» Will be better or worse for real estate in 2015?

Whether you're looking to sell your home or rent or purchase in the past year craps, you might have a problem when we enter the new year: 2015 will be even better - or we headed to the same year? There is no such thing as a real estate crystal ball, and anyone who claims to have all the answers may have a hidden agenda. And many factors need to be considered, let us take a closer look. The recovery process - Where are we? Trulia chief economist Recently, though not five housing barometer measuri[...]

» Affordable housing business: a comeback story

Affordable is defined as used in accordance with the socio-economic strata of different people of different income levels and so on. In India, the term applies most targeted housing community created for EWS (economically disadvantaged segment), so that they, like the middle class, you can also benefit from home ownership and financial security. Although this part of the house is not getting enough momentum early years, the incumbent BJP government has made it clear that it intends to see the bo[...]

» DDA Housing Scheme: Unsuccessful Applicants May Get Refund by December 24

New Delhi: The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) said on Tuesday that it would refund the deposited money of unsuccessful applicants in its 'Housing Scheme 2014' by December 24. "The DDA is going to transfer the entire money deposited with it to the respective bank accounts by December 18. And, all the banks have been directed by vice-chairman of the DDA to ensure that the money is refunded or transferred online to the respective accounts of unsuccessful applicants by December 24, [...]

» Realtors discontent in the status quo RBI monetary policy

New Delhi: India (CREDAI), the National Association of Realtors highest body of real estate developers association, expressed disappointment Tuesday in the central bank's policy is to maintain the key interest rates unchanged, as it seeks to cut interest rates to boost housing demand. "Federation of Indian real estate developers association said the current situation and requirements disappointed RBI policy rate cuts, lower entry barriers to facilitate and promote the needs of the real estate in[...]

» SEBI notification specifications listed real estate investment trusts, InvITs

India Securities and Exchange Commission (Sebi) last Friday notified specification listed real estate investment trust (REIT) and infrastructure investment trusts (InvITs), which will help attract a transparent manner more money into real estate and infrastructure industries. Real estate investment trusts and InvITs, regulate both business trust structure in August approved the capital market regulator, will get tax breaks. For these two trust funds, the minimum initial issue size should be 25 b[...]

» Circle raised interest rates to fight housing demand in Delhi: Property consultants

Increase in circle rates by up to 20 per cent in the national capital could further damp the cycle rate of up to 20% increase in the national capital may be a further blow to investor confidence, the impact of the real estate market, according to global real estate consultancy firm. On Monday, the circle rate proposed by the Government in New Delhi - lowest valuation property must be registered - by up to 20 percent, in part aims to check black money in sale and purchase transactions. CB Richard[...]

» Real estate bill in the winter session of Parliament

All stakeholders meeting has been held in the National Provincial meeting Friday to seek their views on seeking to pave the way for the construction of a large number of affordable housing is a key bill. Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Bill, 2013 is likely to be taken up for consideration in Parliament winter session. "We have convened the meeting of all stakeholders in order to solicit their views and proposals of the Bill," a senior official of Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation Mi[...]

» NRI Real Estate Investment in India may rise 35 percent, in 2014: survey

New Delhi: Property developers expect in the real estate survey has 35 percent surge from overseas Indians (non-resident Indians) and Bangalore turning out to be the favorite, according to a survey by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry of India Joint Chamber of Commerce (ASSOCHAM). Tap the growing interest, which is at a time when the global economy has stabilized and is showing India, where real estate company is composed of a conductive performance shows, exhibitions and opening representat[...]