Amrapali Group plans to invest Rs.15,000 crore over five years for various projects, including a new 400-unit housing initiative in Ghaziabad.
Neharpar in Faridabad emerges as an attractive investment destination with affordable prices, drawing interest from buyers and developers alike.
The real estate industry is rapidly evolving, prompting investors to stay informed on trends in residential and commercial properties for optimal decision-making.
TDI plans to invest ₹1,000 crore in affordable housing in NCR over the next three years, driven by renewed demand and successful recent sales.
Indiabulls to Launch 6-7 Residential Projects with $500M Fund
Satyam Computer Services hires DSP Merrill Lynch to review strategic options, delays board meeting to January 10, amidst corporate governance concerns.
The Indian real estate market is shifting towards professional management companies, with predictions of significant growth in the organized sector by 2030.
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.
FIRE Capital Fund is poised to enter the affordable housing segment, focusing on Tier II and III cities, with plans for a new investment in West Bengal.
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.
Axa REIM expands Asia presence, sets up headquarters in Singapore. Global head of Asia appointed to drive regional growth.
JP Morgan Chase eyes 18% stake in Core Hotels Ventures for $14m, subject to final approval from Finance Minister P Chidambaram. FDI received previously from Indus Hotels Mauritius.
Millennium Spire Ltd (MSL) plans to invest $200 million in Indian real estate, focusing on mixed-use complexes, IT parks, and residential/commercial projects in NCR and Coimbatore.
Mantri Developers has secured a 4.9-acre plot in Siruseri IT Park for Rs 10.5 crore per acre, setting a new benchmark for Chennai's real estate market.
India's real estate market is rapidly changing, with new destinations emerging as investment hotspots, driven by IT growth, infrastructure, and retail boom.
NRI investment in Indian real estate is booming, driven by strong remittances and the market's stability. Major developers are witnessing a significant increase in NRI sales, particularly in cities like Mumbai, Ahmedabad, and Goa.
SRK Group to invest Rs 5,000 crore over five years in India, targeting new cities for residential and commercial properties.
Jain Housing and Constructions has unveiled its ambitious 'Carlton Greek' residential project, set to feature 1,120 apartments with a total investment of Rs 950 crore.
British developer Berkley Group targets Indian investors with London properties priced Rs 2-8 crore. JLLM predicts £15 billion investment by Indians in UK real estate by 2018.
UK-based real estate consultants organize 'Invest India Tour London 2008' to showcase India's real estate investment potential to UK investors.
Parsvnath Developers plans to invest up to Rs 500 crore for land acquisitions in FY 2009, focusing on integrated townships. The realtor added 66 acres of land in the latest quarter and has completed land acquisition for 8 SEZ sites. Parsvnath is also in advanced talks to sell stake in its SEZ projects and plans to build hotels and open retail stores during the current fiscal.
Madhya Pradesh Govt Initiates Rs 32,000 Cr Investment Proposals, Eyes Industrial Growth
The finance ministry has dismissed RBI's concerns about real estate mutual funds (REMFs) violating FDI norms, potentially opening new investment avenues in the real estate sector for small investors.
TAIB Bank invests Rs 216 crore in Anant Raj Projects via Shari'ah-compliant deal, valuing the firm at Rs 831 crore, amidst Indian real estate market slowdown.
Private Equity deals in Indian real estate and infrastructure reached $2.32 billion in H1 2008, a slight increase but with smaller deal sizes. Sluggish market conditions and funding challenges led developers to seek PE funding, with Red Fort Capital and others closing deals.