Aliens Group launches Aliens HUB
Hyderabad-based Aliens Group has launched a new residential project- Aliens Hub.
Hyderabad-based Aliens Group has launched a new residential project- Aliens Hub.
UK-based real estate fund Trinity Capital Plc sold its stake in Kapstone Constructions Pvt. Ltd, a subsidiary firm of Mumbai-based developer Keystone Realtors Pvt. Ltd.
Private equity firm India Property Fund has picked up a 49% stake in Ramprastha Group’s housing project Skyz in Gurgaon for Rs.120 crore.
The decision on allowing external commercial borrowings (ECBs) for the real estate sector still hangs fire with the Finance Ministry and the Reserve Bank of India holding opposing views.
Patel Realty India Ltd plans to launch 3-3.5 million sq ft of projects valued around Rs.300 crore during the present financial year across the country.
While business travellers’ hotel is an established concept in several European countries, the concept is yet to catch fancy in India.
Four years after Singapore-based Ascott Ltd, a serviced residence operator, entered India, it has decided to part ways with its local partner in a bid to speed up expansion plans and have more control over its proposed projects.
Vigneshwara Developers is developing a ten-acre business-cum-technology park for the Haryana State Industrial & Infrastructure Development Corporation (HSIIDC) within the 150-acre technology corridor at Manesar in Gurgaon.
Baring Private Equity Partners India (BPEP), along with some of its international investors, is likely to invest about $75 million, or approximately Rs 350 crore, in the Bangalore-based Century Real Estate. Baring’s individual commitment to the deal is around $53 million, while overseas investors who are backing the fund may bring in a little over $20 million in additional investment.
The median age of the country is likely to gradually increase from about 29 to 38 by 2050. Similarly, the proportion of aged people (above 60 years) is likely to increase from about 11% in 2024 to 21% in 2050. At the global level, over the next three decades (by 2050), of the 2.1 billion people above 60 years, India would account for a 17% share indicating a significant demand growth for senior care including housing in the country.