Jones Lang LaSalle India Launches Corporate Finance Division
Jones Lang LaSalle India, the country’s largest international property consultancy, has launched an exclusive Corporate Finance division.
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Redevelopment – guidelines for housing societies
In Mumbai, rising costs and lack of space make it unfeasible for residents to move out of aging and often sadly dilapidated housing societies.
India property show begins in Dubai
The Indian Property Show opened at Dubai World Trade Center, Hall No.4.
GIREM – Jones Lang LaSalle Corporate Capital Summit in Mumbai
GIREM (Global Initiative for Restructuring Environment and Management), in association with Jones Lang LaSalle, is organizing a high-powered summit, which will be attended by the top brass and decision makers of the real estate and capital market fraternities.
Guidelines for retail investors
Buying an office or retail space is a huge investment, which is why commercial real estate has been traditionally seen as an asset class that only institutional investors or heavyweight HNIs could invest in.
A career in an international property consultancy
A real estate consultant has the complex and responsibility-driven role of dealing with high-value property assets.
Understanding residential property investment
The fundamental aims of any residential property investment should be to maximise yield as well as capital gains and to reduce the risk as far as possible.
MARG ProperTies unveils new brand mascot – “Mr. Joy”
MARG Limited, the diversified infrastructure development company has unveiled “Mr. Joy”, the mascot symbolizing a new brand identity for its real estate arm – MARG ProperTies.
Shopping malls are hang outs, but Indians avoid mall shopping
As many as seven out of 10 Indians with disposal income, a whopping 72 per cent, go to shopping malls at least twice a month but don’t buy the monthly food & grocery, apparels or consumer durables over there.
Chennai needs 60,000 more houses
India’s housing shortfall is estimated to be around 27 million and Chennai city alone faces a deficit of 60,000 housing units.