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23rd September 2009
Residential markets are stabilizing in major parts of the country, while residential rentals are seeing corrections, says a report
The second quarter (April-June) of 2009 brought some stability in the residential markets across the major cities of Indi... Read >
Author: Real estate 13th August 2009
Delhi Metro Rail Corporation had a direct impact on Delhi’s real estate values from the time the first line from Tis Hazari to Shahdara was commissioned in 2002. As new lines race across NCR, realtors and users alike are agog, recession notwithstan... Read >
Author: zameensapna10th August 2009
Retail warehouses saw the largest hike in values in July, up 1.2%, with returns close to 2% that month.
July's rise in prices comes after a 0.8% fall in June, when CBRE said UK commercial property prices were nearing an inflexion point, and follows sev... Read >
Author: tugsearch10th August 2009
Retail warehouses saw the largest hike in values in July, up 1.2%, with returns close to 2% that month.
July's rise in prices comes after a 0.8% fall in June, when CBRE said UK commercial property prices were nearing an inflexion point, and follows sev... Read >
Author: tugsearch11th July 2009
Now we are going to discuss the advantages of the property market in Delhi .It is a huge industry as it the capital of the country. Real estate in New Delhi has been undergoing a shift in its real estate trends recently. While, the commercial properties o... Read >
Author: NattyNitin06th July 2009
Noida, an acronym of New Okhal Industrial Development Authority), is, undoubtedly, one of the most developed commercial hubs of India. In fact, the growing number of offices and mall complexes has given a facelift to its residential space as well. Till so... Read >
Author: 99acres06th July 2009
Noida, an acronym of New Okhal Industrial Development Authority), is, undoubtedly, one of the most developed commercial hubs of India. In fact, the growing number of offices and mall complexes has given a facelift to its residential space as well. Till so... Read >
Author: 99acres15th June 2009
The Financial Capital of India is a hot favorite destination for Multi nationals Banks and various other companies. Mumbai being an island city has limited Central Business Districts and it becomes easier at times to make a choice considering the few opti... Read >
Author: NattyNitin06th June 2009
Delhi/NCR region has always been the most favored destination for buying, selling or renting property in India . Many people look for affordable options for a rented home in Delhi/NCR region as many MNCs have set up their business here. Besides that, clos... Read >
Author: 99acres05th June 2009
Delhi/NCR region has always been the most favored destination for buying, selling or renting property in India . Many people look for affordable options for a rented home in Delhi/NCR region as many MNCs have set up their business here. Besides that, clos... Read >
Author: 99acres18th May 2009
American project management is based on free market economy. The American market drives down construction costs and improves the efficiency of projects. It is concerned with each person involved in the project having a defined role. Most projects involve ... Read >
Author: K. Phillips15th May 2009
Delhi is the country’s capital and this is one of the major reasons that it continues to draw a large number of real estate investments. These investments are never ending here despite reaching its prime stage in the real estate sector. At present Delhi... Read >
Author: Diwakar Pandey12th May 2009
What is happening to rental values?
The 'Landlord news' at the moment is full of stories of falling rents.
Findaproperty recently revealed that average rents are falling in central London. After the fall out in the banking sector and following on fro... Read >
Author: Propertyhawk12th May 2009
What is happening to rental values?
The 'Landlord news' at the moment is full of stories of falling rents.
