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Amrapali to refund entire amount; Supertech seeks legal opinion
Real estate company Amrapali, which has been worst affected by the Supreme Court judgment regarding land acquisition in Greater Noida, today said it is refunding the entire amount to home-buyers who have opted out from its township in the area.
DLF hires 3,000 advisors for insurance business; 500 for realty
DLF has reportedly added over 3,000 advisors in its insurance joint venture DLF Pramerica Life Insurance during last fiscal for the future growth of the business.
Indian Angel invests $1 mn in realty portal GrOffr
Angel investors, Indian Angel Network has invested $1 million in the Mumbai-based real estate portal GrOffr.com for a minority stake.
Cinemax enters in Pune
Cinemax, India’s largest multiplex chain launched its flagship property in Pune, the second largest city in Maharashtra.
Alexandria to invest Rs 500 cr on BT park
US-based real estate developer Alexandria’s Indian arm — Alexandria Real Estate Equities Inc is planning to invest around Rs.500 crore to develop a biotechnology park in Bangalore.
DB group drags Etisalat to CLB
The DB group, Etisalat’s partner in India, has moved the Company Law Board (CLB) against the UAE-based company.
Shipra Group appoints Manik Dhodi as Vice-President, Retail and Hotels
Shipra Group has appointed Manik Dhodi as their Vice President, Retail and Hotels. Manik has been associated with Shipra Group since June 2009 as Head – Mall Operations.
DLF hires Chairman’s grandson on board as trainee
A new next-generation member from its founding family has joined the country’s largest real estate group DLF, but Rahul Talwar, a grandson of chairman KP Singh, would begin his journey as a ‘trainee’.
Giorgio Armani and Ferragamo may change DLF as Indian partner
Two marquee international brands — Giorgio Armani and Ferragamo — that have joint ventures with leading realty player DLF group’s subsidiary, DLF Brands, have been talking to other corporate groups and investors to scope out the potential of changing their Indian partner.