GDP
On account of subdued performance in agriculture, mining and manufacturing, the Government came out with the finding that the economy may have expanded by 4.5 per cent in 2012-13, compared with the earlier estimate of 5 per cent. The GDP, however, has been revised upwards to 6.7 per cent from 6.2 per cent, according to [...] Continue Reading »
The Confederation of Real Estate Developers Associations of India (CREDAI), the apex body of real estate developers from across the country, expressed that the government’s policy paralysis has severely impacted the real estate sector which is facing stagnation in growth. CREDAI National President, Lalit Kumar Jain said that the economy is in a bad shape [...] Continue Reading »
Eastern Financiers is buoyant on LIC Housing Finance. It recommends buying rating on the stock with a target of Rs 329 in its July 2, 2012 research report. LIC Housing Finance (LICHF), promoted by LIC of India, is one of the largest players in the nation’s housing loan segment.In addition of having a widespread network [...] Continue Reading »
Global realty consultant CBRE on Thursday said absorption level of office spaces in India may come down by about 15 per cent to around 30 million square feet this year due to the current economic slowdown. In the case of large spaces, market is slower and this will lead to fall in office space absorption [...] Continue Reading »
Being hit by increased land rates, lack of funds and high interest rates, the real estate sector of India has again been demanding for industry status. Despite the fact that 10 per cent GDP is contributed by realty sector which is the second largest employment provider of the nation, the central government is not giving [...] Continue Reading »
The Reserve Bank of India was expected to cut the lending rate by at least 0.25 per cent while lending rate has been kept unchanged at 8 per cent. The RBI was also expected to cut CRR to introduce liquidity in financial system, but the CRR remained same at 4.74 per cent. RBI has raised [...] Continue Reading »
