Apr 04, 2008
Hospitality major Marriott International Inc has entered into a tie-up with Emaar MGF, a real estate developer to design, construct and equip luxury-branded JW Marriott hotels in New Delhi, Hyderabad.
Apr 03, 2008
As many as 37 infrastructure firms have put in bids to develop eight regional airports in Andhra Pradesh, according to a top official.
Apr 02, 2008
DAMAC Properties - the largest real estate developers and luxury lifestyle provider in the Middle East signed up with 60 agents in India across metros and tier one cities.
Apr 01, 2008
The state government's decision to allot 250 acres to the Georgia Institute of Technology in Hydearbad outskirts has stirred up controversy. While GIT had only proposed to set up an institute of academic excellence, the state government
Mar 28, 2008
The GMR Group known for its infrastructure businesses may soon become a huge player in the real estate sector as well, diversifying into the sector with a Rs 3,300-crore deal. The group, which has built the new airport at Hyderabad.
Mar 27, 2008
Mumbai-based Rs 830 crore real estate developer Zoom Developers has signed a memorandum of understanding with Yoo Holdings,10 billion global property development company, special purpose vehicle to execute medium and large-scale real estate projects
Mar 26, 2008
Noida Authority has invited bids to set up nine hotels near the expressway being built to the Taj Mahal in Agra. The Noida authority plans to set up three 5-star hotels, two 4-star hotels and four 3-star hotels.
Mar 25, 2008
With the new international airport commencing operations near here, the brand image of Hyderabad is to go up, attracting more investment in IT, biotech and other industries. The Rajiv Gandhi International Airport has come up 30 km south of the city
Mar 24, 2008
According to a Knight Frank Report issued recently, International buyers account for more than 60% of all house and apartment purchases in the UK capital for properties costing more than £4 million (about Rs32.5 crore).
Mar 20, 2008
Cushman & Wakefield, one of the world’s largest property consultancy firms, said the real estate downturn in the US could continue and that India, China and the Middle-East will become even more attractive as these markets offer huge opportunities