सेक्टर 135, नोएडा में बिक्री के लिए फ्लैट

With Greater Noida emerging as a preferred rental destination in the region, especially for people working in Delhi or Noida, we look at the advantages, price points and teething issues that tenants should be aware of

With 80 per cent of the land area covered by greenery, we look at what Sector 150 in Noida has to offer, for home seekers

An oversupply situation could hit the real estate market in the National Capital Region, due to the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act. We examine the reasons for this and how it is likely to affect home buyers

The Supreme Court has directed the Jaypee Group to give Rs 50 lakhs interest payment to 10 flat buyers, for delaying the handing over of possession in its Kalypso Court project, on the Noida-Greater Noida Expressway

The government is exploring if it is legally tenable to sell other assets of debt-ridden Jaypee Infratech, to raise money to complete pending housing projects of the company, a top finance ministry official has said

With some of the lowest rental values, Noida’s real estate market may well be a paradise for prospective tenants and a nightmare for investors. We examine the reasons for this and the long-term outlook for the region

While projects along Dwarka Expressway have witnessed considerable appreciation in prices, there have also been delays due to pending litigation. Can it turn into an ideal destination for home buyers? We examine

While serviced apartments promise to provide hassle-free accommodation, the high price of the units and delayed construction can be a big risk for buyers. Here’s a cost-benefit analysis

Rental values in Greater Noida have remained comparatively reasonable, ranging from Rs 5-10 per sq ft

Prime rental markets across India have witnessed corrections of varying degrees, with businesses adopting remote working practices, to survive during the Coronavirus pandemic

The developer community in India has been in a tizzy after union minister of commerce and industry Piyush Goyal on June 3, 2020, said builders needed to sell housing projects at reduced prices and let go of the high-priced unsold stock. Will prices fall?