Office Rentals Crash Across The Board
Friday, January 30, 2009
Tags: Office Rentals, Commercial Property, India Real Estate, Real Estate
Everyday Update on Real Estate Market in India.
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We were appalled by their proposal and it had no merits other than to the Hiranandanis. Earlier, in a letter to other shareholders, Laxey Partners had argued that the merger was shocking and ill-conceived.Under severe pressure, Hirco announced that EGM scheduled for January 16 in Mumbai to vote on these proposals has been adjourned till further written notice. AIM Listed Indian Realty funds already has no takers and during such a time the promoters want to crate a scam, who will tolerate :-)
DLF is way behind schedule in their projects. It should either start work on the project immediately and deliver in time or return our investment with 15% interest.Not everyone of us are HNIs and not everybody can knock the doors of he Indian courts. However, you can try the Consumer Court for speedy justice. [But most of the times the courts refers the case back to the Civil Court]
I am paying Rs 4.5 lakh as EMI. Unitech executives say the project will be delivered on schedule, but there is no worker at the siteWhen he insisted for a refund, he was told that the company will cut 15% of what he has paid and will refund the balance amount. Unfortunately it is the Real Estate Developers who are favored as most Politicians are involved directly or indirectly with one of these shady companies.
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The family holds over 6,500 acres through Maytas Properties, the individual members in their personal capacity have significant holdings of agricultural land across south and western India.and the cause of liquidity crunch...
One of the theories doing the rounds suggests they were trapped by a murky cocktail of political developments and a real estate crash. In the recent past, Maytas Properties and Maytas Infrastructure had won a number of prestigious projects. Maytas being awarded road projects even without proper bidding.and the Real Estate House of Cards Crashes in India adding to Raju's woes
Political circles were said to have demanded funds from the family instead of land. Upcoming elections may have also forced members of the establishment to change their preference from land to money which put them in a fix.and what Raju did now was lean on 24% money lenders....
Satyam's promoters raised huge funds from tobacco traders in Rayalseema district by pledging Satyam shares. The promoters may have assumed that they would be able to raise funds to recover the pledged shares through an IPO of Maytas Properties. But the downturn in the real estate market derailed Maytas Properties IPO plans thus bursting the bubble on Jan-07.Kindly note that, hardworking intelligent Indians in Profession and Business please continue to do so as this property greed will take you no where. Invest in yourself, in your own business and see the fruits of success in long term :-)