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.
Farmers in Noida Extension seek better compensation and land return, advocating for a solution that benefits both themselves and homebuyers while addressing grievances with the government.
CapitaMalls Asia plans to invest INR 1,800 crore in India to fund existing malls and develop seven new ones in key cities by 2013.
Crisil introduces real estate ratings to aid buyers in making informed decisions. The rating system assesses various parameters and will cover 21 projects across Tier-I and II cities.
Accor and InterGlobe collaborate to launch an investment fund for a chain of hotels in India.
Shapoorji Pallonji Group aims to enhance ownership in infrastructure as it nears its 150th anniversary, emphasizing roads, ports, and power developments.
Realty sector and infrastructure firms like GMR and HCC are venturing into the education sector, aiming to capitalize on the growing education industry in India.
DLF has received government approval to proceed with its SEZ project in Kolkata, following a lengthy process to revive the initiative amid rising demand for IT space.
Jaypee Group introduces the Yamuna Expressway project in Uttar Pradesh, connecting Noida to Agra, with a total cost of $2 billion.
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.
Tata Sons is urging its subsidiaries, Tata Realty and Tata Housing, to cease their competition, which is adversely affecting their overall operations in real estate.
Omaxe has announced a new Rs 64.8 crore project for AIIMS in Rishikesh, Uttarakhand, with plans for further expansion in the near future.
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.
Tata BlueScope Building Solutions partners with Arshiya International to supply Butler Building Systems for multiple warehousing projects in India, signaling growth in the sector.
Madhucon Projects Ltd secures $3.9M order for a road project in Nepal and plans thermal power project expansion.
Shriram Properties and Career Launcher will open 25 Indus World Schools in townships across Bangalore, Chennai, Kolkata, and Visakhapatnam by 2010.
Omaxe Ltd. plans a Hi-tech township in Lucknow, expected to generate Rs 2800 crores over 5-7 years, enhancing local amenities and infrastructure.
Amrapali Group plans to invest Rs.15,000 crore over five years for various projects, including a new 400-unit housing initiative in Ghaziabad.
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.
Experts predict 2009 to be a year of rebuilding confidence for investors, with opportunities in gold, debt, and select equities. Lower interest rates and multi-year lows for blue chips create long-term investment prospects.
Unitech plans to merge its eight telecom subsidiaries for better management, aiming to roll out services by mid-2009 while navigating delays with Telenor's stake sale.
Satyam Computer Services reverses decision to diversify into real estate and infrastructure after shareholder protests
Sahara Prime City plans to raise Rs 2,000 crore within 18 months for the development of 217 integrated townships across India, focusing on debt and private equity funding.
Indian real estate firms target Middle Eastern diaspora for investment amid economic slowdown, with focus on infrastructure and key sectors in upcoming investment meets.
India's proposed insurance sector liberalization aims to attract foreign investment, but challenges such as infrastructure and public competition remain significant.