October 25, 2008 – 2:48 am
Real estate sector was the biggest loser in today’s stock market plunge, led by country’s second largest firm Unitech that witnessed a sharp fall of over 51%.
The realty index witnessed a 24.4% decline, which is more than double the benchmark index Sensex fall of nearly 11%. The index has fallen by 31 per cent in [...]
By Rajani
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A slump in the Indian real estate market has cast a shadow on the property funds listed on London’s Alternative Investment Market (AIM). All the five India-focused property funds floated by local developers have been under-performing in the past two months.
On an average, they registered an 18% negative return over the last two months. The [...]
February 19, 2008 – 1:54 am
Reliance Industries is in advanced discussion with the New York-based Vornado Realty Trust. It is one of the world’s top five real estate asset managers. Main aim of this discussion is to float a $1-billion plus fund. The proposed fund will acquire and manage properties, mainly in the retail space, across India. People familiar with [...]
January 28, 2008 – 5:58 am
DLF Ltd. has dominated the never before building boom in India. DLF has a corporate slogan “Building India”. The company is taking on a tough challenge in meeting its growth goals while counting, in part, on a relatively unknown and unpredictable market — residential developments for India’s growing number of middle-income families.
Indian real-estate sector is [...]
By Rajani
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Also tagged Bombay Stock Exchange, Construction Group, Corporate Slogan, Dlf, DLF limited, Fire Brigades, Growth Goals, indian real-estate, Middle Income Families, National Stock Exchange, O Rourke, Office Complexes, Private Fire, Rajiv Singh, Raw Material Costs, Real Estate Sector, REIT, Residential Developments, Singapore, stock market, Stock Market Values, Swimming Pools, Tight Market, Unpredictable Market
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