Property developers
The higher costs of construction and financing are showing signs of residential property rates increase in Indian cities. Property developers across the country have decided to gear up the property prices hit by slow sales, expensive financing and high interest rate regime. The Mumbai real estate industry experts say that they have managed to enhance [...] Continue Reading »
The government in Mumbai is all set ready to introduce a draft of Real Estate Regulation and Development Bill of the year 2011. The reason behind government postponing the release of this draft is that, the draft will now be introduced and comments will be taken as a feedback and duly amendments will be made [...] Continue Reading »
Property developers seem to have taken the tech-route of social media platforms in order to promote their properties and subsequently lure customers. Developers unanimously agree that along with real estate specific platforms like commonfloor and other social networking sites such as Facebook, Twitter and You Tube have tremendous potential to generate business. There are reports confirming [...] Continue Reading »
Bangalore Development Authority (BDA) website had links to some overseas private property developers. BDA had not renewed its domain name on the internet. The front page of website says the domain name expired at 10.16am on September 9. Raja Nambiar gave away 1.5 acres of land for the Peripheral Ring Road and is waiting for [...] Continue Reading »
The pricing of properties in Noida Extension was between Rs 15 and 25 lakh for a 2/3-BHK flat since the rates and the unit sizes offered were less than those compared in Gurgaon. The per unit rate begins at Rs 45 lakh for a 2-BHK flat. However, the only way in which the SC judgment [...] Continue Reading »
In an interaction with Business Standard, UK-based JLL chief marketing officer Charles Doyle said ‘safeguard reputation management’ using the social media and networking tools would help Indian developers project their brands and businesses in a transparent manner. A recent survey had shown that Indian real estate was perceived as the most corrupt of sectors, citing [...] Continue Reading »
