Unitech project after 18 months; work starts before launch

Valmark Group, a Bangalore-based real estate company, with sizeable land holdings in and around the IT Capital and with on-going joint ventures with leading developers including Brigade Group, Embassy, K Raheja, Nitesh Estates and Unitech, has now ...

Real estate consulting firm Cushman & Wakefield has entered debt financing services segment, which will include private and public funding. "With this, the current portfolio of financial services is expanded to include both private funding, ...

Following yet another case of apartment owners raising their voice against builders, a district court has restrained real estate firm Unitech from carrying out further construction at the site of its luxury project, Nirvana South Close, worth around Rs 250 ...

According to a report by India Ratings, launching real estate projects in tier-II and -III cities makes them more affordable than projects in tier-I cities. The report points out that developers would continue to focus on affordable housing and ...

Real Estate in Gurgaon is highly attractive investment option.Because Property Market in Gurgaon is reaching sky high-levels.But the things have changed now.The sector is increasingly being looked upon as to be peopled by renowned developers and ...

In a dull market, many real estate developers are using pre-launch offers and assured return schemes to woo buyers. Estimates suggest three of every five real estate SMS crowding your handset are hardselling such schemes. Buyers are promised high ...

Unitech has completed about a tenth of the construction in its upcoming luxury project, The One, Gurgaon, before launching it. The project will have 28 floors, with 324 apartments spread over 16 acres, and is likely to be announced in the next one ...

With the availability of land in Mumbai drying up, real estate experts believe redevelopment is the only way forward for the megapolis. "Availability of land is scarce. Due to sky-rocketing land prices and limited expansion possibilities, ...

Jefferies points: a) The collective bullishness of developers at the beginning of the year without any regard to market conditions. b) Failure to plan for approval delays. c) Lack of seriousness in growing volumes and focusing more on margins. d) ...