YEIDA offers 361 residential plots near Noida International Airport. Application deadline is August 5, 2024, with plot sizes ranging from 120 to 4,000 square meters.
UP RERA imposes Rs 1.4 crore penalty on nine developers for non-compliance with orders at its 84th meeting. The Authority aims to protect homebuyers and ensure developers adhere to regulations.
Bangalore's lakeside property construction gets green light for pre-2016 approved projects, boosting real estate market and sparking new development plans.
Indiabulls Real Estate has secured ₹25 crore through the issuance of Non-Convertible Debentures (NCDs). The company plans to develop 11 projects spanning 30.51 million sq ft.
HUDA removes construction deadlines for residential and commercial plots, allowing allottees to build based on financial stability. Extension fees apply after 12 years, with variations for plot sizes and commercial properties.
Rajasthan Royals renews contract with Supertech for IPL 2013, marking the third consecutive year of partnership. Both entities express mutual benefits from the association.
Knight Frank reports India faces severe housing shortages, exacerbated by funding issues in construction. Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) offer a viable solution.
Patel Realty India Limited plans a ₹75 crore investment for two townships in Hyderabad, including the smart condominium project Smondo featuring 400 apartments.
I-T officials uncover shady real estate dealings in Ahmedabad, focusing on brokers and undisclosed income during recent raids.
Khinvasara Group, a prominent real estate developer in Aurangabad, has launched Khinvasara Estates, a 7-acre residential project near Walunj. Offering 1/2 BHK flats and 3 BHK row houses, the project aims to provide modern living spaces at affordable prices.
Real estate in India lacks a strong consumer movement and transparent investment guidance. The current price surge has shifted focus from need-based to profit-driven investments.
Transport Corporation of India Ltd has announced the consolidation of its real estate and warehousing activities into a newly formed company, TCI Developers Limited.
Textile companies are increasingly venturing into real estate development, including Bombay Dyeing and Century Textiles, as the sector experiences a resurgence.
Middle-class families struggle to find affordable housing in metro cities, often facing poor designs and compromises in quality. Design standards are needed for builders.
DLF seeks refund of Rs 235 crore license fees from Haryana government for various projects in Gurgaon to boost cash reserves.
India's real estate market, with its high rental yields, attracts investments despite limitations. Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) could address these issues, providing access to capital and an exit route for developers.
TDI Infrastructure aims to invest Rs300 crore in two residential townships in Indore and Meerut, launching them in the next six months and leveraging a mix of funding sources.
Young Builders acquired DMRC's 2-hectare land in North Delhi for Rs 220 crore to develop a residential complex, impacting nearby property values like Parsvnath Developers’ project.
India's real estate market experiences significant growth, with developers expanding investments into various property types, including residential and commercial projects across the nation.
The Indian hospitality sector is rapidly evolving, with hotel chains expanding across India and globally, driven by rising demand and new market opportunities.
Red Fort Capital plans to invest Rs 3,500 crore in Indian real estate projects over the next two and a half years, focusing on Tier I and II cities, and potentially Tier III locations.
Unitech scraps $600M REIT listing in Singapore, shifts focus to private equity funding for real estate projects.
Dubai's real estate market thrives on foreign investment, with 60-70% of freehold properties bought by overseas investors, boosting new development projects worth USD 100 billion.
BSEL Infrastructure Realty to invest ₹18,000 crore in Malaysian properties over 12 years. The project will cover 70 million sq ft and is expected to yield 35-40% returns.
Delhi Metro's commercial property usage has generated ₹600 crore in revenue, twice the target, with expectations of reaching ₹1,000 crore soon due to high demand.