House of Hiranandani is investing Rs 12,500 crore into project launches, chiefly in the Mumbai metropolitan region, to "deepen its presence" in the market. This includes luxury residential projects, as well as commercial offerings
Home loan interest rates have reduced significantly on the back of huge inflow of deposits in the banking system and creating a good atmosphere for end-users. Homebuyers can now purchase homes of their choice by making full cheque payment.
Hiranandani looks back at a simpler time for the real estate sector and regrets the shift from creativity in design to creativity in financing
The borrowing rates are expected to taper off given the huge influx of money in the banks leaving them plush with funds.
Global private equity firm Brookfield Asset Management, has signed an agreement with the Hiranandani Group to acquire its offices and retail space in Powai in Mumbai, for a whopping Rs 6,700 crores. Confirming the R
The residential project is expected to be 150 metres tall and is likely to be constructed on the company‘s 120-acre Egatur Township on Chennai‘s IT expressway, sources tell CNBC-TV18.
The changing landscapes of the urban India are being matched by premium homes that flaunt Mediterranean interiors or Italian architecture.
Landscaping must be looked at as an investment with high returns. Regardless of the size of the project or the design, one must extensively plan out landscaping while designing the exteriors.
Surendra House of Hiranandani is currently firming up plans to increase its footprint in Chennai and Bengaluru, and even planning a foray into commercial real estate in these cities.
Surendra Hiranandani, Chairman & Managing Director, House of Hiranandani is of the view that Budget 2016 outlined the shift in focus to the rural economy as the finance minister introduced a slew of taxes and cess to be imposed on services to help rural welfare programmes.
Smart cities and Amrut are two important programmes of the government. These need to be aligned to new age urbanism.
A slight ray of hope was seen for the sluggish real estate sector when Reserve Bank of India (RBI) cut the repo rate by 50 basis points to 6.75 percent in September. However, an increase in stamp duty will increase the prices of the flats.
Hiranandani Group, a leading Mumbai-based real estate developer, unveils its luxurious private apartment’s project, “One Hiranandani ...
Dense cities bring with them some economic benefits that cities spread horizontally do not offer.
In core areas of the city, street-facing shopping should be encouraged up to the footpath line in residential and commercial buildings for energy and space-efficient use, economic vibrancy and safety-enhancing design.