Findaproperty recently revealed that average rents are falling in central London. After the fall out in the banking sector and following on fro... Read >
Author: Propertyhawk11th May 2009
Delhi has always been the most sought after real estate destinations of India. In recent years, Delhi property market has witnessed an exponential growth rate due to immense improvement in the transport system, expansion of Delhi Metro Rail and the commen... Read >
Author: 99acres29th January 2009
Paying Guests Facilities in Mumbai
Providing facilities for paying guests in Mumbai is great idea but it requires a proper research work before you have decided to go for it in the city of Mumbai. First of all, do you know what a paying guest facility ... Read >
Author: Indian Roommates08th January 2009
Gurgaon is the commercial capital of Haryana and also a trendsetter in the real estate developments in the country. It is one of the most preferred destinations for multinational companies, corporate, IT and ITES companies as it provides world class livin... Read >
Author: Msingh17th December 2008
Hyderabad is well known as the city of Pearls and Minars. Hyderabad is continued to be a leading player in the property market in South India with a total absorption of 4 million sq. ft in FY2007. Hyderabad real estate is showing an upward trend in reside... Read >
Author: Vanky raman17th December 2008
Bangalore is witnessing a slowdown in buy sell activities of residential property. Latest property trends of the city shows that the residential capital values are decreasing at certain localities. Eastern Bangalore region is facing recession in property ... Read >
Author: George Gonigal05th December 2008
Chennai has retained its traditional charm for long. The city is known for its booming movie industry. Flourishing industries include hand looms, furnishings, fine silks, and traditional and trendy merchandise. Investment on the real estate in Chennai has... Read >
Author: George Gonigal05th December 2008
Chennai has retained its traditional charm for long. The city is known for its booming movie industry. Flourishing industries include hand looms, furnishings, fine silks, and traditional and trendy merchandise. Investment on the real estate in Chennai has... Read >
Author: George Gonigal03rd December 2008
Delhi, the capital of India, has been the real hotspot in the real estate industry in the country. In recent years, Delhi property market is growing at a phenomenal rate due to great improvement in the transport system, expansion plan of 65 km-long Delhi ... Read >
Author: Vanky raman02nd December 2008
Delhi, the capital of India, has been the real hotspot in the real estate industry in the country. In recent years, Delhi property market is growing at a phenomenal rate due to great improvement in the transport system, expansion plan of 65 km- long Delhi... Read >
Author: Vanky raman13th November 2008
In reaction to this situation, corporations are now leaning more towards short-term leases to see them through the credit crunch.
Unfortunately for landlords, London is an ever-growing entity and there is over 12 million square feet of office space in ... Read >
Author: clickthrough13th October 2008
Delhi is always known as a trendsetter in India’s real estate industry. Delhi real estate is one of the largest real estate sectors in the country due to its status as the capital of India, higher per capita income, remarkable infrastructure and exc... Read >
Author: Vanky raman08th September 2008
Are you planning to invest in real estate in Mumbai? Mumbai is a commercial hub and a preferred destination for corporate India. Recent reports highlight the overwhelming and unreasonable prices in the the financial capital . Property is almost beyond the... Read >
Author: 99acres29th July 2008
Pune property market is one of the most active segments in Western India. Private property developers along with local property builders and civic authorities are pouring in more investments in the city.
Recently, Milestone Capital Advisors announced ... Read >
Author: George Gonigal29th July 2008
Real estate in Chennai has been undergoing a shift in its real estate trends recently. While, the commercial properties of Chennai have reached a point when it is very difficult to purchase a property in prominent locations, the residential property prefe... Read >
Author: George Gonigal29th July 2008
With a booming economy Hyderabad has grown to be a favored residential real estate investment hub. SEZs, industrial parks, international airport and apt traffic inflow have resulted in heightening the national and foreign investment in the residential rea... Read >
Author: George Gonigal23rd July 2008
Like the Delhi residential real estate witnessing a sluggish phase for the past few months the commercial properties have also been hit down by a slowdown. Subsequently, some business districts in Delhi have seen a decline of up to 25% in office rentals i... Read >
Author: George Gonigal18th July 2008
Mumbai real estate is witnessing yet another tumultuous phase. The rising rental values for commercial property are leaving property seekers in confusion. Property analysts say that this unprecedented hike in commercial rental values will force many compa... Read >
Author: George Gonigal18th July 2008
Delhi is the national capital and also one of the best destinations for investors to buy property. Delhi having an advantage of good connectivity with most of the cities in India houses the top most corporate houses in the world. The main upswing of cons... Read >
Author: George Gonigal17th July 2008
Chennai property prices have been on a high throughout the last few years and they are expected to see an upward trend this year too.
