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Indian Real Estate Summit & Leadership Awards 2025

Indian Real Estate Summit & Leadership Awards 2025 by Realty Quarter & RSWA

September 28, 2025

Indian Real Estate Summit & Leadership Awards 2025 Date: Wednesday 15th, Oct 2025 Time: 6:00pm onwards (followed by High Tea & Dinner) Venue: Hotel Lemon Tree, Fountain City, Vasai-Virar, Maharashtra, India Download Nomination Form: https://www.realtyquarter.com/real-estate-summit-and-awards-2025/pdfs/NominationForm-real-estate-summit-and-awards-2025.pdf Download Sponsorship Details: https://www.realtyquarter.com/real-estate-summit-and-awards-2025/pdfs/Sponsorship-real-estate-summit-and-awards-2025.pdf View More Details: https://www.realtyquarter.com/real-estate-summit-and-awards-2025/ The Indian Real Estate Summit & Leadership Awards 2025 The Indian Real […]

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Real estate investment

Realtors took authorities to the court over the constitutional validity of the National Anti-profiteering Authority.

December 5, 2019

Several property developers took the government to the court over the constitutional validity of the National Anti-profiteering Authority (NAA) and claimed the body had no power to demand interest on penalties imposed. This is after NAA has slapped notices for profiting from the Goods & Services Tax (GST) for 50 developers in India. According to […]

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Financial crisis

Indian Real estate developers are at risk as nation’s credit market has dried up.

July 17, 2019

By Abhay Shah, Realty Quarter Indian developers are at risk of going belly-up as growing stress on the national credit market drowns funding even for those willing to afford high rates for decades. “With the increasing shadow banking crisis most developers’ borrowing prices have raised to a peak of around 20% in more than a […]

Indian Real estate developers are at risk as nation’s credit market has dried up.more