Anuj Puri, Chairman – ANAROCK Property Consultants India continues to strive for a more globally-aligned image for urban living conditions, which is what the Smart Cities mission is really all about. However, the primary need if India’s housing market is to rank higher on global benchmarks of urban l...Read More
It was a moment of cheer for the real estate sector when India’s Interim Finance Minister presented the Interim Budget 2019 on February 1, 2019 in the Parliament. And why not, the real estate, once again, got many mentions during the budget speech. There were many soaps for the developers, the ...Read More
Being the last budget before the general elections, the industry was actually expecting a populist budget from the interim finance minister. However, Mr. Piyush Goyal indeed faired well and presented a well-balanced Budget, giving full impetus to every sector. The government’s decision to ext...Read More
Homer seekers have reason to be happy with the budget speech of the Hon’ble Minister Shri Piyush Goyal. For real estate in general and housing in particular, this is a positive budget speech. For the economy, it focuses on the farm sector and the middle class. I would rate it as “9 out of 10,” becaus...Read More
Anuj Puri, Chairman – ANAROCK Property Consultants The interim budget was more or less a vote bank-facing exercise – an electoral pitch that drew attention to past achievements. Vote-bank directed announcements included benefits to 12-crore small farmers via credit of INR 6k/year directly into...Read More
There can be multifarious trends that may rule the Indian Real estate market in the year 2019 but the major 5 trends considered in a pragmatic manner and with a panoramic view are as follows. Affordable Housing: In the last few years, the major emphasis is on Affordable Housing to cater to the needs ...Read More
Due to various policy implementation for transparency by the government, the real estate sector likely to witness exponential growth in coming years It was recorded last year that the Real Estate of India suffered a loss but things are to take a change as we step into 2019. However, the real estate s...Read More
The year 2018 comes to an end, and with this ends the year of speculations, ups and downs, and resettlements. Indeed, the year 2018 was a roller coaster ride for the real estate sector. Policy reforms like GST and RERA as well as monetary reforms like Demonetisation were still troubling the market wh...Read More
by Anushree Ghosh Analysing the annual growth of residential real estate in India. Since half a decade the real estate industry is going through the prolonged phase of slothfulness. The stagnancy has especially cursed the residential real estate sector of India as it remains intact even after 6 years...Read More
The year 2018 now comes to an end. Indeed, it was an eventful year for the real estate sector. One of the major achievements of this year was the implementation of RERA across markets, barring few states. Mumbai is one such market which witnessed tons of activities. Clearly, MahaRERA made its mark he...Read More
Luxury supply increased by 29% since 2017 Of 12,090 units new luxury supply in 2018, MMR launched nearly 6,310 NCR – 2,650, Hyderabad – 1,585, Kolkata – 160; Pune saw the least supply with less than 100 units Catering to a very niche clientele and not the masses, luxury housing has...Read More
To focus on the requirements for constructing large volume housing in the light of Pradhan Mantri AwasYojna Emerging technologies to play a vital role in the successful implementation of schemes like PMAY RICS School of Built Environment, RICS SBE, Amity University, in association with Building Mater...Read More