DLF-Hilton's joint venture faces regulatory delays for the Hilton Garden Inn project in New Delhi, but the partnership remains strong with 17 projects underway.
TDI Infrastructure Ltd. launched "Build and Earn" scheme, offering subsidized construction and assured rentals to TDI City, Kundli plot owners.
Choice Hotels plans to invest fifteen hundred crore rupees over two years to expand its hotel count in India from 25 to 50.
The Indian real estate market faces a significant slowdown, but agents and developers are hopeful that the upcoming Diwali season will revitalize activity.
The Indian real estate sector is booming, attracting significant investments and driving development in metropolitan and surrounding areas, despite challenges related to regulation and land issues.
Rental prices in key Indian industrial towns surge, with New Delhi experiencing a 13% increase in 2008, reflecting high demand and limited development space.
India's property market shifts focus to affordable housing as demand for luxury apartments cools. Developers now target young professionals with smaller, more budget-friendly homes.
India's real estate sector, driven by internal consumption, experiences 30-40% growth, attracting global investments, despite concerns of an unsustainable bubble forming.
Emaar MGF and Marriott International Inc. partner for four hotels in India, totaling 912 rooms and a $400 million investment, slated for completion by 2010.
DLF Ltd plans to invest $5 billion over seven years to build 125 hotels in India, addressing a significant shortfall in tourism accommodation as demand rises.
The "Exclusive Goa Property Show" in Delhi sparked controversy after designer Wendell Rodricks declined to open it, voicing concerns about overdevelopment and the selling of Goan land by outside developers.