properties in NCR
The prices of residential properties in prime cities of India in the Jan-March 2013 quarter have witnessed an upward trend, shows National Housing Bank (NHB) residential index (Residex). NHB Residex records the movement in prices of residential properties on a quarterly basis. NHB Residex presently covers property price data of 20 cities on a quarterly [...] Continue Reading »
Delhi-NCR- The hike in property price in Delhi-NCR has not stopped the property sales as it is believed that the year 2013 will improve the realty sector due to the high demand and possible reduction in key policy rates. Most developers feel that despite the increased demand for the residential properties in Delhi-NCR region, the prices [...] Continue Reading »
Cost of residential properties in NCR will increase by 50 percent as land would become costlier once Parliament passes the proposed Land Acquisition Bill. Under the proposed Bill, the development authorities would be forced to hike the land rates substantially. As a result, the prices of janta flats, two, three and four bed room apartments [...] Continue Reading »
87 residential apartments in Commonwealth Games Village were sold at a total price of Rs 400 crore. At present DDA have 110 flats in CWG village. The highest bid was Rs 7.27 crore for an apartment. It is considered as the most expensive apartment in the eastern part of the city. The highest bid came [...] Continue Reading »
The National Capital Region (NCR) is ranked as the fifth most expensive commercial property location in Asia Pacific. In a survey by a analyst firm, it is found that the rental rates of commercial properties in NCR are highest in India and 5th in entire Asia. The cost of rental properties in Mumbai is recorded [...] Continue Reading »
According to real estate analysts more than five lakh apartments are under construction in the NCR. NCR is reported as the largest residential property market in India. The analysts also reported that the launching of new properties in NCR happened during the global economic slowdown period. Almost 50% of the 5 lakh residential units will [...] Continue Reading »
