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  • ‘Things are getting better for the real estate market, with recent developments‘

    While there has been a slump in the market across the country, this is the best time to buy, as sales have started to gather momentum again, says Rohit Raj Modi, VP North, CREDAI &#82

  • Should Real Estate Bill be applicable to ongoing projects?

    Should Real Estate Bill be applicable to ongoing projects?

    Experts such as Rohit Raj Modi, vice-president, CREDAI, and Hitesh Jain, senior partner, ALMT Legal, debate on whether the Real Estate Regulator Bill should be applicable to ongoing projects. The duo also touch upon various other controversial points of the Bill

  • Realty regulator bill a win-win bill: Experts

    Realty regulator bill a win-win bill: Experts

    India has been waiting for more than 10 years for real estate regulator. For the second time, this calendar year the Union Government cabinet cleared a draft real estate regulator bill. The latest draft incorporates changes that were suggested by 21 member select committee.

  • Indian construction slowdown hits Modi's jobs promise

    Indian construction slowdown hits Modi's jobs promise

    The deepening downturn in India's crucial building sector makes it easily understandable why Prime Minister Narendra Modi's image as the country's economic saviour has lost its lustre just over a year after his resounding election victory.

  • Prime Property: The NGT-Okhla buyers saga

    Prime Property: The NGT-Okhla buyers saga

    The fate of almost 60,000 home buyers in Noida hangs in the balance. The environment ministry is dragging its wheels in taking a decision on an NGT order that had banned handing over of completed flats. Prime Property spoke with Rohit Raj Modi, Vice President of CREDAI for more details.

  • Ashiana Homes raises Rs 66cr from Piramal Fund

    Ashiana Homes raises Rs 66cr from Piramal Fund

    Ashiana Homes raises Rs 6The company raised Rs 66 crore from Indiareit Fund Scheme V, being managed by Piramal Fund Management, he added. Ashiana Homes would develop 660 apartments under the project, which is expected to be launched in April-May. The company plans to sell flats in a price range of Rs 50-70 lakhs. 6 cr from Piramal Fund

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