Tag: Knight Frank

JLL Will Raise Commercial Realty Fund of Rs.1200 Cr

Jones Lang LaSalle is now planning to raise a new commercial realty fund. JLL plans to raise Rs.1200 Cr for investing in the commercial sector. BANGALORE: Last year Jones Lang LaSalle has invested in the residential market of Bangalore. This year JLL is planning to have a shift from the residential sector to the commercial […]

Mumbai Real Estate Gives New Hope to the Investors

Mumbai Real Estate promises higher returns to the real estate investors. Three Mumbai suburbs are listed among the top ten advantageous Real Estate destinations of the country. Mumbai City has 3 top Real Estate destinations of India. Prices in these areas are said to double in five years’ time. Though the Real Estate sector undergoes […]

IBull Realty Arm May Raise 286 Million US Dollar In Singapore

The trust, part of Indiabulls Real Estate Ltd., plans to sell 353 million units of Indiabulls Properties Investment Trust at between S$1 and S$1.10 Indiabulls Properties Investment Trust could raise up to $388.3 million (US$286million) selling units in a real estate investment trust (REIT) in Singapore, according to reports. The trust, part of Indiabulls Real […]

With Rs 1 Crore Per Month, Rental Goes Through Roof

In April end, the London headquartered Barclays bank concluded negotiations to take on lease 15000 square feet of office space in CeeJay House, Worli, at a record-breaking rent of Rs 725 a square feet per month. This is so far the highest ever lease rental for any commercial property in the country.

Realty Is Facing A Major Cash Crunch

Land prices in the national capital region (NCR), Mumbai suburbs, Bangalore and Hyderabad have corrected by up to 25% as property developers slow down their land purchases. Poor sales and lower availability of credit at higher cost have prompted property developers to end the mad rush to acquire land. Some of the developers have even […]

Wait and watch before investing

An international real estate agent Knight Frank predicts that the Indian property boom which lasted for the majority of 2007 is likely to continue into 2008, but it could be tempered by the credit crunch. For the same reason he advising buyers to “wait and watch for a month” before deciding to invest.