The ITES and BPO industries are a primary reason for this boom in the real estate market in Chennai. Not only has it i... Read >
Author: George Gonigal07th July 2008
Delhi has clearly emerged as one of the fastest growing economies in India. The physical infrastructure in Delhi is counted among the best in the country and the state government is proactive in bringing contribution of private sectors to give a real real... Read >
Author: George Gonigal26th June 2008
The focus of development of residential property in Hyderabad is suburbs where land availability is considerable and large scale development is possible. Township projects are coming up in areas like Vattinagulapalli, Gaulidodi, Metchel road, Nanakrakuda ... Read >
Author: George Gonigal25th June 2008
Among the four metropolitan cities in India, the port city of Chennai has a distinct advantage of a major corridor to Southern India. Traditionally the city is catering to the leading off shore industries but with time Chennai is becoming lucrative destin... Read >
Author: George Gonigal24th June 2008
The active economy, attractive job market and youthful lifestyle clubbed with the IT sector boom has facilitated the Bangalore real estate market to grow intensely in the last two-three years.
Owing to a steady demand and restricted supply, the prime r... Read >
Author: George Gonigal13th June 2008
The residential rental market in Ahmedabad, after escalating to almost 100 per cent in the past three years, is witnessing a slowdown for the past few months. Though the plot values have been increasing across Ahmedabad but decrease in rentals are resulti... Read >
Author: George Gonigal10th June 2008
Bangalore is witnessing an alarming increase in floating population. The city is overburdened and the infrastructure is challenged. Traffic congestion and inadequate means of public transport is the biggest problem of the city. To ease the roads and to re... Read >
Author: George Gonigal04th June 2008
Who would have thought that Asia's largest slum – Dharavi- would become a prized property in Mumbai? Today, every inch of land in Dharavi is sought after. The civic agencies have called in private property and infrastructure developers to revamp the loc... Read >
Author: George Gonigal23rd May 2008
Rising prices of Mumbai’s real estate has always made news. This week politician and actor Vinod Khanna bought the country’s most expensive 3-bedroom flat in Mumbai’s Little Gibbs Road on Malabar Hills. This luxurious flat in Il Palazzo cost him Rs ... Read >
Author: George Gonigal21st May 2008
Property in the National Capital Region (NCR) is always sought after despite the high real estate prices. Still buyers flock to NCR areas like Gurgaon, Noida, Faridabad, Ghaziabad because land is available there. As per an estimate, real estate prices in ... Read >
Author: George Gonigal20th May 2008
Ahmedabad is among the top 10 cities to reside, invest and earn, according to a study conducted by Indicus Analytics. The city enjoys strategic location advantage of proximity to Mumbai. Going by the ever growing construction of skyscrapers, shopping mall... Read >
Author: George Gonigal15th May 2008
Property dealers have remarked that Tamil Nadu has been making significant developments with the real estate market transaction reaching investments worth Rs 30 Billion. Real estate has been further supplemented by the growth in the knowledge sector like ... Read >
Author: George Gonigal15th May 2008
Chandigarh's ever growing infrastructure has paved way for development of real estate in neighbouring areas like Panchkula, Mohali, Mullanpur, Zirakpur and DeraBassi. Although, Dera-Bassi and Mullanpur are still sleepy towns lying on Chandigarh’s nation... Read >
Author: George Gonigal15th May 2008
Gurgaon’s real estate market has stabilised for the past three months. Market experts had been predicting this halt for a long time and value analysis for this quarter proves just the same. The capital value for an apartment in DLF Phase I ranges betwee... Read >
Author: George Gonigal08th May 2008
Whenever someone talks of India, the first city that strikes his mind is Delhi. Delhi is the capital city of India and also known as the heart of India. With its robust infrastructure and vibrant economy, Delhi is undoubtedly among the most preferred inve... Read >
Author: George Gonigal29th April 2008
Following the footsteps of Nariman Point and Bandra-Kurla Complex (BKC), Lower Parel is coming up well as the Extended Business District (EBD) at Mumbai’s commercial real estate scenario. From decaying chawls and jam-packed lanes to high-rise office bui... Read >
Author: George Gonigal11th April 2008
The rental market for residential properties in West Delhi is observed as quite active in the past few years. “Three years ago, landlords were finding it difficult to find a tenant but now its difficult to find a vacant house for a tenant," says a prope... Read >
Author: George Gonigal07th April 2008
Bangalore real estate market is witnessing a noticeable hike in the rentals of commercial and retail properties these days. With the Central Business District region on the verge of saturation and the increasing demand for quality space has resulted in an... Read >
Author: George Gonigal06th April 2008
At a juncture when both capital and rental values of residential property in Mumbai are touching skies, Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority’s (MMRDA’s) announcement for building five lakh low-cost houses brings in a ray of hope for those ... Read >
Author: George Gonigal04th April 2008
Residential rentals in Gurgaon have stabilized for the past one year. And this has put the tenant side, who had been bearing the brunt of residential rentals rising incessantly for the past several years, in a pretty comfortable position.
