Monday, December 31, 2007 : Hyderabad is rapidly becoming a hot investment
hub for NRI's, more and more NRI's are investing in Hyderabad real
estate as luxury housing segment is on an upsurge. Hundreds of US
firms and biggest IT heads want to invest in Hyderabad real estate.
The city which is popular for its Pearls and Minars is proud to have
one of the most enhanced life style when compared to other cities...
Thursday, June 12: After cementing plans to pitch Amdavad realty to US-based non-resident Gujaratis (NRIs) right at their doorstep with a property show in New Jersey, Amdavadi realtors are now going to Chicago to hard sell Amdavad.
Saturday, May 31: Thirty-four resident associations of Gurgaon today
requested the Supreme Court to stop proliferation of commercial complexes
and save the city from "complete disaster" as unplanned
development had sunk groundwater levels and created a power crisis.
Wednesday, May 28: Anil Nanda Group Company Akme Projects Ltd today
announced joint venture with private equity firm MPC Synergy Real
Estate to develop seven premium housing projects with an equity investment
of about Rs 1,000 crore.
Tuesday, May 27: Mr. Mittal, Britain's richest man, is understood to
be in negotiations to buy the property in Kensington Palace Gardens,
one of the most prestigious addresses in London. When the deal goes
through, the house will be the magnate's second property in the tree-lined
private avenue near the Royal residence that was home to Diana, Princess
of Wales.
Wednesday, May 21: Peninsula Land, the property development arm of
Ashok Piramal Group, today announced its foray into the hospitality
sector with a joint venture with textile maker and real estate developer
Arrow Webtex. The JV will develop business hotels across the country.
Wednesday, May 21: UK based Sun Group has firmed up plans to invest
Rs 550 crore in the real estate sector of Punjab.
"Initially, the company would set up multi facility project which
will involve setting up of hotels, multiplexes and malls in the Mohali
district," said a senior official of Punjab Industries Department.
Wednesday, May 21: Some things make the Reserve Bank of India (RBI)
paranoid. The invasion of foreign money in the Indian property market
has always been a familiar theme that rang alarm bells on Mint Street
- the central bank's headquarters.