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Real estate stocks bleed on govt's black money crackdown

Shares of leading realty companies like Godrej Properties, DLF, Indiabulls Real Estate, Sobha, Oberoi, HDIL and Unitech were down 12-15 percent.

November 09, 2016 / 15:52 IST
 
 
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Real estate stocks have taken a pounding in early trade as the sector is expected to feel the heat of the government's move to phase out the old Rs 500 and Rs 1000 notes. The general view is that a lot of purchases may get deferred in the short term.Shares of leading realty companies like Godrej PropertiesDLFIndiabulls Real EstateSobha, Oberoi, HDIL and Unitech were down 12-15 percent.Brokerage firm IDFC Securities feels luxury real estate and land prices could correct near term, though it may be a positive over the long run."Though chaotic initially, it is a structurally positive move for real estate sector. Eventual correction would bring middle class back in the market thus curbing the highest ever inventory build-up in India's real estate market," says the IDFC note.

Company NameLast PricePrev PriceChange% Chg
HDIL60.674.45-13.85-18.6
Anant Raj41.8550.1-8.25-16.47
Indiabulls Real67.9580.5-12.55-15.59
Nitesh Estates1112.83-1.83-14.26
Brigade Ent150174.5-24.5-14.04
DLF125.2143.65-18.45-12.84
Marathon Realty220251.1-31.1-12.39
DB Realty40.3545.6-5.25-11.51
Hubtown88.599.65-11.15-11.19
Kolte-Patil110122.25-12.25-10.02
Oberoi Realty307.2338.1-30.9-9.14
Godrej Prop330.4358.5-28.1-7.84
Emami Infra6772.35-5.35-7.39
Landmark Prop3.94.11-0.21-5.11
first published: Nov 9, 2016 09:31 am

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