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India’s residential sector is passing through interesting times. JLL India’s Real Estate Intelligence Service has identified the top ten trends of the Indian residential sector over the past two or three quarters: Supply – is showing variable signs of cyclical ups and downs depending on launches. Affordable and lower-priced residential corridors such as Greater …
The whole country was recently abuzz when the price of onions (one of the most essential staples of the Indian diet) rose above the price limit of INR 100 per kg (that’s nearly USD 0.75 per pound) in the country’s capital and surrounding areas. The reasons for this were a crop affected by unseasonal rains …
India’s real estate sector has witnessed two cycles over the past 15-20 years, during 1994-99 and 2004-09. Both cycles had unique characteristics, yet displayed notable similarities in the manner of their occurrence. A walk through these cycles reflects some of these peculiarities and distinctions, and helps to gauge the changing dynamics of this industry. …
The Yamuna Expressway offers large land parcels, and with it becoming operational it is expected to act as a magnet for real estate development projects. The Expressway is 165 km long, originating from Noida to Greater Noida and beyond till Agra, and its proximity to both Noida and Greater Noida – which are established towns …
Mining Opportunities From The Complex Real Estate Terrain of India Executive Summary: Real estate is an asset class that demands specialised skills and the complexity surrounding this sector increases in the Indian context. Compared to the mature real estate markets in the developed nations, buyers in India need a higher degree of diligence before entering …
Dubai, which is touted to be the most popular and world-class property investment destination in the Middle East, has started to witness a recovery of its property market post the financial crisis. In 2012, real estate prices recovered for the first time, growing by 10% y/y, according to the Dubai Land Development (DLD) authority’s data …
The Central Government Cabinet approved the Real Estate (Regulation & Development) Bill on 5 June 2013. The aim of the bill is to create a Real Estate Regulatory Authority and an Appellate Tribunal that will act as a watchdog for the housing sector, primarily towards protecting consumer interests while creating an alternative redress mechanism for …