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  • Rate hike to have limited impact on housing sales: Developers

    In a bid to rein in inflation, maintain global interest rates parity and ensure the stability of the currency, the RBI in its MPC meet on Friday decided to increase the repo rate by 50 bps for the fourth consecutive time to 5.90%.

     

    Although the increase in the repo rate was along the expected lines, industry experts and developers feel the rate hike does not augur well for the real estate sector, especially the residential segment, as it will result in increased mortgage rates.

  • India Sotheby’s International Realty forays into Bengaluru’s luxury market, targets listings worth Rs 500 cr

    Financial Express

    PF Desk

     

    India Sotheby’s International Realty (ISIR), a leading real estate consultancy firm, has entered the Bengaluru luxury market with an exclusive marketing mandate from Agrocorp Landbase (P) Limited for the company’s unique living-cum-investment concept of managed vineyard farms.

     

  • Max Estates onboards New York Life as co-investor for Noida office project

    Moneycontrol.com

    Moneycontrol News

     

  • Godrej Properties acquires seven-acre land in Bengaluru’s Indiranagar extension

    The Economic Times

    Kailash Babar  & Sobia Khan |  ET Bureau

     

  • Gurugram: A fast-growing market for real estate investors with plenty of opportunities

    Financial Express

    Vikas Wadhawan

     

  • Attention, homebuyers! How severe is RBI’s likely rate hike going to be for your home dreams

    The Economic Times

    Diksha Tripathy |  ET Online

     

  • 7.8 million sq ft real estate space required for data centre capacity expansion by 2024: JLL

    Moneycontrol.com

    Moneycontrol News

     

  • Real estate developers dole out cash discounts, freebies, bikes this festive season

    Moneycontrol.com

    Moneycontrol News

     

    In a bid to offset the increase in acquisition costs on account of the recent hikes in interest rates by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and spiralling commodity prices, developers are doling out a wide range of freebies such as free car parking slots, electric bikes and other schemes to lower the homebuyer’s cost burden.

     

  • Blend of In-person / Physical exhibitions with online exhibitions helps greater reach and better impact

    Apnnews.com

    Mumbai

     

  • Nearly 50% homebuyers expect property prices to increase: Report

    Business Standard

    Pratigya Yadav  |  New Delhi