Moneycontrol PRO
Loans
Sansaar
HomeNewsRajeev talwar

Rajeev Talwar

Jump to
  • States shouldn't levy stamp duty on affordable housing: DLF CEO

    He said the real estate should not be treated as 'milching cow' and added that there is a case for even lowering the GST rate from current 12 percent.

  • Note ban to augur well in long run, says DLF Chief Rajeev Talwar

    Note ban to augur well in long run, says DLF Chief Rajeev Talwar

    DLF Chief Rajeev Talwar is optimistic on the future of real estate segment. His optimism stems from the need for construction and housing. To spur GDP growth, there is a need for construction, Talwar said.

  • ‘Year 2017 will witness completion of a number of good projects’

    ‘Year 2017 will witness completion of a number of good projects’

    There is a sense of recovery in the real estate market, as the second half of 2016 saw a revival in sales and this trend is likely to continue in 2017. At the same &#82

  • Realtors disappointed with RBI's status quo on rates

    Realtors disappointed with RBI's status quo on rates

    Property developers and consultants today expressed disappointment over the RBI decision to keep key policy rates unchanged and said the reduction in interest rates would have given a boost to sluggish housing sales.

  • DLF's CEO Rajeev Talwar becomes vice president of PHDCCI

    DLF's CEO Rajeev Talwar becomes vice president of PHDCCI

    Talwar was unanimously elected in its recently held annual general meeting (AGM), DLF said in a statement.

  • RBI Monetary Policy: Cost of funds needs to fall for banks to cut rates, says Maruti

    RBI Monetary Policy: Cost of funds needs to fall for banks to cut rates, says Maruti

    Post the monetary policy meet, Keki Mistry, VC and CEO of HDFC told CNBC-TV18 that the inflation expectations gave RBI impetus to cut rates.

  • Monetary Policy: Realtors want banks to lower lending rates after RBI rate cut

    Monetary Policy: Realtors want banks to lower lending rates after RBI rate cut

    RBI today reduced the repo rate by 0.25 percent -- the short term rate at which the central bank lends to banks -- to 6.25 percent.

  • Sebi rejigs norms for companies to raise funds via REIT, InvIT

    Sebi rejigs norms for companies to raise funds via REIT, InvIT

    About 20 percent of the REIT money can now be used for under-construction projects compared to 10 percent earlier. This is a big positive, as infrastructure companies have most of their projects under construction and there isn't any inventory of finished projects, says Talwar.

  • DLF's Rajeev Talwar elected Chairman of NAREDCO

    DLF's Rajeev Talwar elected Chairman of NAREDCO

    Rajeev Talwar was unanimously elected as Chairman at the 103rd Governing Council Meeting of National Real Estate Development Council (NAREDCO) held yesterday.

  • Rajya Sabha passes Real Estate Regulator Bill

    Rajya Sabha passes Real Estate Regulator Bill

    In the case of defaults or delays, the same rate of interest will be levied for promoters as well as buyers. The Bill also seeks to establish fast track dispute resolution mechanism

  • Realty sector eyes New Year to end multi-year slowdown

    Realty sector eyes New Year to end multi-year slowdown

    Experts said the the housing sales have remained flat this year despite 15-20 per cent fall in prices and multiple interest rate cuts, while a glut continued in the market because of investors still sitting on old inventories.

  • New FDI norms to boost affordable housing segment

    New FDI norms to boost affordable housing segment

    The government today relaxed foreign direct investment (FDI) norms in construction sector by removing two major conditions related to minimum built up area as well as capital requirement.

  • Realtors ask banks to pass on benefits of RBI rate cut

    Realtors ask banks to pass on benefits of RBI rate cut

    Commenting on the rate cut, India's largest realty firm DLF's CEO Rajeev Talwar said: "Very good announcement by RBI. Have left the job to the Finance Ministry to now convince the banks to lower their base rate."

  • Chinese realty major looks to invest $5 bn in India

    Chinese realty major looks to invest $5 bn in India

    Wanda group Chairman Wang Jainlin, who yesterday met Prime Minister Narendra Modi, held discussion with top officials of DLF - India's largest realty firm - to explore possible joint venture for the township.

  • DLF's Pia Singh resigns from post of whole-time director

    DLF's Pia Singh resigns from post of whole-time director

    Realty major DLF said Pia Singh, daughter of company's chairman K P Singh, has resigned as a whole-time director but will continue as a non-executive member of the board.

  • Cabinet amends real estate bill to curb illegal practices

    Cabinet amends real estate bill to curb illegal practices

    The decision by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government to amend the bill, which was submitted by the previous government in 2013 but not passed by the upper house, aims to boost investor confidence and stamp out illegal practices.

  • Board to plan capital raising post legal advice: DLF

    Board to plan capital raising post legal advice: DLF

    Rajeev Talwar, Group ED, DLF said the company is still studying the fine print of the order and will comment only after analysing it thoroughly.

  • Prime Property: Countdown to Budget 2015

    Prime Property: Countdown to Budget 2015

    Less than a week for Budget 2015, Prime Property asks Rajeev Talwar, ED of DLF what his top-three recommendations are for the Finance Minister (FM).

  • See big boost for affordable housing: DLF's Talwar

    See big boost for affordable housing: DLF's Talwar

    Rajeev Talwar, ED, DLF says the finance minister seems to be responding to the realty sectors woes and that this move will give big boost to affordable housing.

  • No unsold inventories in books of account, says DLF

    No unsold inventories in books of account, says DLF

    DLF Ltd, the country's largest real estate firm, today said it has no unsold inventories despite slowdown in the property market as the company mostly sells flats before the start of construction of projects.

  • Will sell 15000-17000 flats over next 2-3 years: DLF

    Will sell 15000-17000 flats over next 2-3 years: DLF

    According to DLF's Rajeev Talwar, the company is likely to sell over 15,000-17,000 flats in the next three years. He believes the government needs to promote housing and construction just like they did for automobile sector.

  • Why Land Bill is giving sleepless nights to developers

    Why Land Bill is giving sleepless nights to developers

    The cost of land would shoot up to that extent it would add to the project cost both for the industry and for the developers, says Ajit Mittal, ED of Indiabulls Group.

  • Land Acquisition Bill will lead to land shortage: DLF

    Land Acquisition Bill will lead to land shortage: DLF

    Rajeev Talwar, group executive director, DLF says that the company continues to be focused on monetizing its non-core assets in order to pare its debt.

  • Want to buy property: Check this real estate reckoner

    Want to buy property: Check this real estate reckoner

    CNBC-TV18's brand new series Prime Property is your weekly real estate reckoner; from new launches to hot deals, national price checks and trends. We bring you all the news in realty with the biggest voices in the business.

  • DLF likely to pare stake via FPO by June

    DLF likely to pare stake via FPO by June

    Realty major DLF said it is likely to bring a follow-on public offer (FPO) before June to dilute promoters' stake to 75 per cent as per market regulator Sebi's guidelines.

Advisory Alert: It has come to our attention that certain individuals are representing themselves as affiliates of Moneycontrol and soliciting funds on the false promise of assured returns on their investments. We wish to reiterate that Moneycontrol does not solicit funds from investors and neither does it promise any assured returns. In case you are approached by anyone making such claims, please write to us at grievanceofficer@nw18.com or call on 02268882347