Samantak Das
Over the last two years, in Mumbai, values of land, which are used for development of residential projects, have appreciated by almost 35.2 percent mainly due to change in norms and increase in property prices, a recent survey said. Knight Frank conducted a survey of 13 top Asian cities on the parameters of values of [...] Continue Reading »
Knight Frank Asia Pacific has introduced the market’s first-ever Prime Asia Development Land Index which obtains the cost of prime residential and commercial development land in 13 major cities across Asia that consists of cities like NCR, Bengaluru and Mumbai in India. Key Takeaways Mumbai Modification in development rules coupled with increase in prime residential [...] Continue Reading »
According to Knight Frank’s Prime Asia Development Land Index, the economic capital witnessed maximum appreciation in prime residential development land. The index takes into account the cost of prime residential development land in 13 major cities across Asia that consists of NCR, Bangalore and Mumbai in India and determined that the Southeast Asian cities witnessing [...] Continue Reading »
In drop-down of wealth, India has one of the worst records. As per the records of last year for every one billionaire in India, there were just 26 ultra high net-worth individuals (UHNIs) whose net assets are over $30 million without their primary residence. For every billionaire in Japan there were 609 UHNIs. In Brazil [...] Continue Reading »
In India for every one billionaire there were just 26 ultra high net-worth individuals whose net assets are over $30 million excluding their primary residence. While in Japan for every billionaire there were 609 UHNIs and in Brazil and South Africa the ratio was1:129 and 1:119 respectively because these markets are in initial stage. Worldwide [...] Continue Reading »
The real estate sector has been lying low due to lesser cash inflow in both the commercial and residential segments, hoping that there will be a change in liquidity levels soon. The macro-economic factors such as high interest rates, high land costs, etc. which have a direct effect on the sector, seem not to improve [...] Continue Reading »
