Real estate companies in India are facing challenges with rising costs and sluggish demand, raising concerns over financing transparency compared to their Chinese counterparts.
TAIB Bank invests Rs 216 crore in Anant Raj Projects via Shari'ah-compliant deal, valuing the firm at Rs 831 crore, amidst Indian real estate market slowdown.
JP Morgan Chase invests Rs 130 crore for 33% stake in Alok Infrastructure's SPV for a Mumbai realty project.
Tech Mahindra plans to invest Rs. 638 crore ($150 million) in real estate and technology infrastructure over the next three years.
IVRCL to sell high-priced land, focusing on low-cost housing amidst real estate downturn
This article examines the feasibility for IT and ITES companies to establish operations in Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities, weighing the pros and cons of such a move.
Real estate developers adopt 'personalized selling' to stand out in a competitive market, offering tailored experiences to potential buyers.
Parsvnath Developers affirms no price reduction for its properties, with chairman Pradeep Jain stating prices will go up due to rising input costs.
Amarpali Group, led by MD Mr. Anil Kr. Sharma, has successfully ventured into SEZs with international-class 4-5-star hospitality projects in multiple cities.
Sahara India Group, valued at over $50 billion, explores UAE projects in various sectors, including real estate, media, and tourism, seeking investment opportunities.
India's real estate is booming, but fire safety awareness is lagging. Experts note a shift, with builders and consumers seeking better protection beyond basic requirements.
Private Equity deals in Indian real estate and infrastructure reached $2.32 billion in H1 2008, a slight increase but with smaller deal sizes. Sluggish market conditions and funding challenges led developers to seek PE funding, with Red Fort Capital and others closing deals.
Unitech raises $300mn from international fund to support residential projects amidst liquidity crunch
Emaar Properties to invest $150m in 3 Indian real estate projects
Real Estate TV in talks with Dish TV, TataSky for DTH partnership, aiming overseas expansion by Feb 2024
Facility management in India has matured significantly since the 1990s, driven by demand from the IT and BPO sectors, emphasizing the need for professional services.
Real estate stocks have plummeted, with the BSE Realty Index down 68.5% in 2008. DLF announced a buyback, while analysts predict further decline due to slowdowns, rising input costs, and high interest rates.
Hyderabad's Totem Infrastructure enters real estate with ₹200cr project, aims for 25% portfolio share
DLF to set up Rs 800cr VC fund for construction, equipment management
Binani Cement is exploring long-term cement supply contracts with developers including Raheja and Hiranandani, potentially reshaping industry standards.
Vijay and Deepak Raheja have split B Raheja Builders, establishing their own firms. The split, deemed amicable, leads to the division of ongoing projects between them.
The cement industry faces challenges due to rising input costs, decreased market demand, and increased capacity, resulting in projected growth below 10%.
HDFC chairman criticizes developers for not differentiating between super built-up and carpet area, misleading buyers. Industry experts discuss varying building bylaws and the unavoidable inclusion of FSI-free areas in property pricing.
Unity Infraproject reports a 42% rise in profit after tax for FY2008, expands into 3 cities, and targets profitable growth.
DLF announces Rs 500 crore share buyback amid significant market cap loss, aiming to stabilize investor sentiment
