Shapoorji Pallonji last month launched a 21-acre housing project in East Pune
Move will help restart projects stuck due to Covid-19. Both buyers and developers will stand to gain when these projects eventually see the light of day
Acquires 15 acres for undisclosed sum in Sarjapur, a preferred locations with good connectivity to Outer Ring Road and several other key hubs of the city
A total of 33 housing projects with an investment of Rs 4,197 crore have been accorded final approval under SWAMIH fund which will lead to the completion of 25,048 home units, FM Sitharaman said
Value of new projects in September lower than in June which saw the worst of lockdown
"We will launch over 14 lakh sq ft area during this financial year. This will be new phases in existing projects as well as entirely new projects," Gupta said
Housing sales as well as enquiries from prospective homebuyers, which were badly hit during April-June due to the COVID-19 pandemic, have started to revive gradually and end-user demand is likely to strengthen in coming months, a top official of Mahindra Lifespace said on Thursday. In an interview with PTI, Mahindra Lifespace Developers MD & CEO Arvind Subramanian said the company did not witness much cancellation of apartments booked by customers as widely feared after the outbreak of COVID-19 and subsequent lockdown. "Just like the economy, businesses were severely challenged in the first quarter of this fiscal year. There was almost a standstill in housing sales and construction activities," he said. However, Subramanian said, "The good news is that our existing customers are committed to their bookings. We are not seeing a large cancellation which could have been one of the outcomes." He said the sales bookings and enquiries from customers in July increased as compared to the .
They will collectively be able to complete 60,000 houses with Rs 8,767 cr investment
Home buyers, on the other hand, will have to wait longer to take possession
The pandemic would also adversely impact commercial (office and retail) real estate segment, which had been performing well during the last few years despite slowdown in the overall property market
The Central government last year announced a Rs 25,000 crore fund to help complete over 1,500 stalled housing projects
Projects in the state have a combined inventory of 100,000 units valued at Rs 1.50 trn, mostly in Noida and Greater Noida
Real estate developers are currently facing a huge cash crunch, but the situation is likely to improve with the government announcing a Rs 25,000-crore fund to complete stalled housing projects, JLL India CEO and Country Head Ramesh Nair said on Wednesday. The government should ensure that this fund is disbursed to the identified stalled housing projects quickly and in a transparent manner, he added. "There is absolutely no liquidity in the real estate market. Developers are not getting funds from the non-banking financial companies (NBFCs)," Nair said, while speaking on the sidelines of a hackathon event to select three proptech (property tech) startups. He said the NBFCs, which have been the major source of funding for real estate developers from last many years are facing liquidity crunch post IL&FS default. However, Nair said the situation is likely to improve with setting up of this alternate investment fund (AIF) with a corpus of Rs 25,000 crore. "This Rs 25,000 crore fund .
Corpus announced by the government can help in the recovery of economy
The move is likely to help 4.59 lakh housing units across the country. Only RERA-registered projects with positive networth will be provided funds.
Targeted at affordable and middle-income housing units, the fund will address residential properties in Mumbai that are priced below Rs 2 crore
Shapoorji Pallonji Real Estate is developing projects in Mumbai, Thane and Bengaluru
Promoted by HCC, Lavasa was set up as a picturesque hill station near Pune in Maharashtra in 2000. It defaulted on Rs 4,150 crore in loans to banks
Under Section 63 of the RERA Act, if the replies are deemed to be inappropriate then penalty of 5 per cent of the total project cost will be levied on them
In the fund, Rs 10,000 crore will be contributed by the central government and roughly, the same amount will come from outside investors