DLF eyes Rs 7000cr from sale of assets
DLF plans to raise Rs.7,000 crore in the next two to three years from the sale of non-core assets to reduce its net debt of Rs.21,424 crore.
DLF plans to raise Rs.7,000 crore in the next two to three years from the sale of non-core assets to reduce its net debt of Rs.21,424 crore.
DLF Ltd will focus on plotted development in the short term in a bid to weather the blow from rising inflation and input costs.
Sports cities – townships conceived and executed on a sports-centric theme and lifestyle concept – are a unique emerging real estate trend in the country.
DLF Ltd has reported a marginal drop of 4.8% in its net profit for the year ending 31 March 2011.
The Indian rental housing sector is seriously under-serviced by the organized real estate industry.
CHD Developers Ltd. has reported its all time highest net sales of Rs. 86.11 crore for the quarter ended March 31, 2011.
Infrastructure development firm Phadnis Infrastructure plans to invest over Rs 1,700 crore in the next five years to fuel its expansion plans.
Real estate developer Zinc Hospitality, which holds equity in properties like Taj Safaris, Taj Asia, Hilton in New York and India Safaris, is all set to bring its own brands to India.
Delhi Police have busted a gang of fraudulent real estate managers who had tricked people into buying land in Masharashtra towns at ‘low rates’ and fled.
Private equity investors are poised to exit roughly $5 billion worth of Indian real estate investments in the next two or three years, a Nomura report said.