Residential property prices may rise by 10 per cent

Residential property prices are likely to rise by up to 10 per cent in the next six months as demand has picked up. The country has seen and upswing in demand for both affordable and the premium housing segments. To read the full article click here.

15 per cent drop in real estate prices

Chennai real estate is now on a downward slide. Market studies have shown that prices of land, apartments and particularly that of IT buildings, have come down by about 15 per cent confirmed by Builders and promoters. To read the full article click here.

Real estate players feel stimulus packages must continue

The real estate sector is at crossroads. On a revival path after it went through tough times owing to economic slowdown in the country, the revival, though, is mainly on account of stimulus packages given by government to the economy. To read the full article click here.

Realty prices may inch up on demand pick-up

Home prices may remain firm or inch up slightly in metros such as Delhi and Mumbai and their suburbs despite an expected rise in interest rates as demand picks up once again on the back of renewed activity on the employment front, says the bankers and realty players. To read the full article click here.

End the waiting, real estate developers tell consumers

The global economic slowdown began to make itself felt in the Indian housing market, prices and off take have both fallen by at least 35 per cent.  To read the full article click here.

Realty cos eye infrastructure push, easier taxes

India’s realty firms, recovering from a slump that saw prices drop 25-30 percent, hope tax sops are extended to boost construction of affordable homes, but eye more benefits from an anticipated push to infrastructure and easier income tax regime, players and analysts said. To read the full article click here.