Real estate developers anticipate Union Budget 2012 to bring pragmatic provisions, including increased infrastructure funds for housing and removal of service tax on residential construction.
India's real estate industry hopeful for relief in Budget 2012, seeking industry status, tax revisions, and affordable housing incentives.
The state government will implement its affordable housing policy on April 15, requiring builders to reserve 20% of land for small-sized housing, despite some reservations.
Many potential buyers are hesitant to invest in under-construction homes due to concerns about builders' reliability, despite lower prices and customization options.
Acron Infra Project is constructing a 2,800-apartment residential complex in Pune, focusing on affordability and eco-friendliness. The project, costing INR 800 crore, will be developed in six phases and offer modern amenities.
Builders Association of India advises Maharashtra government to let MHADA, MMRDA, and CIDCO handle SRA scheme redevelopment
Rajiv Gandhi Realty Excellence Awards 2010 honors top developers for affordable housing
Realtors shift focus to luxury housing due to increasing demand, with major developers planning high-value projects across Indian cities.
Affordable housing concept emerged as a ray of hope in India's residential realty market after economic recession, aiding its early recovery.
Noida Extension: Emerging Hub with Prime Location, Connectivity, and Affordable Housing
Yatra Capital to invest ₹115 cr in Indian real estate in FY10, focusing on affordable residential projects in tier I and II cities.
Inno Real Estate launches its first self-developed residential project, GeoCity, a 131-acre township in Oragadam near Chennai, featuring 4,000 units and amenities.
Khinvasara Group, a prominent real estate developer in Aurangabad, has launched Khinvasara Estates, a 7-acre residential project near Walunj. Offering 1/2 BHK flats and 3 BHK row houses, the project aims to provide modern living spaces at affordable prices.
India's real estate market is booming, attracting domestic and international investors, particularly NRIs. Growth in affordable and luxury housing is expected, driven by demand from low-income groups, MNC expats, and NRIs.
Industry experts Pranay Vakil and Pankaj Kapoor discussed real estate trends, issues, and consequences at Moneylife Foundation's event on May 5. They highlighted the need for rental housing, infrastructure, and regulation.
Rising realty costs trouble homebuyers, 30% price hike since Aug 2009, experts anticipate 15% correction for market buoyancy.
Around 44% of the population earns between Rs 8,500 and Rs 40,000 monthly. Are affordable homes truly accessible to this segment, especially with financing challenges? Expert Arun Mohan proposes solutions in his book "Affordable Housing: How Law and Policy can make it possible."
Residential markets in major Indian cities like Mumbai and NCR saw significant value appreciation in late 2009, driven by an economic slowdown that favored affordable housing.
Indian real estate is experiencing a resurgence due to increased construction, especially in affordable housing, and record-low home loan rates. This has led to renewed optimism among consumers, particularly in Tier II and Tier III cities.
The real estate sector expresses concern over the newly imposed service tax on housing, urging the finance minister for reconsideration and better urban housing policies.
Is the concept of "affordable housing" truly feasible for middle-class families? Experts and industry leaders analyze the current state of affordable housing and discuss necessary improvements.
Jaypee Group launches Lake District, a new residential project within its Sports City township in Greater Noida. The project offers 2BHK, 3BHK, and 4BHK apartments with an artificial lake.
Jaypee Group announces Jaypee Greens Sports City in Greater Noida, near key landmarks, offering affordable 2 and 3 bedroom apartments and commercial properties.
Residential real estate prices have increased by 10% in three months as market sentiment and transactions improve. Prices were initially cut by 30% to combat decreased demand.
Home loan interest rates fall below 8% as DCB and GIC Housing compete, sparking a price war during the festive season.