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First came political misgivings and then street protests by small-store owners
across India, fretful they will be put out of business by the deep pockets and
discounting power of retail chains.
But that perhaps didn't worry
Indian tycoons as much as the surge in rentals and space shortages they are now
battling ...
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The real estate industry started by doing everything on its own, then started outsourcing services and is now moving up the value chain by consolidating specialised services under one banner, says Jayashree Kurup
Economic Times : 4th November 2007
THE real estate industry is heading the automobile way. Remember how Maruti started manufacturing ...
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Spacious n Elegant 2 Bedroom Home • 950 sq. ft., 2 bath, 2 bdrm apartment "Stilt + Seven Storeys" - MLS® #103103100 Rs4,800,000 INR - VALUE 4 ur Hard Earned Rupees
I.c.colony , Borivli - Centrally Located, on Holy Cross Road. Near Spencer Super Market
Spacious n elegant ...
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There are lot of options thrown up in the current scenario for NRIs to invest across all types of real estate depending on the bite size, risk factors, staying power, ease levels, to participate in the great Indian real estate story.
First is the Commercial property, mainly office spaces that are usually acquired by way of lease or for license ...
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The clocks have stood still at the Gurgaon-based IST Ltd (formerly Indo Swiss Time) for several years now, Yet, if you look at the scrip�s performance on the markets, you would think that someone had tied a cracker to its tail. On the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), on 2 August 2006, it was quoted at Rs 42. On 10 January 2007, it hit a high of Rs ...
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The recent moves by the Reserve Bank of India aimed at slowing bank exposure to the booming real estate market may have little impact on property prices or on real estate developers, leading consultants and real estate developers say.
Pritam Chivukula, National Director, Colliers International, a property services company, says, "The ...
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All municipalities build drains and sewers. Many run crematoria, hospitals and primary schools too. But, globally, nowhere does a civic corporation also operate an intricate electricity supply system with 8,20,000 consumers, a fleet of 3,400 buses carrying 45 lakh passengers every day, Asia’s largest urban water supply network, colleges ...
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Central Mumbai, undergoing change at fever pace and witnessing a real estate boom that’s seen prices shoot up by two or three times, has a single problem: Missing infrastructure.
From Sangam Nagar’s slums in F North to the old chawls of Parel in F South, from the British-era middle-class colonies of Dadar and Hindu Colony to the ...
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A single-storey house at 3 Tilak Marg has just been bought for Rs 100 crore, continuing the scorching pace of ultra-expensive real-estate deals in the coveted centre of the Capital.
The acquisition was confirmed on Tuesday night by Abhay Oswal, managing director of Oswal Chemicals & Fertilizers Ltd., who acquired the property on behalf of his ...
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Two Indian cities — Mumbai and Delhi — have emerged amongst the top 10 most expensive Asian CBD (central business district) office locations. In the Asia-Pacific region, Mumbai and Delhi rank fourth and eighth, respectively, according to a survey conducted by global property advisor DTZ Debenham Tie Leung. The CBD occupancy costs in ...
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