Posts Tagged ‘Real estate trend’

Godrej Properties Plans its Second Residential Project in Chembur

Thursday, May 12th, 2011

The Mumbai based real estate developer, Godrej Properties Ltd, signs a development agreement and plans its second residential project in Chembur Mumbai strengthening their presence in Mumbai Real Estate.

Godrej Properties Ltd announced that it has finalized a development agreement with Capsulation Services Private Ltd. The company will develop a residential project in Chembur Mumbai with a saleable area of 1 lakh sq.ft. The project location offers excellent connectivity to all key Mumbai business districts, as well as to the international and domestic airports.

The location also boasts of a well developed social, educational and entertainment infrastructure. The company has built a number of properties in Mumbai over the years in areas like Colaba, Mahalaxmi, Worli, Shivaji Park, Sion, Andheri and Thane.

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Plot in Mumbai’s Andheri (East) sells for Rs 800cr

Thursday, January 6th, 2011

In perhaps the largest land transaction beyond Bandra, a seven-acre plot in Andheri (East) was sold for around Rs 800 crore last week. The 30,000 sq m Popular Car Bazar on Andheri-Kurla Road, owned by Mumbai-based real estate company HDIL, sold it to the Kanakia Group a few days after Christmas last month.

The land once belonged to the Thakur family, which sold it to HDIL two years ago for over Rs 400 crore. It was earlier used as a garage. Today , about 20% of the plot is covered by slums. Kanakia is likely to get about seven lakh sq ft to develop here. Sources say the Kanakia Group already has a large commercial project adjoining Popular Car Bazar, and it made sense to take it over.

The Kanakias own the Mariott Courtyard hotel in the vicinity. The new plot they have acquired is also along the upcoming metro line. The group plans to set up a new commercial project . Commercial rates in this area are around Rs 15,000 to Rs 20,000 per sq ft.

Property experts described this as the largest land deal in the distant suburbs in recent times. The city witnessed several big land transactions last year, but most were either in the island city or up to Bandra.

Source: timesofindia.indiatimes.com

Real-estate prices are high all across the country

Thursday, December 30th, 2010

Real-estate prices are high all across the country. Flats are getting sold at exorbitant prices not just in Mumbai but in every market. Real-estate stocks should do well, right? How come the high real-estate prices are not getting reflected in the prices of real-estate stocks? In fact, in the third week of November, they crashed. Some stocks are still down 80% from their highs three years ago. Which set of prices is giving you the real picture? Real-estate prices or stock prices of real-estate companies

However, this precipitous fall is not just a recent trend. Ever since the market peaked in January 2008, realty stocks have been on a relentless downward spiral. PVP Ventures and Prajay Engineers Syndicate (down 95% each) have suffered the most. They are followed by Lok Housing & Constructions (down 89%), Unitech (down 88%) and Arihant Foundations & Housing (down 84%).

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