According to... Read >
Author: George Gonigal03rd April 2008
Chennai real estate market is witnessing an unparalleled growth in the commercial sector. The property value graph is showing a constant increase in commercial property values but it is estimated to cross the threshold very soon.
Chennai’s economic ... Read >
Author: George Gonigal01st April 2008
Bangalore real estate has always been a point of focus of the investors, particularly the NRIs. Bangalore is India’s industrial and commercial hub and is one of the fastest growing cosmopolitan cities. This pace of development has added some punch to t... Read >
Author: George Gonigal25th March 2008
Chennai is experiencing frantic developments on the real estate front. While the Central Business District (CBD) witnesses short fall in availability of commercial office space, the city is expanding to the sub–urban and peripheral areas to feed the dem... Read >
Author: George Gonigal21st February 2008
Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC) is the first in the string of new growth hubs that is being planned by Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) in Greater Mumbai to help seize further concentration of offices and commercial real estate activiti... Read >
Author: George Gonigal21st February 2008
Looking at the overall state of real estate industry in Bangalore, a drop of about 15-20 per cent in transaction volume has been witnessed in residential real estate in Bangalore, in the past quarter, say developers and property brokers. The reason for th... Read >
Author: George Gonigal11th February 2008
Rising real estate prices make land a super-expensive commodity in Chennai. This is true not only for the plots or built –up flats and apartment, even the rental rates are shooting up. Chennai real-estate is witnessing a 20-30% increase in residential p... Read >
Author: George Gonigal11th February 2008
Having experienced an unprecedented boom in the past five years, the chances for short term gains have evidentially gone down in Gurgaon property markets, however the long term picture is bright and sunny.
India’s second largest real estate company ... Read >
Author: George Gonigal02nd February 2008
Residential real estate values have increased in the posh sectors of Faridabad especially Sector 14, 15, 16, and 17, in the range of 20-40 per cent in the last ten months, according to MagicBricks reports. For instance, the residential plot capital values... Read >
Author: George Gonigal31st January 2008
Driven by strong demand from multinational companies, banking and financial sectors, commercial rental values in the Central Business District (CBD) of Chennai have increased in the past 12 months. Notably, the Chennai CBD comprises Nungambakkam, Salai, A... Read >
Author: George Gonigal25th January 2008
Bangalore real estate market is mushrooming slowly and steadily. The Bangalore residential real estate market is experiencing a change in market dynamics and an overall slow-down in purchasing activity as the property prices are higher and are out of reac... Read >
Author: George Gonigal24th January 2008
Although capital values of residential properties in most of the areas of Gurgaon is sky high, investors who had purchased properties, especially in the 60-sq. yard segment, in view of exorbitant returns are now adopting long-term perspective, and ready t... Read >
Author: George Gonigal18th January 2008
Residential rentals in Jaipur are on downslide. According to MagicBricks studies, there has been a decline of 10-15 per cent in the average rentals at the prime residential colonies of Jaipur.
