By Abhay Shah, Realty Quarter There has been massive consolidation of developers in the top 9 cities in India, with over 50% of the total developers that existed in 2011-2012 leaving the market by 2017-18, the report says. Developers consolidated in Gurugram, Noida and Chennai has been to the amount of 70% since 2011 to date […]
Over 50% of developers exit the real estate market in top 9 cities.more
By Abhay Shah, Realty Quarter Besides problems for the developer of Palais Royale, the 56-floor under-construction tower at Worli Naka in Mumbai, the town collector will auction out a portion of the land he stands to recover dues for a flat purchaser. The forthcoming sale was made on the order of the government housing regulator MahaRera last […]
Part of Palais Royale to be auction by the collector – Mumbaimore
By Abhay Shah, Realty Quarter Although consolidation has long been a constant occurrence, recent mergers, acquisitions and joint ventures are like never before underlining this trend. There have been a number of disruptions to the Indian housing industry in the last 2–3 years with revolutionary reform such as demonization, RERA, and the Goods and Services Tax […]
Scope of getting stalled projects completion rises as more developer is consolidating all there projects.more
By Abhay Shah, Realty Quarter With the introduction of the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act (RERA), and several other policy initiatives such as the Benami Transactions Act and the government drive towards affordable homes, we can see more residential property market activity in larger cities. The favourable customer sentiment is particularly important after the dampener […]
Tips to buy a House with best ROI for a longer-term.more
By Abhay Shah, Realty Quarter The property market doesn’t look like picking lost portions and the land still looks brittle. The Knight Frank India report shows that housing units sold (in Mumbai) have increased by 4% in the H1 2019 to 33,731 from 32,412 in the H1 2018 period, for the period January – June 2019, in eight […]
New projects growth declines from 220% to 20% – Mumbai.more
By Abhay Shah, Realty Quarter In the first half of 2019, property developers in India raised more money from primary markets than they rose in a decade. As from June, Prime Database reported that developers raised approximately Rs 10,023 crore from the primary markets via two qualified institutional placements (QIPs) and a real estate investment trust (REIT) […]
Realty companies choose primary market as their main source for raising capital.more
The Central Bank and government have taken meaningful measures to alleviate the stress in the real estate sector by executing three successive repo rate cuts and rationalising the Goods and Services Tax (GST) regime. Now is the time to look further and focus on more specific issues. Following are a series of expectations from the […]
Union Budget, 5th July 2019 – Expectations Notemore
By Abhay Shah, Realty Quarter In order to provide home buyers, developers and officials with an opportunity for the exchange of opinions, the centre has intended to create a common online platform for the Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) in all states and UTs. Housing and Urban Affairs Secretary Durga Shanker Mishra announced here the Government’s strategy and said […]
The Center intends to establish a common online platform for Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) of all states and UTs.more
By Abhay Shah, Realty Quarter According to a home buyers’ body FPCE, the government in the forthcoming budget should establish an Rs.10,000 crore fund to finish stalled property projects across the nation and provide assistance for more than 5 lakh individuals who have booked homes. Forum for People’s Collective Efforts (FPCE) previously referred to as Fight for […]
FPCE wishes to finish stalled projects by getting Rs.10,000 crore’s stress fund in the budget.more
By Abhay Harish Shah, Realty Quarter In its budget wish list, Realtors apex body CREDAI requested that banks should finance developers to purchase land to develop affordable housing projects. It has also indicated that all legislation should have the same concept of affordable housing. “Land as a value of the project comprises 40% of the […]
CREDAI has demanded that banks should fund developers to buy land for development of affordable housing projects.more
