News articles tagged Real Estate Developer

DLF to enter Mumbai and Goa this year with luxury homes; more information here

DLF plans to enter Mumbai residential market with flats priced between Rs 6 and 8 crore, and launch 62 villas in Goa priced between Rs 40-50 crore.

From a Bengaluru tailor shop to a $1.3 billion fortune: Introducing Irfan Razack, MD and Chairman of Prestige Estates Project

Irfan Razack's family wealth hits $1 billion as Prestige Estates Projects shares surge. The company, now India's second-largest, boasts global brand tenants.

Real Estate Developer And Family Murdered In Ghaziabad

A real estate developer, Satish Goyal, and his family of seven were murdered in Ghaziabad. Police suspect theft was the motive, investigating with a special task force.

SRK Gets New Endorsement from Real Estate Firm

Bollywood superstar Shahrukh Khan has become the brand ambassador for NCR-based real estate developer Mahagun, marking his first endorsement in the real estate sector.

Indian Government Certifies Vadra’s Real Estate Deals Clean

The Indian government dismissed inquiries into claims against Robert Vadra and DLF Ltd. Vadra denied accusations of using political power for illegal land deals. DLF shares fell sharply.

Lodha may buy DLF’s Mumbai land-sources

Lodha Group in talks to buy DLF's Mumbai plot for $500 million.

DLF gains profit much after Goldman Sachs upgrade

DLF shares increased by 3.2% after Goldman Sachs upgraded the stock's rating to "buy", citing increased residential launches and commercial property recovery.

Brigade Group opens Orion mall in Bangalore.

Brigade Group's Orion Mall Opens in Bangalore with Global Brands and Luxury Features

Buying a House During Monsoon is Beneficial

Developers offer 'monsoon discounts' to boost sales during lean season, with discounts ranging from 10-20% in cities heavily affected by monsoon.

Godrej Properties Stands Tall, But Weak Demand is a Concern.

Godrej Properties stock has thrived despite market downturn, benefiting from strong brand equity and low capital-intensive model.