In th February 24, 2008 issue of Business Today, there was an article on how real estate prices seem to be correcting and showing a downwards trend. Mumbai: prices seem to be steady but the property registrations dropped by 8% Delhi: prices down by 5-10 % in NCR Hyderabad: prices down 5-10 % Bangalore: prices [...]
According to Cushman & Wakefield, the total real estate demand over the next five years from 2007 is expected to grow to approximately 1900 million sq. ft. across the commercial, retail, residential and hospitality segments. The bulk of the requirement being in residential segment. Here is a detail breakup: Type Requirements (million sq. ft.) Residential [...]
Proposed 36 Storey Business Park, (VUDA) Visakapattinam by OCI Architects. Star Temple, BHIWANI by Semac India Pvt. Ltd. Continental Hospital, Dhaka Bangladesh by C.P. Kukreja and Associates Securites & Exchange Board Of India-BKC,Mumbai by Hafeez Contractor U.B.Group-Bangalore by Hafeez Contractor Proposed Corporate office by OCI Architects. Suryavardhan Mall, Chennai (Under Construction) by OCI Architects. [...]
As per International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED) paper which draws on the latest urban data from the UN’s Population Division, following are the 11 Indian cities which feature in the list of 100 world’s fastest growing cities: Faridabad Durg-Bhilainagar in Chhattisgarh (7th ranked) Ghaziabad Chandigarh Guwahati Dhanbad Bhopal Aurangabad Vizag Surat Asansol Europe [...]
Business Today has published an article on the future cities of India in which they mention that integrated townships could be the answer to India’s urban problems. (Fig: Magarpatta in Pune, source: magarpattacity.com) The top 10 integrated township destination cities of India are: Bangalore Delhi-NCR Mumbai Lucknow [...]
Following are the tier II and III upcoming cities to invest in India property: View Larger Map Technorati tags: Tier II Cities, Tier III Cities, India Property, Google Maps
According to Knight Frank, the Indian office market continues to be driven fro the thriving IT/ITeS sector. Here are their strength rankings for major cities in Asia-Pacific: Strength rankings1. Mumbai2. New Delhi3. Shanghai4. Singapore5. Hong Kong6. Bangkok7. Sydney8. Melbourne9. Guangzhou10. Jakarta11. Beijing(Strength rankings are based on 22 separate economic, demographic and property variables.)