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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2009 4:53 AM IST
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Aveek Datta  10:47 PM | June 09,2009
Kolkata’s real estate market has historically remained far more stable than those in other large Indian cities
PTI  12:21 PM | May 31,2009
Of the over 30-million sq ft of malls to be added by end-2010, India’s north zone is leading with a total of 14,790,000 sq ft
Shabana Hussain  10:49 PM | December 14,2008
Maintenance charges and super built-up area have been increased and builders want payment in advance
Taneesha Kulshrestha  09:51 PM | October 27,2008
Prices for both commercial and residential property have come off by 20-25% over the past few months
  04:50 PM | October 14,2008
With correction in real estate and growth on track, retailers’ expectations were becoming more realistic and their expansion plans more concrete
  12:32 PM | September 21,2008
Marketmen see prices cooling and projects being held up for want of cheap funds, but don’t expect the market to crash
Madhurima Nandy  03:23 AM | August 21,2008
A land auction at business hub Bandra-Kurla Complex fetched Rs1.55 lakh per sq. metre - half the price from the previous auction in March
PTI  04:24 PM | April 21,2008
Cushman Wakefield and Jones Lang Lasalle Meghraj were engaged for real estate advisory services for the project
Madhurima Nandy  01:18 AM | March 24,2008
While New Delhi is expected to get 15 malls, its suburbs, Faridabad and Ghaziabad, will get seven new malls each
Saumya Roy  12:03 AM | March 03,2008
Spread of organized retail has brought both expansion opportunities and growth pangs for stand-alone eateries
Gayatri Ramanathan and Saumya Roy  12:14 AM | December 27,2007
It is estimated that by the early part of next decade, smaller centres will account for about 50% of retailers’ income
Gayatri Ramanathan  12:09 AM | October 05,2007
Large builders may make ‘cheque’ deals but many house-hunters still have to pay up to 50% in ‘black money’
Shabana Hussain  01:12 AM | September 24,2007
Considering its rapid growth, the biotechnology industry will require around 100 million sq. ft of space, a report by the realty consultant predicts
Rachna Monga  01:22 AM | September 14,2007
In some cases, minimum investment limits are being lowered from Rs1 crore to as low as Rs10 lakh