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India's tallest building planned for Gurugram's Global City projectIndia's tallest building is set to rise in Gurugram's upcoming Global City. A 6.7-acre plot has been earmarked for a 620-700 metre mixed-us...- Homebuyers 'fraud': ED attaches Raheja Developers' assets worth over Rs 1,110 croreThe Enforcement Directorate has attached assets exceeding Rs 1,100 crore linked to Raheja Developers. This action is part of a money-launde...
- ED raids against Raheja DevelopersThe Enforcement Directorate has conducted fresh searches at seven locations in Delhi-NCR. The action is part of a money laundering investig...
- NCLT directs initiation of insolvency proceedings against Raheja DevelopersThe National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) has initiated insolvency proceedings against Raheja Developers following a petition by flat buyers...
- Raheja developers to invest Rs 2,000 crore in three years to expedite constructionRaheja Developers plans to invest Rs 2,000 crore over the next three years to speed up the construction of ongoing projects. The company ai...
- Dwarka Expressway corridor could become NCR's ManhattanHyderabad, Kolkata and Noida account for 8%, 7% and 5% of the tall buildings in India, respectively. Gurgaon, Bengaluru, and Chennai contri...
- 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 ...
- NCDRC penalises Raheja developer for delay in Revanta project in Gurgaon“The opposite party (Raheja developers) is directed to refund the entire amount deposited by the respective complainants along with delay c...
- Luxury real estate developers rely on consultants as sales hit due to CovidAlthough, many businessmen are looking to monetise the real estate assets by listing bungalows ranging from Rs 50 crore to Rs 300 crore, bu...
- Now, an apartment comes with Rs 100-crore price tag!With a price tag of Rs 100 cr, a developer is selling a penthouse in Gurgaon as "India's most expensive apartment".
- Raheja Developers to develop over 17,000 housing units in 5 yearsRealty firm Raheja Developers today said it would construct over 17,000 residential units in next five years aiming to generate revenues of...
- Raheja Developers to develop over 17,000 housing units in 5 yearsRealty firm Raheja Developers today said it would construct over 17,000 residential units in next five years.
- Raheja Developers plans Rs 1,000 crore investment on new townshipRaheja Developers is planning to build an integrated township at Sohna near Gurgaon that could entail an investment of about Rs 1,000 crore.
- Raheja Developers to invest Rs 300 crore in group housing project at DharuheraRaheja Developers today said it will invest about Rs 300 crore in a group housing project at Dharuhera in Haryana over the next 4-5 years.
- NRIs home in on property as rupee crashes; look for safe investmentThe response from NRIs who stand to gain from the slide in rupee holds out fresh hope for domestic builders saddled with inventories.
- 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...
- Raheja Developers inks a joint venture with ArabtecInitially, Arabtec will start construction on three of the Raheja projects, Raheja Revanta, Raheja Phoenix and Raheja Srishti.
- Raheja Developers forms JV with Dubai's construction firm Arabtec ConstructionRealty company Raheja Developers today announced a joint venture with Dubai-based Arabtec Construction to build real estate projects.
- Want free foreign trips, cars? Book your dream house and collect your Diwali giftBuilders are enticing homebuyers with alluring offers like free foreign trips, cars ans even a lucky-draw flat to boost realty market this ...
- Arabtec inks $204 mn deal with India's Raheja DevelopersThe Dubai-based builder holds a 63 per cent stake in the venture. The three projects are to be built over the next 48 months.
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