Vikash Vijaywargiya, Joint Secretary, FJCCI, said that the Union Budget should be such that it ensures betterment for all
The second of a three-part series looks at how the overall economic slowdown and govt action on the debt-laden builders have altered the real estate landscape of Gurugram region
The first of a three-part series looks at the prospects of the Mumbai property market, which saw the highest unsold inventory pile-up last year
Analysts point out the RERA, too, has not been able to stem the litany of woes faced by homebuyers in financially stressed projects
Delhi-NCR, Mumbai and Pune are the three biggest markets for student housing in the country, and these cities require an additional 4.75 lakh beds from organised co-living operators to meet the current demand, according to a report. Cushman & Wakefield (C&W), in association with the Student Accommodation Providers Forum of India (SAPFI), on Wednesday released a report Exploring the Student Housing Universe in India City Insights. The report has identified education clusters in the cities of Bengaluru, Delhi-NCR and Pune, the three biggest markets for professionally managed student accommodation (PMSA) operators. The report estimated 9.08 million migrant students in India, amounting to over 24 per cent of 37 million total student enrolments in the country's higher educational institutions (HEIs) for the year 2018-19. "Delhi-NCR with 7.45 lakh students enrolled in HEIs as of 2018-19 has 50 per cent outstation students. There is demand for additional 2.5 lakh beds from PMSA ...
The city will become the company's second largest market after Gurugram
If you are looking at buying real estate, an idea about prevailing rates would come in handy
While builders such as Embassy and Brigade are aiming at creating exclusive coliving brands, others are investing in startups active in the segment
Priced at Rs 10,000-20,000 per bed, Olive's first phase will see the launch of 20,000 beds in all - 15,000s in Bengaluru and 2,500 each in Chennai and Pune
Deal size expected to be in the Rs 2,000-25,000 crore range
The slump in consumption has hit the rural sector hard
Deal size likely to be Rs 2,000 crore
Young HNIs are buying properties in foreign locations like Malta, Madrid, and Budapest
Mumbai offers exceptional value across almost all luxury categories, says Julius Baer's first Global Wealth and Lifestyle Report.
Prestige, Sobha top picks given their exposure to Bengaluru, other southern markets
A report in November said that housing prices could drop by up to 30 per cent over six to 12 months after demonetisation
Leasing growth could be impacted as occupiers adopt a cautious expansion strategy IN 2017
The real estate sector in India is believed to be one of the largest recipients of black money
Mumbai attracted the biggest pie of foreign investments in 2016, accounting for 39% of capital flow
Rera compliance and the GST are pushing up overall costs for developers by five to six per cent