Godrej Garden City gets A Rating
Track2Realty Investment Magnet Report 2015 picks up 100 best housing…
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Nitesh Fisher Island gets A+ Rating
Track2Realty Investment Magnet Report 2015 picks up 100 best housing…
IndoSpace inks two MOUs with MIDC worth Rs. 768 crore
MOUs signed at Maharashtra Investment Summit during Make In India…
Guy Perry joins Essel Infraprojects as head of its smart city business
Perry’s appointment to help build cross disciplinary teams for building…
Resilient Chennai rising to chart a new growth trajectory: JLL
JLL report finds Chennai market rising to new high. Chennai’s…
Time for real estate to get rational with budget
Finance Ministry officials maintain that budget wish list of developers…
A new CEO-led consortium to drive sustainability in India’s housing sector
IFC, a member of the World Bank Group, is convening a voluntary, collaborative effort with leading Indian housing sector companies to form an industry-led Sustainable Housing Leadership Consortium to drive sustainability in India’s housing market with a particular focus on the affordable housing sector.
Affordable luxury—contrasting match or confusing mate?
Call it contrasting match of the two extreme ends or just the confusing mate living together, but affordable luxury has gained ground in Indian realty, finds Track2Realty.
International airport to change Pune real(i)ty
An airport has been catalyst to the development and urbanisation of any given city. More often than not, it proves to be the catalyst to the growth of the real estate market of the given city. After all, the housing market is heavily dependent on the commercial activity in the city and for the big ticket commercial activities to take place what the multinational companies and the big corporate houses need the most is an international airport.
Real(ty) reasons in Mumbai to feel excited in 2016
To say that the year 2015 has not been very excisiting for the real estate market across the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR) would be stating the obvious. The slowdown in the macro-economy, wait & watch by the homebuyers in the property market, relatively higher cost of borrowing till late and fate of reforms oriented policies hanging in uncertainty all collectively dampenend the property market in India’s financial capital. Will the year 2016 be any different?