It makes for a telling revelation that considering the 11,500 developers under the CREDAI (Confederation of Real Estate Developers’ Associations of India) umbrella, the number of developers who have consistently delivered projects across all … READ FULL STORY
The real estate fraternity and home buyers, have now started analysing the fine print of the announcements made in the Union Budget 2017-18. This budget has drawn a clear distinction, between the affordable housing … READ FULL STORY
Sandeep Doke Senior manager – telecom industry, Pune Home buyers’ confidence in the real estate industry, is likely to increase, if the Real Estate Regulation Act (RERA) is implemented at the earliest. Demonetisation has … READ FULL STORY
Post demonetisation, the real estate industry expects the government to initiate measures that boost ‘consumption’, during the upcoming budget. The challenge for the government, is to grow the economy while maintaining fiscal prudence. A … READ FULL STORY
The state of the Indian economy, suggests that the government will have to walk a tight rope with the Union Budget 2017-18, amidst forecasts of a slowing economy. Although banks are now flush with … READ FULL STORY
The Income Tax (I-T) department has issued 87 notices under section 24 of the Benami Property Transactions Act, 1988, (which pertains to notice and attachment of property involved in benami transaction). A total of … READ FULL STORY
Many within the Indian real estate fraternity, privately admit that the government’s demonetisation drive, has done more damage to the real estate business than even the Lehman Brothers crisis. “The sector has suffered badly, … READ FULL STORY
The real estate sector has been plagued by many challenges, including delays in projects owing to funding issues, complicated government diktats, unclear records and land titles and delays in obtaining approvals. The passage of … READ FULL STORY
The Indian home buyers are quite convinced that whatever incentives are given to them in the union budget, will never reach them. The reason: Investors and middlemen in the Indian housing market, will absorb … READ FULL STORY
The policy changes that the government is implementing, should help improve business confidence in India and result in robust office leasing demand in the coming years. Occupiers looking for large, quality spaces, should consider … READ FULL STORY
Genuine buyers in the residential real estate market, appear to be holding back their purchase plans, on hopes that the interest rates would fall further and the property prices would plunge, post demonetisation, which … READ FULL STORY
The real estate sector in India has miles to go, before it can state that it has adopted some of the globally-accepted best practices. Data available with Track2Realty, shows that real estate complaints are … READ FULL STORY
Sales volume and new launches fell by 23% and 46% each in the second half of 2016, a report by real estate consultancy Knight Frank has revealed. The fourth quarter of 2016, saw a … READ FULL STORY
