सेक्टर 69, गुड़गांव में किराए के फ्लैट

Several factors have impacted the real estate market in the country in the past one year. We examine how these will affect property prices in some of the key metropolitan regions, in 2017

Godrej Properties has announced its entry into the Sohna real estate market, by launching a group housing project in Sector 33, which will offer approximately 1,57,000 sq metres of saleable area

The Haryana government is likely to introduce a bill in the next session of the state assembly, for setting up and making functional a Metropolitan Development Authority for Gurugram

With developers focusing on reducing the cost of housing units to increase sales, the average price of new residential units that were launched in 2016 in the top eight cities of India, has dropped by 14%, as compared to the previous year, says a report by Cushman & Wakefield

The number of new launches in the residential market in 2016, fell by 34% over the previous year, indicating a waning interest of buyers in the primary market. In this scenario, the key to revival lies in realistic pricing, according to the ‘India Property Outlook 2017’ by Colliers International

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

Development of social and physical infrastructure, enhanced connectivity and robust supply of office spaces, could make NCR’s Golf Course Extension Road, a prime residential destination

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?

The RBI had permitted all banks to allow a moratorium of six months, from March 1, 2020 to August 31, 2020. This applied to all term-loans. Given that the worst of times may not be over for many borrowers, many are in favour of extending the moratorium till December 31, 2020. The Supreme Court has extended the interim order on the moratorium till October 5, 2020

We examine the options available for tenants and landlords, who may find themselves in a difficult monetary situation during the Coronavirus pandemic