Sobha Hartland Dubai launches full-fledged operations in key Indian cities
News Point: Sobha Hartland, a fully integrated freehold community along…
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6 reasons why Kochi will be India’s next real estate hotspot
Bottom Line: Kochi expects investments of Rs. 2,076 crore; sustainable…
L&T Construction wins orders valued Rs. 2416 Crores
News Point: The construction arm of #L&T has won orders…
Piramal Realty launches Phase II of Piramal Vaikunth
News Point: The second phase of development at #Piramal Vaikunth…
Housing.com launches ‘Privilege Price Card’
News Point: This unique product offers home buyers the best…
Sobha Group launches Sobha Hartland in Dubai
Bottom Line: Sobha Hartland is located in the heart of…
Guy Perry joins Essel Infraprojects as head of its smart city business
Perry’s appointment to help build cross disciplinary teams for building…
Ease of business and easy exit brand differentiator of Dubai: Sultan Ebrahim Alakraf
Dubai property market has been centre of attraction for the investors from across the world. Indians, of course, have been a significant contributors and Dubai rates India as the second largest investor country after the UK. Sultan Ebrahim Alakraf, Senior Director of Land Department, Government of Dubai, shares with Ravi Sinha how Dubai has been consciously trying to create its own brand differentiator with ease of doing business and easy exit to the investors. Excerpts of an exclusive interview:
One global standard for measurement of carpet area for housing by end of year – RICS
Track2Realty: RICS, along with 61 professional bodies from around the world, has called for setting uniform measurement standards for residential sector globally (including India) to bring clarity on measuring various aspects of property measurement such as super built up area, built up area and carpet area.
Around 6% of global retailers to target India in 2015: CBRE
Track2Realty: International expansion remains high on the agenda for retailers in 2015, in spite of uncertain economic prospects and cost escalation. CBRE’s research report, How Active are Retailers Globally?, has several interesting implications for the Asia Pacific (APAC) region, with some 85% of luxury and business fashion retailers looking at the region, and 67% of coffee and restaurant retailers doing the same.