at the very Core of it all … is Content!
Now that the Real Estate Regulatory Bill has been cleared for take-off and will be an enforceable law soon, the question that buyers are asking is how exactly they will benefit from it. This is a fair question, considering that RERA was primarily formulated for their protection and in their interests. Let me answer it …
JLL India And Khaitan & Co Release Definitive Report On Real Estate Regulatory Bill Whitepaper Exhaustively Examines Implications Of RERA On Different Industry Stakeholders Mumbai, 31 March, 2016: Leading international real estate consultancy JLL India, in partnership with eminent law firm Khaitan & Co. released ‘Deciphering The Legal And Commercial Aspects of RERA’ – a …
Anuj Puri, Chairman & Country Head, JLL India New recommendations on the Real Estate Regulatory Bill were made by the ministry and sent to PMO for approval, and the cabinet has now approved it. Next, it will be tabled in the Parliament for passing the bill and making it an Act. In essence, …
The Real Estate Regulatory Bill 2013, which the Union Cabinet approved after a long hiatus in June 2013, was touted to be a game-changer for property buyers as well as the industry as a whole. The aim of the bill clearly was to provide buyers with a level playing field in an industry that is …
With the proposed Real Estate Regulatory Bill, where developer are expected to keep considerable portion of sales in escrow account for majority of construction period, finance cost for developers is expected to increase. This, along with increase in cost of construction and the already challenging economic scenario, is expected to affect profit margins of developers. …