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– Anil Pharande, Chairman – Pharande Spaces Planning In Real Estate Planning is an inalienable component of real estate development. This is why buildings are engineered, not built randomly. While developing a project, this means that the builder follows a pre-determined design provided by an architect, who has based his or her design on proven engineering …
Om Ahuja, CEO – Residential Services, JLL India In a slow real estate market, selling a house can be a daunting task. Nevertheless, selling a property is sometimes necessary or desirable despite market circumstances – for instance, when the home’s mortgage value is higher than its market worth, if one has purchased another …
2nd Best Year Ever For Absorption, Lowest Vacancy In 5 Years Ramesh Nair, COO – Business & International Director, JLL India Given the policy paralysis witnessed during the last two financial year (FY2012-13 and FY2013-14), GDP growth was recorded below 5.0% y/y during both years. Overcapacity in the critical mining and manufacturing sectors reduced …
A report in 2013 labelled Mumbai as the 16th most expensive city globally in terms of owning a residential space. The southern region of the island city is seen as the most prime, with locations such as Colaba, Cuffe Parade and Malabar hills topping the price charts. Owning a home in these and similar location …
For the common man of India, the dream to own a house will soon turn into reality with the Narendra Modi-led NDA government taking charge. Issues such as affordability of real estate, delayed construction projects, delays due to litigations surrounding real estate projects, etc. impacted developers as well as consumers. The new government promises to …
Nuremberg, 21 October 2013 – Hope is spreading throughout Europe that the worst of the crisis has been overcome and that the economy is gradually beginning to recover. A number of countries registered considerable growth in some areas in the second quarter, while the downward trend at least slowed down significantly in others. These are …
Mumbai’s commercial real estate stock is estimated to cross the 100 million square feet mark by the 4th quarter of 2014. The current stock stands at 87 million square feet. When it touches the 100 million square feet mark, the vacancy rate is going to hover at 22.2%. When the city’s supply of CRE reaches …
A Review Of 2012 Mumbai saw office absorption of 6.6 million square feet – down from 9.6 million square feet in 2011, reflecting a combination of lukewarm economic growth, lower employment generation and an overall decline in corporate buoyancy. Transactional activity from the BFSI sector was down, with many banks focusing on workplace strategies to …