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16 Jun 2023
In Koregaon Park NX, Pune, Zeassetz, a Zolostays subsidiary, has unveiled "Codename - KP ANNEXE," a completely furnished and managed residential property. The property is priced starting at 35L all-inclusive and offers contemporary studios and 1BHK units with guaranteed yearly rentals of 1.56L. Additionally, Zeassetz is providing investors with exclusive early-bird discounts on pre-leased real estate investments through an innovative Expression of Interest (EOI) program. Through investments in pre-leased residential buildings, the company seeks to offer investors a reliable passive income stream with higher yields and fewer risks.Read more
16 Jun 2023
Phoenix Mills, a retail-led mixed development company, is planning a major expansion in the current fiscal year. With an investment of over Rs 2,000 crore, the company aims to strengthen its presence in key cities like Pune, Bengaluru, Kolkata, and Surat. In the previous fiscal year, they had already invested more than Rs 1,400 crore in various development projects. As part of their expansion strategy, they are set to open two new destination malls in Pune and Bengaluru, adding a combined leasable space of 2.4 million square feet. This move will establish The Phoenix Mills as the largest mall developer and operator in the country, with a total of approximately 11 million square feet of operational retail space.Read more
15 Jun 2023
The Municipal Corporation Gurugram (MCG) in Haryana currently leads all municipal corporations in the state with outstanding stamp duty totalling Rs 245.2 crore. Sonipat Municipal Corporation follows closely behind with Rs 78.4 crore pending, while the Panchkula Civic Body has Rs 50.3 crore outstanding. The municipalities of Manesar and Faridabad also face the task of reclaiming Rs 43.8 crore and Rs 31.2 crore, respectively. These unpaid dues for fiscal years 2021–22 and 2022–23 highlight the substantial stamp duty arrear of Rs 644.1 crore across the state. The Department of Urban Local Bodies has directed municipalities to expedite recovery efforts and conduct fresh evaluations to address the issue promptly. Stamp duty serves as a vital income source for municipalities, enabling them to undertake development projects.Read more
15 Jun 2023
The government's proposed revisions to Bhopal's draft master plan have triggered a rush to finalize ongoing development projects within the state capital. While some experts believe the changes could benefit builders and buyers, developers argue that Bhopal's unique characteristics make a change in base FAR impractical. The existing master plan from 2005 will remain in effect until the proposed amendments are incorporated.Read more
14 Jun 2023
A total of 15,273 small flat allottees in Chandigarh are under scrutiny for defaulting on their dues, accruing a massive Rs 50 crore in debt to the Chandigarh Housing Board (CHB). In a stringent notice, CHB has demanded the settlement of these dues within ten days, or the allottees face potential eviction. Additionally, a crackdown on unauthorized occupations has seen the rescindment of 68 small flat allotments. CHB is intensifying its efforts to protect the rights of lawful flat holders and recover the outstanding payments swiftly.Read more
14 Jun 2023
Uttar Pradesh has introduced a regulation to impose stamp duty, according to circle rates, on the registration of power of attorney for non-relative property sales. This follows a spate of stamp duty evasions where builders exploited legal loopholes to avoid tax on land acquisitions. The new rule ensures that, regardless of who holds the power of attorney, if a property is sold, stamp duty corresponding to the land's circle rate will apply. The measure is expected to safeguard farmers, deter tax evasion, and plug government revenue leaks.Read more
14 Jun 2023
L&T Finance received 10 expressions of interest (EoI) for distressed developer loans worth Rs 3,022 crore. Stakeholders include Phoenix ARC, ACRE, Arcil, Omkara, and Edelweiss ARC. Nirmal Lifestyle Developers holds the largest loan at Rs 790 crore. The deadline for firm offers is June 18. L&T Finance adopted a 15:85 structure and invited EoIs from asset-rebuilding firms. The company aims to reduce its wholesale portfolio and focus on retail lending. Retail loans make up 75 percent of its total loan book.Read more
13 Jun 2023
Jaypee Group's main company, Jaiprakash Associates Ltd. (JAL), had defaulted on loans worth Rs 3,961 crore, which included the principal and interest amounts. JAL informed that the company defaulted on repayments on May 31 of a principal amount of Rs 1,600 crore and interest of Rs 2,361 crore. JAL has been taking tangible steps to reduce its borrowings and is set to divest its cement business and transfer its real estate to a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV). However, ICICI Bank and SBI have both moved the NCLT against JAL, claiming a total default of Rs 6,893.15 crore and Rs 29,429 crore, respectively.Read more
13 Jun 2023
Transindia Real Estate Limited has disclosed its intention to sell off some of its business operations and its subsidiary to investment funds managed or advised by Blackstone, a leading international investment company. The divestment pertains to the disposal of a logistics park located in Jhajjar as well as a 10 percent equity stake that is currently owned in several other parks. This deal will generate substantial cash profits and support the expansion goals of Transindia Real Estate Limited.Read more
13 Jun 2023
The real estate industry in Ahmedabad is facing confusion over the utilization of transferable development rights (TDR) due to revised jantri rates. Projects are stalled at the plan passing stage as the Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation seeks clarification on calculating jantri rates for TDR after April 15. Developers are unsure if they can use TDR at old rates for projects launched after that date. The uncertainty has caused delays and clearance issues. Prompt clarification is necessary to resolve the situation and ensure smooth functioning of the real estate market in Ahmedabad.Read more