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Ashutosh Limaye, National Director – Research, JLL India Often, how a particular industry shapes up depends on government’s initiatives and interventions – largely done through new sector-specific policies as well as tweaking older ones to better suit the changing business environment. While the government’s role is important, it is the market conditions, geopolitical events, socio-economic …
With the recent Supreme Court ruling banning the sale of liquor from establishments located within 500 meters of the National and State highways, a new real estate dynamic is at play. Two different categories of establishments have been impacted, with corresponding effect on real estate: F&B outlets located within malls and stand-alone restaurants located …
Ashutosh Limaye, National Director – Research, JLL India It is natural to wonder why certain realty projects, such as ‘Worli 1973’, ‘W54’ or ‘Three Sixty West’, are so named. Or why some developers come up with esoteric names ranging from Greek gods to foreign flora for their projects. In fact, the naming of realty projects …
Ashutosh Limaye, Head – Research & Real Estate Intelligence Service, JLL India There is a lot of opacity in India’s real estate market. The industry is highly fragmented, and availability of data/ information in the public domain is limited. Moreover, the real estate industry is very locally orientated and in India, with every market behaving …
Mumbai and Delhi CBDs see the number of BFSI leases go down Ashutosh Limaye, National Director – Research, JLL India The banking, financial services and insurance (BFSI) sector has reclaimed its footprint of office occupancy across Indian cities. From around 7% in 2012, the occupier profile of this sector has steadily increased over the last …
In terms of units though, the proportion of completed-yet-unsold inventory is only 3.5% of the total – across Mumbai, Thane and Navi Mumbai Ashutosh Limaye, National Director – Research, JLL India Developers have been left wondering why end-users are not buying into their projects even after offering numerous discounts and schemes. The latter, on …
Ashutosh Limaye, National Director – Research, JLL India While prices in many established areas of Delhi declined by 10-20% in 2013 and then stabilized in 2014, property prices across Mumbai increased by a negligible 0.3% in 2013 and 7% in 2014 Delhi Residential prices in established locations of South and Central Delhi …
While construction of housing projects has been restricted in Noida Extension due to the latest NGT order, another order in 2013 affected several projects in the eco-sensitive zone around the Okhla Bird Sanctuary. Ashutosh Limaye, National Director – Research, JLL India A National Green Tribunal (NGT) order in 2013 and yet another recent …
Ashutosh Limaye, Head – Research & Real Estate Intelligence Service, JLL India To say the least, Mumbai’s draft DP 2034 had some major drawbacks, particularly concerning the mapping of existing land use and proposals related to densification, infrastructure, and open spaces. The approach of this DP was to guide development with differential FSI as …
Residential property in India has evolved into an asset which individuals hold for multiple purposes, not merely self-occupancy. Individuals now seek homes either for investment purpose, or for weekend stays and ‘lifestyle accommodation’. It is therefore apt to look at residential projects on the basis of the profile of individual buyers. In an upcoming research …