ASK Investment raises Rs.500 crore for realty fund
ASK Property Investment Advisors, part of the financial services group ASK Group, has made a first close of its second real estate fund at Rs.520 crore.
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Oberoi Realty eyes expansion in weak market
Oberoi Realty plans to expand its land holdings in key cities as debt-laden rivals struggling with rising costs and slowing sales look to cut assets.
India property show begins in Dubai
The Indian Property Show opened at Dubai World Trade Center, Hall No.4.
Rate hike may hit realty sector hard
The Reserve Bank’s decision to raise key policy rates by 25 basis points today is likely to have a negative impact on the real estate sector.
DLF shares fell to 2 year low
India’s top listed real estate developer DLF Ltd missed analysts’ estimates with a 19 percent fall in quarterly profit due to cost rises.
$5 bn PE exits expected from Indian realty
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.
Hold or sell real estate? The tough question
Over the last six to seven years, the number of investors who enter the residential real estate sector for the purpose of capital appreciation has been increasing.
Strong growth predicted for many global commercial real estate markets
Latin America and Asia remain the strongest real estate markets in the world but emerging markets in Europe, particularly Poland, show further improvements, according to the latest Global Commercial Property Survey.
JLL update on Mumbai real estate
After recording significant leasing in 4Q10, Mumbai city witnessed moderate transaction activity in 1Q11 as the major office occupiers of India Inc awaited the impact of budget on their corporate real estate strategy for the next fiscal year.
Indian realtors expected to face distress and debt trap, says Knight Frank
Indian real estate is expected to face “large-scale distress” amid rising borrowing costs and shrinking access to credit that may force developers into fire sales for assets, according to Knight Frank.