India's real estate sector is set to thrive due to economic growth, with developers focusing on affordability and smaller apartments to attract buyers.
India's real estate industry shifts towards green building concept, with 30 million sqft of environment-friendly space, up from 20,000 sqft in 2003.
Several major Indian real estate developers, including Emaar MGF and Godrej Properties, plan IPOs in the current year, signaling a potential recovery for the industry.
Unitech seeks to restructure Rs 800-crore loan from public sector banks, amid debt burden of Rs 2,500 crore due by March '09
The Indian real estate sector is experiencing a downturn, testing its resilience amid economic changes despite its vital role in urban development and job creation.
NRIs in dilemma on global real estate investment amid financial crisis, consider Indian market for contingency planning
PSU banks' attractive home loan rates spur demand in smaller towns, but the impact varies in IT hubs like Pune and Bhubaneswar.
PropertyWala.com, voted India's best real estate website of 2008 by 1.5 million users, offers user-friendly property advertising services. Its comprehensive platform features pictures, videos, and detailed descriptions, making it a top destination for Indian real estate.
Banks urge RBI to relax debt restructuring norms for real estate companies to avoid classifying advances as bad loans, seeking uniformity with other sectors.
Barwa Real Estate and Sun Group have formed a joint venture, Sun-Barwa Land, to explore high-growth opportunities in the Indian real estate sector.
The Indian real estate sector faces a potential 15-20% price correction over the next six months due to a severe credit crunch and demand slowdown. Banks and PE funds have tightened lending, leaving developers in a liquidity crunch.
Build Up 2008: Indian Real Estate Feels Global Slowdown
The Indian real estate sector has seen a significant slowdown, with sales dropping 30%-40% as inflation and liquidity issues strain the market.
Realty stocks dipped 3.70% on Wednesday, led by Indiabulls Real Estate which plunged by over 11%. DLF also saw a decline amid weak market sentiments.
The Indian real estate market faces a significant slowdown, but agents and developers are hopeful that the upcoming Diwali season will revitalize activity.
Falcon Realty Services launches Global Eco-City, a 35-acre green project in Delhi-NCR, offering sustainable homes with solar heating, insulation, and organic farming.
Leading real estate developers in Mumbai unanimously agreed to reduce home prices by 10-12% during a recent meeting at the Grand Hyatt Hotel.
NCR Sees 20% Drop in New Housing Projects Launches as Mid-Income Units Gain Traction
India's real estate sector is experiencing a significant downturn, prompting developers to offer extravagant incentives, such as free BMW cars, to entice buyers of luxury apartments.
Design Arch to develop Rs 150 crore green tech residential project in Greater Noida, with plans for 10 more across India by 2010-11
DIPP and RBI to meet over Lehman's $500M Indian real estate assets, exploring rules for repatriation of funds due to foreign investor bankruptcy.
Lehman Brothers' bankruptcy may cost Indian real estate $1 billion, impacting investments in firms like DLF and Unitech, and exacerbating the credit crisis for Indian developers.
HDFC and its asset management unit have over $1 billion in property funds to buy distressed real estate projects during the current downturn.
A slowdown and price corrections in India's real estate sector are seen as temporary, with 62% of developers expecting long-term growth, as per Ernst & Young and FICCI's 'Realty Pulse' report.
Sobha Developers launches Sobha Scarlet in Mysore, a 14.2-acre project with 83 villas.