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  • Yamuna Expressway Authority releases fund for land acquisition near Noida Airport Moneycontrol.com

    With an aim to expedite the process of land acquisition for the development of a dedicated sector for industrial growth, the Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority (YEIDA) has released a fund of over Rs 650 crore to the district administration for the acquisition of land along Yamuna Expressway near the upcoming Noida International Airport, officials aware of the matter said.

  • Mumbai sees realty boom along the Western Express Highway bizzbuzz.news

    In the bustling metropolis of Mumbai, the demand for residential properties has seen a remarkable surge, particularly along the Western Express Highway (WEH). This golden corridor, stretching through the heart of the city, has become a hotbed for real estate development, attracting buyers and investors alike.

  • Flex office space contributes to more than one-third of Delhi-NCR's office leasing activity in Q1 2024 Hindustan Times

    Gross office leasing in Delhi-NCR touched 4.03 mn sq ft in the first quarter (Jan-March) of 2024 on the back of leasing demand from domestic occupiers, including flex, who accounted for approximately 54% of the total leasing activity, according to a report released by JLL on April 8.

    NH-8 in Gurugram and Noida city showcased the highest leasing activity, collectively accounting for over 50% of the total leasing during the quarter, the report said

  • Houses worth Rs 1.11 lakh crore sold during Q1 2024, up by 68% in value terms: Report Financial Express

    Continuing its upward trajectory, India’s top eight primary residential markets witnessed a strong demand during January-March (Q1 2024) this year with sales rising by 68 per cent in value terms to nearly Rs 1.11 lakh crore, according to a report by PropTiger.com.

    In its quarterly report titled ‘Real Insight Residential – January–March 2024’, PropTiger.com reported that housing sales in value terms rose to Rs 1,10,880 crore in January-March 2024 from Rs 66,155 crore in the year-ago period.

  • The Modi effect on housing sales Constructionweekonline.in

    The Indian residential real estate market has greatly benefited from several reforms by the Modi-led government, helping the industry to not only to emerge stronger but also to scale new heights. A new report ‘Real Estate Unboxed: The Modi Effect’ by Anarock and Naredco showcases a housing landscape that is ripe with potential for evolving growth opportunities.

  • RERA, PMAY, SWAMIH changed the face of real estate in India under Modi govt, says report cnbctv18.com

    In a decade marked by reforms and economic shifts, India's real estate sector has emerged as a powerhouse, contributing significantly to the nation's growth trajectory. A recent report by the real estate industry offers insights into the sector's evolution under the Modi government, highlighting its challenges, reforms, and future prospects.

  • Indian Residential Real Estate Market Flourishes Under Modi's Reforms: Anarock-Naredco Report businessworld.in

    The Indian residential real estate sector has experienced a major transformation fueled by key reforms introduced by the Modi-led government, as revealed in a new report titled "Real Estate Unboxed: The Modi Effect," jointly released by Anarock and NAREDCO. The report sheds light on the sector's journey over the past decade, highlighting significant growth and the emergence of new opportunities.

  • Over 3 cr new jobs created in real estate sector in last 10 years on policy reforms: Anarock-NAREDCO The Economic Times

    Employment in the Indian real estate surged to 7.1 crore in the last calendar year from 4 crore in 2013, driven by healthy growth in the housing segment supported by several policy reforms by the Modi government, according to a joint report by Anarock and NAREDCO.

  • What is the difference between void and voidable contracts? Housing.com

    An agreement between two parties, results into a contract only when all the essential elements of a valid contract are present. In case, one or more such elements are missing, the contract will either be void, or voidable, or illegal, or unenforceable. What is a void contract? A binding contract is drafted, keeping in mind the legal nitty gritty of law. In case of any oversight, such a contract will have no enforceability. This is where the terms void and voidable contracts come into picture

  • Adaptive reuse of old, decaying buildings in metros across India Hindustan Times

    Old, abandoned buildings, such as power plants, mills, factories, and old houses, serve as concrete links to a city’s industrial and social history, representing important stages in its evolution. As cities grapple with the twin issues of a rising population and overcrowding, the redevelopment of these neglected structures has often entailed demolishing them to make way for new modern buildings and infrastructure.