DLF’s KP Singh and Anil Ambani out of top 10 in Forbes list
While the real estate market looks subdued with the sector weathering a host of issues, this is not a good news either. DLF’s Chairman K P Singh is out of the top ten list of Forbes.
While the real estate market looks subdued with the sector weathering a host of issues, this is not a good news either. DLF’s Chairman K P Singh is out of the top ten list of Forbes.
While other leading players in the realty and construction are reeling under investors’ loss of confidence, JP Infra’s stock has zoomed by over 40 per cent from Rs.44.50 exactly a month ago to Rs.63.05 on the BSE, outpacing peers.
The festival of Diwali has a direct bearing on the property market, and irrespective of the overall macro economic scenario the property transactions around this time of the year have been the maximum.
In the wake of large scale criticism and the realtors’ protest against repo rate hike, the Government raised the housing loan ceiling for availing one per cent interest subsidy to Rs.15 lakh from existing Rs.10 lakh.
Realty major DLF has begun selling homes in south Bangalore for prices starting at Rs.28 lakh compared to the Rs.70 lakh-plus starting price for most of its flats, echoing a trend it has stayed away from for years.
Godrej Properties will raise up to Rs.750 crore through a shares issue over the next 6-12 months to bring down promoters’ shareholding in the company from the current 83.79% to 75%.
The real estate developers have taken the verdict of the Allahabad High Court, which has awarded a greater compensation to farmers of Gautam Budh Nagar but has not stopped acquisition anywhere barring three villages in their stride.
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) on Thursday said it would probe real estate company DLF following allegations by Kimsuk Krishna Sinha that he had been duped of Rs.34 crore.
Fire Capital has entered into a 50:50JV with Tamil Nadu based Omshakthy Agencies (Madras) Pvt Ltd to develop residential projects and townships in and around Chennai.
As the realty major DLF moves the Compat to challenge the CCI penalty of Rs.630 crore, the real estate sector will soon get an answer as to whether their business falls under the service sector.