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  • Gujrat : MORE SEZS NEEDED, LOOK AT CHINA’S PROGRESS: MODI

    SEZs are here to stay and they can’t be wished away. This was the chief minister Narendra Modi elaborating on his vision for Gujarat during his inaugural address at Ahmedabad Science City on Thursday. The occasion was the opening of the exhibition ‘Discover Gujarat’ under the aegis of the Vibrant Gujarat Global Investors’ ...
    Posted to Ramprasad Padhi (Weblog) by 23609 on January 13, 2007
  • THREE SEZS, ONE AIRPORT TO COME UP IN MAHARASHTRA

    Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation (MIDC) on Thursday signed four agreements with Infrastructure Development Finance Company Ltd (IDFC) and Feedback Ventures for developing three Special Economic Zones and one airport in the State. Of the three SEZs, two are special SEZs that will only produce power and supply to other SEZs in the ...
    Posted to Ramprasad Padhi (Weblog) by 23609 on January 13, 2007
  • LANDS OF CONTENTION

    The Prime Minister, Dr Manmohan Singh's promise to put in place a more humane policy towards those displaced from lands acquired for new industrial projects is timely. Land acquisition is increasingly becoming controversial with the conflict between the state and those affected by such acquisitions often escalating into a serious law and order ...
    Posted to Ramprasad Padhi (Weblog) by 23609 on January 13, 2007
  • EVEN BIG BRANDS CAN`T PAY THE CURRENT RENTALS - HDFC Chairman Deepak Parekh

    While foreign investors seem to be making a beeline for property in India, HDFC Chairman Deepak Parekh believes real estate is overpriced. He speaks on the dangers of having unreasonably high property prices, saying affordability is now being stretched. Excerpts: You haven’t been bullish on real estate. What do you think you’ve ...
    Posted to Ramprasad Padhi (Weblog) by 23609 on January 13, 2007
  • High Risk Investments : Are you Game ?

    In India, land legislations are not fool proof and many land deals are mired in title litigations. Land deals are best left to the builders who are well versed with the legalities. Also compounding the problem is the issue of land grabbing and adverse possesion by unauthorised people. So its very essential that you have someone to monitor your ...
    Posted to Ramprasad Padhi (Weblog) by 434400 on January 9, 2007
  • Property Buying in India for NRI's

    There has never been a better time for NRI's to buy realty in india, than now Not only have construction standards up the ante, bigger complexes and layouts today give the same ambience and lifestyle homes that most of the developed countries worldwide. And if you look at the fundamentals ruling the realty market, India is an emerging blue ...
    Posted to Ramprasad Padhi (Weblog) by 434400 on January 9, 2007
  • FOR REALTORS, THE ONLY WAY TO GO NOW IS UP

    Bangalore, January 08, 2007 The Economic Times Call it the real estate ‘storey’ of India. Backward or forward integration may have been the hallmarks of different industry verticals here, but when it comes to real estate, ‘vertical’ is the only way forward. In a marked shift from sprawling picket-fenced dream houses, ...
    Posted to Ramprasad Padhi (Weblog) by 23609 on January 8, 2007
  • Real Estate and the Stock Market - What's the correlation ?

    The Telegraph : The volatility in the stock market is beginning to have some ruboff effect on the booming real estate business as well.Industry sources say real estate developers who had seen great amount of money flowing into the industry are now witnessing a drop in inflows. “The choppiness of the equities market will gradually have ...
    Posted to Ramprasad Padhi (Weblog) by 23609 on January 8, 2007
  • Land ceiling Act stuck in election logjam

    Economic Times : Mumbai.The abrogation of the Urban Land Ceiling (ULC) Act, the out-dated socialistic legislation, seems to be the first major casualty of the code of conduct that followed soon after the announcement of the municipal elections on Wednesday. Vilasrao Deshmukh government had promised to table a Bill this week before the ...
    Posted to Ramprasad Padhi (Weblog) by 23609 on January 7, 2007
  • PROPERTY BOOM YIELDS HIGH RETURNS

    Economic Times :NEW DELHI Rajan Sharma bought 4,000 square feet (372 square metres) of office space on the outskirts of India's capital, New Delhi, for Rs 2,900 ($65) a square foot in 2002 and hasn't stopped grinning since. Four years later, the 42-year-old consultant regularly gets offers more than three times the price he ...
    Posted to Ramprasad Padhi (Weblog) by 23609 on January 7, 2007
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