House owners may soon get some relief from the double stamp duty incidence that currently occurs on property transactions.
Delhi will be free from the clutches of a greedy development authority
Tesco and Tatas have reached "a crucial stage in the negotiations, which have advanced considerably over the recent past
Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton known for luxury brands like Fendi, Christian Dior, TAG Heuer and Dom Perignon, has identified India as key to its expansion. The group is in talks with three leading domestic companies for partnerships.
Rising interest rates and an 'overheated market' are stabilising residential property prices in some key pockets, but a steep correction is unlikely.
We gauge the Pune market and finds that real estate developers are queuing up for a slice of India's next boom town.
Defending its policy of liberalising foreign direct investment in retail, the government confirmed that it would go ahead with its plan to expand its ambit.
Ravi Teja Sharma studies the real-estate market of Kochi and finds that developers are excited about the town's future.
Though tourist arrivals to India rose to 4.43 million in 2006, it was only 0.52 per cent of the global pie.
Reliance Life Sciences is planning to invest at least Rs 1,000 crore (Rs 10 billion) to set up hospitals in the country's metros and dispensaries in small towns.
These are the key proposals in the city's yet-to-be notified masterplan that breaks Delhi Development Authority's monopoly over acquisition of new land for development.
Four visits annually, 14-day stays on average, high spends...any wonder the tourism ministry is taking cognizance of them.
As part of its plan to cut back on tax exemptions, the finance ministry may withdraw the 30 per cent rebate available on the total rental value of unoccupied properties in the forthcoming Union Budget.
Sourav Ganguly and Zaheer Khan have not only made a successful comeback to the Indian cricket team, but are also bagging new sponsorship deals.
The prepaid cash card concept seems to have caught the fancy of online travel customers.
We examine real estate development in Visakhapatnam and find that the city is rejoicing in its new avatar.
Speculation high because of low number of end-users, says study.
With land prices going up, the budget hotel segment is likely to get affected.
A series of new residential projects are changing the face of the city.
An investment of Rs 61,000 crore will be needed to overcome hotel room shortage in the country.
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