On January 9, MahaRERA set aside the plea of over 10 flat buyers who had wanted to exit from a project in Mumbai, stating that bulk withdrawal from the project may mean ‘jeopardising completion of the project’ and impact the remaining 500 home buyers. The 13-odd…
Having faced a prolonged slowdown, the real estate segment has finally started showing signs of revival. While the residential sales growth remained modest, 2018 proved to be the best performing year historically for the commercial office segment with leasing crossing 46 MSF. If you are one…
Getty With interest rates rising, real estate is expected to cool off in 2019. But it will stay hot in selective markets, both at home and abroad. That’s according to real estate experts who identify investment opportunities both at home and abroad. At home, real estate…
Commercial real estate and housing sectors comprise nearly two-fifths of the total NBFC portfolio. Graphic: Mint The liquidity crisis faced by non-banking financial companies (NBFCs) has triggered concerns for property developers. After all, commercial real estate and housing sectors comprise nearly two-fifths of the total NBFC…
The National Capital Region (NCR) remains the worst impacted among major real estate markets in the country, with home sales declining in each of the last four quarters. A prolonged slowdown and the implementation of the Real Estate Regulation and Development Act have led to a…
The real estate sector has become more structured and accountable, post the implementation of various policy reforms, like RERA and GST, by the Modi government. Now developers just can’t keep doing whatever they want. Instead, in this new regime, they need to streamline systems, processes and…
(Bloomberg) — Carlyle Group LP is retreating from a corner of the Chinese real estate market as the firm’s new leadership refocuses its strategy. The alternative asset manager plans to spin out its China-focused real estate team by the end of the year amid waning investor…
Despite the rising construction costs, the overall stock of developed real estate in India’s urban centres will touch 8.2 billion sq ft by 2025 and the contribution of real estate sector to India’s GDP will be around 13 percent, a report has said. The report also…
The overall stock of developed real estate in India’s leading urban centres would reach 8.2 billion sq. ft. by 2025, therefore, providing employment to approximately 17 million people across the country. NEW DELHI, SEPT 11 Despite an increase in construction costs, activities in the real estate…
The Greek real estate market is currently quite fragmented, as 2017 signaled the recovery of certain categories, the stabilization of others and the continued decline of the rest of the market. Estate agents note that had it not been for the difficulties associated with nonperforming loans…