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  • Affordable rental housing complexes scheme for migrants: Here's all you need to know

    Real estate experts are of the view that the ARHC scheme should provide risk linked returns using means such as transferable development rights, single window clearance and strong regulatory framework to attract private developers

  • Mumbai Development Plan 2034: Focus on affordable housing

    Mumbai Development Plan 2034: Focus on affordable housing

    The long awaited Mumbai Draft Development Plan (DP) 2014-2034, is in the final stages of approval and is likely to be implemented in 2017. Keeping in line with the national objective of ‘Housing for &#82

  • Maharashtra‘s revenue from stamp duty falls by Rs 1,000 crores

    Maharashtra‘s revenue from stamp duty falls by Rs 1,000 crores

    The Inspector General of Registration (IGR) offices in Maharashtra earned Rs 17,244 crores by the end of January 2016 from stamp duty collection. This year, however, the collection was Rs 16,254 crores till January &#82

  • HDIL pre-sales down by 35-40% due to note ban

    HDIL pre-sales down by 35-40% due to note ban

    Realty firm HDIL reported 84 percent decline in its consolidated net profit at Rs 16.22 crore for the quarter ended December on lower sales. “Pre-sales of HDIL in the third quarter were significantly lower and we have seen at least 45-50 percent decline in pre-sales,” said Hariprakash Pandey, company‘s VP-Finance.

  • Mumbai‘s new TDR policy: Lower congestion, but costlier homes?

    Mumbai‘s new TDR policy: Lower congestion, but costlier homes?

    Mumbai has a new Transfer of Development Rights (TDR) policy that is linked to the width of the road beside the project‘s site. As per the new policy, projects on roads that are less &#82

  • The FSI premium that is hurting Mumbai‘s property market

    The FSI premium that is hurting Mumbai‘s property market

    “Even though I am buying an apartment of 1,470 sq ft in Mumbai, I am not getting even one decent balcony. If this is the situation in a large apartment, I can understand the &#82

  • More FSI for Mumbai: Boon or curse for home buyers?

    More FSI for Mumbai: Boon or curse for home buyers?

    Recently, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC), proposed to increase the floor space index (FSI) in Mumbai from 1.33 to 2.0. Such an increment, will directly impact the property prices in the area. FSI, also R

  • Maha housing policy proposes demat, trading of TDRs

    Maha housing policy proposes demat, trading of TDRs

    In the proposed housing policy, the Maharashtra government is seeking to digitise the process of issuing transferable development rights. If this isn't challenging enough, Devendra Fadnavis wants to convince Sebi to permit the trading of transferable development rights on stock exchanges, reports Alexander Mathew.

  • Debt down, focus on project execution for 2 qtrs: HDIL

    Debt down, focus on project execution for 2 qtrs: HDIL

    Over the next two quarter the company will focus on execution of existing projects, given its business in the TDR vertical is looking promising. He expects to realize a rate of Rs 5000 per square feet in TDR.

  • Premium hike on FSI may throw TDR mkt into a spin: Industry

    Premium hike on FSI may throw TDR mkt into a spin: Industry

    The Maharashtra government has announced a premium for additional floor space index (FSI) availed by developers for construction. Gulam Zia of Knight Frank, Pujit Aggarwal of Orbit Corporation and NM Gattu of DB Realty discuss on the implications of the move.

  • Development plan 2034- The good, the bad and the unclear

    Development plan 2034- The good, the bad and the unclear

    Development Plan has its own positives and negatives. The article also lists some of the unanswered questions.

  • HDIL vs MIAL: Govt seeks to retake tenements

    HDIL vs MIAL: Govt seeks to retake tenements

    The battle between HDIL and MIAL raged on in the Bombay High Court. Mumbai's slum rehabilitation authority argued for its right to reposses the built tenements.

  • SP Tulsian's multibagger picks: Pantaloon, RCF

    SP Tulsian's multibagger picks: Pantaloon, RCF

    In an interview to CNBC-TV18, SP Tulsian, sptulsian.com picks Pantaloon and Rashtriya Chemicals and Fertilizers (RCF) as his mulibagger stocks. Both from a technical and Fundamental perspective Pantaloons can move to Rs 200 or so in next 4-6 months, says Tulsian.

  • HDIL fights for survival, investors on edge

    HDIL fights for survival, investors on edge

    Once Mumbai's largest real estate company by market cap, today, HDIL is left struggling to recover after it's stock crashed to nearly half its worth in January.

  • Check out: Tulsian's view on L&T, HDIL, IVRCL, HUL

    Check out: Tulsian's view on L&T, HDIL, IVRCL, HUL

    "Considering L&T‘s E&C business, their machine industrial product division has performed very well," said SP Tulsian of sptulsian.com in an interview to CNBC-TV18.

  • Here's how you should play GMR, Cinemax now

    Here's how you should play GMR, Cinemax now

    In an interview to CNBC-TV18, SP Tulsian of sptulsian.com talked about the stock which has been under pressure is GMR and Cinemax promoters who sold stake to PVR for Rs 395 crore. He believes that the promoters of Cinemax have been able to extract very good valuations. With regards to FDI he said voting is positive news to break the lock-jam.

  • To focus on housing over TDRs, for next few quarters: HDIL

    To focus on housing over TDRs, for next few quarters: HDIL

    Real estate builder and developer Housing Development and Infrastructure (HDIL) is all set to shift its focus towards the housing projects over the Transfer of Development Rights (TDRs) market for the forthcoming quarter, says vice chairman and managing director, Sarang Wadhawan.

  • TDR market slump adds further pain to realty pack in Mumbai

    TDR market slump adds further pain to realty pack in Mumbai

    The supply of transfer of development rights (TDR) market seems to be standing on a soft patch and showing signs of a decline, reports Priyanka Ghosh of CNBC-TV18.

  • Mumbai TDR prices to cool down by more than 20%

    Mumbai TDR prices to cool down by more than 20%

    Prices of transfer of development rights or TDRs in Mumbai have softened by around 20% in the past couple of months, reports Priyanka Ghosh from CNBC-TV18.

  • TDR rates fall to Rs 2500-2600/sq ft across Mumbai

    TDR rates fall to Rs 2500-2600/sq ft across Mumbai

    Transfer of development rights (TDR) prices in Mumbai have softened by 15-20% across areas in the current quarter. Market sources told CNBC-TV18's Priyanka Ghosh that prices have fallen to an average of Rs 2,500-2,600 a square foot this quarter from Rs 3,000 a square foot last quarter.

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