CREDAI Gandhinagar's Three-Day Property Fest (10-12 January 2025) Features 120+ Projects Across Three Cities with Loan Approval and Discounts up to ₹1 Lakh.
SEBI has cautioned investors against dubious collective investment schemes (CIS), particularly those run by MPS Greenery Developers and Rose Valley Real Estate and Construction.
With the decline in gold prices, investors are opting for gold over real estate, causing a shift in investment patterns.
Iyyapanthangal in Chennai has gained popularity due to enhanced infrastructure and connectivity, leading to increased property prices and demand.
Real estate shares are under significant selling pressure due to high inflation and interest rates, with notable declines across major companies like DLF and Unitech.
Sahara claims to have refunded real estate investors, citing Rs. 2,620 crore paid to SEBI and an additional Rs. 2,500 crore. Supreme Court granted more time, while SEBI's request for a specific bench was denied.
The Supreme Court criticized Sahara Groups for not refunding Rs. 27,000 crore to investors and demanded repayment within a week.
SEBI files criminal charges against Sahara Group, seeking compliance with regulatory orders. Sahara Group denies accusations and claims timely submission.
CREDAI criticizes MHUPA's new Real Estate Bill, fearing increased corruption and negative impact on affordable housing and the real estate sector.
Mumbai real estate prices have declined due to higher interest rates, stricter housing loans, and increased repo rates. The RBI's strict lending policies and over-supply have also contributed to this drop.
The Indian Property Show in Hong Kong on March 3-4 offers NRIs a chance to explore 300+ projects by 70+ Indian developers, with on-site home loan approvals.
Supreme Court's decision on Greater Noida land case sends shockwaves among buyers and developers. Future of over 6,000 buyers uncertain as projects are halted.
Sahara Group challenges SEBI's order to return investor funds with 15% interest. The case will be heard on July 4, 2011. Sahara criticizes SEBI for publicizing the order.
Mumbai witnesses luxury transactions, Pune's new project gains traction, and Delhi's prime plot sold for redevelopment, showcasing dynamic real estate movement across major cities.
Despite an expected rate hike by RBI, home buying remains robust, with developers expressing confidence in residential sales as buyers seek to invest before potential price increases.
Affordable housing concept emerged as a ray of hope in India's residential realty market after economic recession, aiding its early recovery.
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.
Retail investors show cautious approach towards recent IPOs while institutional and high net worth investors demonstrates higher interest. Several IPOs deemed overvalued, according to investment recommendations.
Maytas Properties aims to secure liquidity through potential partnerships, as negotiations with lenders and developers progress, according to Government-appointed Director Ved Jain.
The real estate industry is rapidly evolving, prompting investors to stay informed on trends in residential and commercial properties for optimal decision-making.
The ongoing recession is prompting changes in real estate, with consumers becoming cautious and developers focusing on affordable housing for middle-class buyers.
Real estate PE investments plummet to a four-year low in April-June quarter, as investors choose established markets over emerging ones in uncertain times.
RBI's recent repo rate cut by 100 bps to 8% aims to curb inflation and may benefit real estate companies and investors, according to Finance Minister P Chidambaram.
Real estate investors face challenges exiting the market due to price drops and rising interest rates, leading to losses and defaults. Many young investors are struggling with EMIs after purchasing properties at peak prices.
Rising interest rates and new DDA flats are causing panic among real estate investors in Delhi NCR. Investors are selling back to developers or pushing for quick sales, while experts advise end-users to wait for potential price corrections post-festive season.