Commercial Property for sale in Hatiara, Rajarhat, Kolkata
Commercial Property for Sale in Hatiara, Rajarhat, Kolkata
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Kolkata's residential market showed strong growth in new supply, higher sales, and changing demand patterns, indicating a promising outlook for the city's real estate sector.
Kolkata property markets have witnessed upward momentum in 2022. While new supply grew 1.5 times, residential demand is 70 per cent closer to pre-pandemic levels of 2019.
Satellite towns, which started emerging around 15 years ago, to ease the mounting pressure on major Indian cities, are fast turning into real estate hotspots. We list some of the major satellite cities in the country, which are worth investing in
Kolkata-based Shristi Infrastructure has been slapped with an arbitration claim of Rs 160 crores from Mauritius-registered Rishima SA Investments LLC, which invested Rs 80 crores in Shristi’s 5-star hotel project in Rajarhat
The presence of IT/ITeS companies in the vicinity, has fuelled the growth of the residential real estate segment along EM Bypass in Kolkata. We look at the potential of this region and whether it makes sense for home buyers to invest here
Rising demand, coupled with shrinking vacancies in Grade A and premium Grade A office spaces, have led to an increase in rentals of about 2.8-11 per cent QoQ, in key office micro-markets, says a report by Colliers Research
Kolkata’s upcoming locations offer several advantages, for property seekers looking to buy their first home. We look at the micro-markets worth considering
With real estate sales in Kolkata falling by 22 per cent, developers may absorb the additional 5-6 per cent tax burden from the GST to prevent a further dip
Despite the demonetisation drive, India’s office market is likely to remain firm in the coming quarters driven by the recovering economy, with Bengaluru accounting for the maximum demand among the major cities, according to a report by Colliers International