India?s policy on Special Economic Zones under fire - World Socialist Web Site
Friday, 27 October 2006
India?s policy on Special Economic Zones under fire World Socialist Web Site, MI - 8 hours ago ... far too small to improve India?s performance in the long term. These SEZs have proved to be little more than tax loopholes for real estate speculators and ...
Valuers to meet today Hindu, India - 13 hours ago ... Conference chairman PR Seshadri said that at the conference, delegates would provide an overview of real estate market in India, valuation of specialised ...
Citibank, Morgan, Deutsche look for hospitality in your town - Financial Express
Thursday, 26 October 2006
Citibank, Morgan, Deutsche look for hospitality in your town Financial Express, India - 14 hours ago ... Deutsche Bank, which have retail banking presence in India are lining up ... up a chain of serviced apartments countrywide through its real estate investment arm ...
Booming Real Estate Business Pushes Indian Cement Industry Upwards - Newswire Today (press release)
Thursday, 26 October 2006
Booming Real Estate Business Pushes Indian Cement Industry Upwards Newswire Today (press release), UK - 16 hours ago ... New Delhi, India, 10/26/2006 - Remarkable growth has been observed in the cement industry in India, with reasons being the growth in real estate activities and ...
Jonas Lee spends most days driving slowly through unfamiliar neighborhoods. He may look lost - constantly leaning out the window, craning his head in contorted ways - but don't be fooled. He's doing the most critical part of his job: scoping out homes for his Washington, D.C., investment firm, Redbrick Partners, to add to its growing stable of rental properties.
Indian real estate market 'to hit $50bn by 2010' - In2Perspective
Thursday, 26 October 2006
Indian real estate market 'to hit $50bn by 2010' In2Perspective, UK - 22 hours ago By Laurie Osborne, Editor. The Indian real estate market is estimated at US$12bn, and is estimated to to reach $50bn by 2010, according to India Infoline. ...
Two years of interest rate hikes and flattening home prices have put the squeeze on homeowners who gorged on debt during the boom. Now they're struggling to keep up with ballooning payments or, worse, losing their homes to creditors.
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