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The updated guidelines for ongoing construction projects provided by the Center on April 15 have come as a significant relief to the builders as workers stationed at such sites are now able to begin construction work. The updated guidelines, however, also confirmed that such work cannot be performed in places designated as COVID-19 hotspots. Mumbai […]
Mumbai and Pune city may not get the relief benefit for the construction projects.more
Invoking the force majeure clause in the context of the COVID-19 lockdown, the promoters of the X BKC project in Kala Nagar, Bandra requested MIG Colony’s original tenants not to deposit their cheques for the May-June period. Citing financial problems and bad market conditions, MIG (Bandra) Realtors and Builders Pvt Ltd, part of the DB […]
X BKC project promoter declines to pay rent by citing force majeure clause.more
Two days until the slated end of the lockdown, the government has enabled more than 15 types of industries to begin their work on a single shift basis with minimal manpower and distancing norms. These involve large electrical goods such as transformers and circuit vehicles, telecom equipment and components like fibre optic cable, compressor and […]
Home Ministry permits 15 industries to start their work with social distancing norms.more
PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PHDCCI) has suggested that ongoing projects must be treated as assets for providing credit to developers, zero- period interest waiver in Uttar Pradesh should be provided for two years amid COVID-19, and developers who have applied for partial or partial project competition must be issued completion certificates to prevent […]
PHD Chamber suggested all under-construction projects to be treated as assets for granting credit to the developers.more
According to a study by Reserve Bank of India, the residential real estate market has continued to suffer from weak demand and significant inventory overhang. Due to new launches dropping indicating the broad inventory overhang, all India house price levels moderated with Mumbai and NCR exhibiting a small price drop of almost 5 per cent. […]
RBI shows its study for the residential market disruption with a small price drop in the sector.more
Despite the lockdown, BMC has begun pre-monsoon road-resurfacing, desilting and bridge-building work to prevent accidents, flooding, water-logging and rainfall diseases — it has a little over a month and a half to complete the job. On 6 April, BMC resumed 112 works on roads, bridges and stormwater drains (including desilting) with 2,500 labourers. Additional Municipal […]
BMC resumes infrastructure work amid lockdown, explains as the pre-monsoon measures.more
Kolte-Patil Developers, a real estate developer based in Pune, has signed an agreement with UK-based real estate company Planet Smart City to jointly build a more than a 5.4-acre parcel of land in Pune. Kolte-Patil would get Rs 91 Crore for his plot’s monetization. Kolte-Patil’s I-Ven Townships (Pune) a Kolte-Patil subsidiary and the UK developer […]
Kolte-Patil Developers and a UK based real estate company will jointly develop a 5.4 acre in Pune.more
Special guidelines and legislative measures will soon be issued for the real estate industry, including the Real Estate Legislative Act (RERA), to counter this crisis, said Durga Shanker Mishra, Secretary, Housing and Urban Affairs. “We are caught in an unimaginable scenario that has engulfed the whole world in its grip. In these critical days, we […]
Housing Minister: Real Estate will soon get special regulatory measures to get restored the industry.more
Britain’s construction industry experienced the sharpest decline in activity following last month’s financial crisis, a survey revealed on Monday, despite seeing far less pressure than other sectors that are affected due to coronavirus pandemic lockdown. Also reported last week’s figures from financial data provider IHS Markit and the Chartered Institution of Procurement and Supply (CIPS), indicating the British business sector as a whole is shrinking at the highest pace in more than 20 years. The construction Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) plunged to 39.3 in March from 52.6 in February, its lowest since April […]
PMI: UK construction industry experiences the steepest decline in activity in March 2020.more