Comments on: Tier2 and Tier3 Cities Are Ready For IT

By: ramu

ramu — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 17:22:25 +0000

chennai and all over world rates going to raise.this recession thing happens once in every 8yrs.in 1992 it happened like vrs scheme.in 2000 it happened via y2k computer problems.now with subprime problem in u.s.remember its already a developed country,and we have just started to get develop,still 20 years of growth left in india,for next two years its going to only go up in realestate.here and there some correction might come in price.but no one buys land for business purpose to sell in 2 or 3 months.,as its a subprime problem,real estate value fell somewhat,it fell only in building flats,punters started to sell the properties in mkt in mid may 2007.once problem arouse in 2008,they started to make panic with bloody msgs in media about falling economy and real estate values because of that,people hesitated to buy.now those punters again bottom fishing in real estate,around 1lakh crores going to be invested in real estate soon.this all a cycle in economy.those who feel left in this bull run in real estate will just keep on praying and giving bullshit msgs like price will fall more and bla bla.and they will feel more soon.shit this kind of msgs and try to buy a land soon…jai hoooooooooo …and for your kind info..i am a professional online share trader and analyst…..news from market,.market started to raise,rest will follow soon.already real estate stocks doubled in last one month.you can check in nseindia.com………all the best for losers,who keep on crying……..already rates started to appreciate in omr and ecr route.check with brokers…fresh buyers,dont feel left out…use your brain…….no money has gone waste when you invest in land…

By: riathareja

riathareja — Thu, 24 Jul 2008 10:46:41 +0000

Warning bells are ringing on Bangalore’s future as a leading BPO destination. It is not a full-blown crisis yet but the portents are disturbing. Of late, we don’t hear of too many companies coming to Bangalore, whereas we have seen many BPO companies starting operations in cities like Chennai, Noida, Kolkata and Kochi. I feel Karnataka is losing its advantage as a BPO destination. Industry sources say that BPO hiring numbers in Bangalore have been lower by up to 30 per cent in the April-June quarter, but these are expected to pick up in the current quarter. The decline in the number of new companies from the US or Europe setting up shop in Bangalore is the high cost of operations in the city, economic crises in their home country and 2008 being an election year in the US. Currently, it is only the existing companies located in Pune, Chennai, Hyderabad and Gurgaon that did not have a base in Bangalore are now setting up operations. On the other hand, large firms which already have 10,000 or more staff in the city are automatically looking elsewhere for expansion. It is not gloom all around. The primary reason cited by the industry for Karnataka’s failure to attract new BPO investment is lack of infrastructure. Industry nodal body Nasscom has sounded off a warning that Bangalore has displayed symptoms of warding off investments on account of increasing cost of operations.For more view- realtydigest.blogspot.com

By: Landscape Management

Landscape Management — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 08:14:30 +0000

Tier2 and Tier3 cities may attract the right kind of companies but may not be a favorite with the employees. As mentioned above, most of them rank entertainment as a requirement since most of the are bought up in cosmopolitan cities.