49% NRIs looking for investment in property
About 49 per cent of non-resident Indians, or NRIs, are looking to buy property in India purely for investment purposes, according to a study.
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Ambar Maheshwari exits DTZ to join Jones Lang LaSalle India
Ambar Maheshwari has joined India’s largest international property consultancy Jones Lang LaSalle as Managing Director – Corporate Finance.
JP Morgan invests $30 mn in Parsvnath project
JP Morgan has invested $30 million in Parsvnath Developers’ residential project La Tropicana coming up in the Civil Lines area of New Delhi.
Ganesh Vasudevan to head IndiaProperty.com as vice-president
Consim Info Pvt. Ltd. announced the strengthening of its senior management with the appointment of Ganesh Vasudevan.
Unholy nexus between CM & Traffic CP in Adarsh Scam
Investigating the Adarsh scame in Mumbai the CBI and Income Tax department unearthed the unholy nexus between the then Chief Minister Ashok Chavan and his Mumbai Commissioner of Police (Traffic) termed as Traffic CP Sanjay Burve.
Adani Realty to invest Rs. 5,000 crore in township
Adani Realty Business, the real estate arm of the Adani Group, plans to invest Rs.5,000 crore in the group’s upcoming township in Ahmedabad.
Indian developers to showcase projects in Doha property show
A two-day exhibition featuring 45 property developers from major cities of India is being held at Regency Halls on Friday and Saturday.
Vision India Real Estate partners with danseuse Shobana
Vision India Real Estate, has announced a cultural association with the dance school of the well acclaimed actress and danseuse, Shobana, in its upcoming premium housing project, The Gem Grove.
JLL update on Mumbai real estate
After recording significant leasing in 4Q10, Mumbai city witnessed moderate transaction activity in 1Q11 as the major office occupiers of India Inc awaited the impact of budget on their corporate real estate strategy for the next fiscal year.
JLL update on Delhi real estate
The period ending 1Q11 witnessed moderate activity in the office market in the city. With CBD vacancy rates continuing to hover at around 1%, office transactions were limited to either small office queries or larger office spaces that were inevitably a churn in the existing stock.