance. New office space...
- One out of 5 shopping centres vacant over 40% across 32 cities: Knight FrankThere are 74 ghost shopping centres -- those with vacancy of more than 40 per cent -- out of 365 such retail properties across the top 32 c...
- India's office leasing record pace poised to continue in FY26India's commercial office market is experiencing a boom, with record leasing in FY25 driven by GCCs, BFSI, and IT-BPM sectors. Net absorpti...
- Rising business confidence, commitment drives front office leasing growthIndia's prime business districts, particularly in Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Hyderabad, are experiencing a surge in demand for premium office s...
- Vacancy at office space dips further on the back of strong demandIndia's office space vacancy declined for the seventh consecutive quarter to 15.7% in Q1 2025, driven by strong leasing activity and limite...
- Job vacancies fall faster in UK than elsewhereJob vacancies in the UK have fallen more sharply than in comparable countries, with a 23% decrease in listings on recruitment platform Inde...
- Vacancy rate dips further as office space demand remains robustIndia's office space vacancy rate has fallen to 17.1%, its lowest since 2020, due to heightened corporate demand and low new supply. High l...
- UK regular pay growth slows for first time since JanuaryUK regular pay growth has decreased to 7.8% from 7.9%, while inflation-adjusted pay has increased by 0.7%, the highest since October 2021. ...
- UK unemployment edges up but pay growth beats forecastsThe UK's unemployment rate unexpectedly rose to 3.8% in the three months to February, its highest since Q2 2022, highlighting a dilemma for...
- UK jobless rate rises, vacancies fall againWith finance minister Jeremy Hunt set to raise taxes and cut spending on Thursday to fix the public finances, potentially deepening an expe...
- UK companies hire at record pace as economy reopensThe number of vacancies is now above its pre-pandemic level from early 2020, and stands at a three-year peak.
- A fifth of China's housing is empty. That's five crore homesA study shows that every fifth house in China is empty, which is highest anywhere in the world.
- Demonetisation cost realty sector Rs 22,000 cr: Knight Frank ReportDemonetisation pulled down last quarter sales across all cities. Despite one-third of the fourth quarter being the festive season, sales fe...
- Prime office markets' rentals soar as vacancy rates dropRobust demand from occupiers and limited supply of grade A offices have continued to push rentals in prime Indian office space markets incl...
- 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.
- Mumbai office space Q3 absorption up 50%, but average vacancy too rises to 20%Mumbai office realty market witnessed the highest absorption across cities in India during July-September.
- Mumbai luxury residential sales slip in June: Jones Lang LaSalleAccording to a report released by Jones Lang LaSalle, country's financial capital saw a dip in residential sales, primarily in luxury segme...
- Slow growth forces realtors to cut rentals by 10-15%Noida posted highest vacancy rate of 15%. Supply mismatch in IT/SEZ space was reflected through rentals which saw a correction. Top 25 Styl...
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