Minister Reins in Mumbai's Haphazard Development Controls; Wil...

The year 2013 was projected as the year of delivery for residential projects which had been stuck for years. While developers claim they are on course to supply a large number of units this year, sector watchers doubt it. Data from research firm ...

Prime main streets across big cities showed robust rent appreciation in the first quarter of 2013, as prominent brands, including international ones, triggered demand, even as quality space supply was running low. Mumbais high street Linking Road ...

Gold may be a time-bomb for the government, given its high current account deficit, but real estate is a bigger time-bomb for investors and even the government ? since a lot of bank collateral and government revenues is pegged to inflated property ...

NEW DELHI: Malls were supposed to be the symbols of prosperity in India's 'boomtowns'. Instead they have turned out to be edifices of gloom. Notwithstanding their bright facade, these half-empty buildings in smaller towns reveal the other side of ...

(Mint - McClatchy-Tribune Information Services via COMTEX) -- Foreign retailers are deferring their plans to enter India by a year or two because of high real estate costs and impending elections in 2014, real estate consultant Jones Lang LaSalle ...

Among Mumbai's biggest banes is an inelegant jostle for space. A stylish way to bypass it is by snapping up a penthouse in any of the up and coming high rises. The chaos of urban life looks inconsequential from these houses, which crown tall ...

Leading developers in the city seem to have kick-started easing of property prices with around 10-15 percent lower price tags for luxury projects in central Mumbai, an Economic Times report pointed out this morning. Lodha's Blue Moon project in ...

The automobile industry is a darling of market watchers and is often seen as a barometer of the economy. A month-on-month fall in average sales is cause enough for a feeling of doom and gloom about the economy. For falling sales, car makers are held ...

A leading international consultancy has created a stir in the real estate market as its optimistic report on the Indian office space is a contrast to at least three others.US-based CB Richard Ellis released a study yesterday showing office space take-up across key Indian cities had increased 37 per cent in the first quarter of calendar 2013, compared with the same period last year.Since just a day ago another American consultant, Cushman & Wakefield, had reported a 37 per cent drop in the ...