Urban Development Minister Jaipal Reddy seeks additional package to reverse real estate sector slowdown. Proposes measures including rationalization of home loan interest rates and increased tax exemption on rental income.
Government stimulus and RBI measures aim to revive the struggling Indian real estate sector. Interest rate cuts and priority sector lending for housing are expected to boost demand and ease the liquidity crunch faced by developers.
Experts believe that despite RBI's rate cuts, developers need to adjust prices to stimulate the sluggish residential market and address declining revenues.
Indian real estate sector witnesses price drop due to economic slowdown, inflation, and liquidity crunch, making it a good time for home buyers.
Real estate developers are offering attractive discounts and deals due to a market slowdown and liquidity crunch, despite putting on a brave face.
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.
Leading real estate companies see sharp declines in advance tax payments amid economic slowdown, highlighting industry challenges and liquidity issues.
Small developers are forced to sell projects to larger ones due to severe cash crunches, especially in tier II cities and metros.
Unitech raises $300mn from international fund to support residential projects amidst liquidity crunch
Housing finance is under pressure as banks increase developers' contribution limits amid rising rates and an uncertain economy, impacting real estate investments.
The Indian property market is experiencing a consolidation phase as liquidity issues lead mid-sized developers to sell off properties and attract investors.
Rising inflation and interest rates are slowing down property demand in India. A further interest rate hike could severely impact the real estate sector, except in Mumbai and Delhi where demand remains strong.
Private equity investments in India's real estate sector have surged in 2008, driven by lower valuations and a liquidity crunch, offering a prime opportunity for investors.
BPTP Ltd has requested an extension to pay the first installment for acquiring 94 acres in Noida due to a liquidity crunch amidst financial market turmoil.
Unitech, Indiabulls, and DLF postpone REIT listings on SGX due to market conditions, opting for private placements and domestic funding.