The lower limit for monthly rentals for residential proper... Read >
Author: George Gonigal05th November 2007
Buyer activities in the residential real estate in Delhi might be facing slowdown but the rental values in the segment have remained northbound across the city in the past 12 months. As per the MagicBricks.com report, rental values in Delhi areas like Cha... Read >
Author: George Gonigal02nd November 2007
NOIDA, which is among the few planned industrial townships in Asia, is known for its commercial buoyancy. Besides, the industrial use as much as 20 per cent of the total space is earmarked as the commercial space in NOIDA (New Okhla Industrial Development... Read >
Author: George Gonigal02nd November 2007
While a considerable number of Kerala residents dwell in foreign countries, real estate in Kochi has always been the subject of NRI interest. Of late, the surge created by influx of IT/ ITeS based companies in the property markets has also resulted in soa... Read >
Author: George Gonigal02nd November 2007
While property prices and rental values in Mumbai skyrocket, studio apartments in the financial capital of India have surfaced up as one of the most preferred housing alternatives for expatriates, corporate executives and frequent travelers.A studio apart... Read >
Author: George Gonigal30th October 2007
Capital values weaken, rentals upbeat… Residential properties in Gurgaon are expected to witness a marginal drop in capital values with fresh supply of about 1,000 new residential units in the next 3-6 months. Rentals, at the other end, are rising inces... Read >
Author: George Gonigal21st October 2007
After touching unprecedented heights, the property prices in Mumbai have been reportedly stagnant for the past 3-quarters. Perhaps that's why, the investor activity especially in the residential properties of Mumbai has been catalyzing, say experts. In M... Read >
Author: George Gonigal17th October 2007
Having witnessed the positive impact of metro rail connectivity on the real estate markets of Delhi, it has been a general perception that extension of the facility to any of the sites pushes prices of residential property to north. However, the NCR (Nati... Read >
Author: George Gonigal21st September 2007
Property prices in Delhi have seen a huge run up over the past few years. Close on heels of Delhi real estate are other metros like Mumbai, Chennai, and Bangalore. Enjoying status of the Capital city, Delhi has certainly emerged as the fastest growing ec... Read >
Author: Rakesh20th September 2007
Maintaining your investment property in good condition is not just a matter of aesthetics. Property kept in good condition is easier to let – and tenants are likely to be retained for longer. There can also be a direct impact on rental values; you may n... Read >
Author: Elisha Burberry20th September 2007
Commercial properties in Gurgaon are likely to go under the phase of correction soon, after enjoying the period of boom for the past several years. As far as the office spaces are concerned, the absorption rates are gradually coming down in the city, sinc... Read >
Author: Suruchi Iyyer01st September 2007
Home rentals in Gurgaon finally stabilized in the second quarter of 2007, after remaining the subject of sturdy movement towards north at least for the past couple of years.
A lobby of real estate experts believes that this is the time when the city is... Read >
Author: Kalpita01st September 2007
Where else can we get a more healthy real estate scenario than the state of Punjab, which enjoys one of the highest per capita incomes in India for the past several years...?
Not just the state leads in agricultural and business activities in the count... Read >
Author: Hanna G Ruby17th August 2007
The Mumbai real estate market witnessed a slowdown in the second quarter of 2007 with a decline in property prices. Real Estate Mumbai is likely to see a marginal correction in capital and rental values during the coming year but is likely to affect the ... Read >
Author: Larry Jone03rd May 2007
It is a fact that Berlin in Germany has undervalued real estate and with shrewd multi national companies already investing in the city its only a matter of time that others will follow. It is now time for the smaller overseas property investor to examine ... Read >
Author: nicholas marr02nd December 2006
WITH well-recognized commercial destinations including Park Street, Chowringhee Road and Camac Street, its time for the IT/ITes business sector to add to the growth of the City of Joy, Kolkata.
The realestate sector is going to be set up at Sector V a... Read >
Author: Michaelle Sui19th August 2006
Affordance
The biggest is whether the individual can afford to buy a property. Today a lot of younger people cannot afford to get onto the property ladder, thus in turn this will mean a greater number of people are renting property and a greater number... Read >
Author: Chris Courtis01st April 2006
Indian Real Estate: Blow Hot Blow Cold
Given the changes seen last year, especially the last four months, a complete update on property rates in various Mumbai locations are classified into A / B / C category types, to justify price bandwidth and diffe... Read >
Author: Rajinder Dogra
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