September 14, 2010 – 11:18 am
As the phase of recession is towards its end, an increase in demand of commercial real estate projects, including both office and retail space has been witnessed by firms and retailers. The executive director for development services at consultants Cushman and Wakefield India, Ravi Ahuja said that in many cities including Mumbai and Delhi-National Capital […]
Real estate developers have got a new way of perking up the market. Unitech, DLF, HDIL, BPTP and other big realty giants are offering a 30-40% discount on ongoing projects. According to analysts such projects will help stimulate demand and bring in the much-needed liquidity in the industry, which is already dealing with unsold stock […]
September 8, 2008 – 1:47 am
Slump in the residential real estate sector in tier-1 cities seems to have spread over to tier-2 and tier-3 cities. Housing demand in small cities got down by 25% during February-July this year because of higher cost of borrowing. Besides rising cost, unavailability of inputs and power shortage also cause excessive delays in project completion. […]
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New Delhi:- Smarting under a correcting realty market and sluggish buying sentiments, real-estate players are scrambling to raise end-user demand through offers that promise to ease Equated Monthly Instalments burden until possession. So, while realty companies together with Parsvnath Developers are broadcasting ‘No Equated Monthly Instalments until possession’, others such as BPTP and Gaursons are […]
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Well popular land deal, BPTP, might be in trouble. According to top officials in the Noida administration as well as the real estate industry, the Delhi-based real estate firm BPTP is finding it extremely difficult to raise funds for buying the land.
April 24, 2008 – 10:30 am
The turmoil in the global financial markets has cast its shadow on India’s largest real estate deal. Delhi-based developer BPTP Ltd, which was banking on overseas institutions to fund the acquisition of 94 acres of prime land at Noida for Rs 5,006 crore, has sought an extension to pay the first installment of the money.
MUMBAI: Retard in the real estate market notwithstanding, land deals in India are thriving. According to a current study, the total value of such deals, in the first three months of 2008, have touched around Rs 23,000 crore, while another Rs 10,000-crore worth deals are in the pipeline. A study by top brokerage JPMorgan shows […]
