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Why to invest in ILD ARETE Gurgaon?

Overlooking the scenic Aravalli Hills, the Luxury Park Residences are designed with the concept of living around 3 acre of central greens. Just 10 minutes away from the Golf Course Extension Road,  ILD ARETE Gurgaon  is the perfect destination to invest for the home buyers who are looking for a luxurious lifestyle amidst the mother-nature. The project is situated just near the 75 M wide Sohna Road which has been declared as a National Highway and enjoys great connectivity with rest of Gurgaon and Delhi NCR. In its proximity there are world class educational institutions like as GD Goenka World University & K.R. Mangalam University. The project’s location also ensures that the residents are located at a shorter drive away from markets, established malls, and the Metro. To know more about  ild review  go through the link.

Why to invest in Gurgaon

The foremost important factor that needs to be considered when purchasing a property is its location and nearby infrastructure. Quite often people make decisions based on the appeal of the home, instead of the location, and that can be a huge mistake for the future. Talking precisely about Gurgaon then it is the industrial and financial center of the Indian north-western state of Haryana. The investment climate in the region of Gurgaon goes back to at least a decade’s time. Over the years Gurgaon has successfully attracted large scale investments from globally reputed companies. The infrastructure of the city was laid out with immense care. The city has always been an abode to large and spacious residences that offer amenities and world class infrastructure that are at par with the best in the world. However, due to property price appreciation, buyers seeking to purchase flats in main Gurgaon now have to move to a similar dream destination, the New Gurgaon. With decent infrastr...

GURGAON IS GROWING SO ARE ITS ELECTRICITY AND WATER SUPPLY PROBLEMS

The millennium city is growing heaps and bounds and so are its problems. Apartments, business towers and malls have occupied the city. With its glittery buildings and dashing economy, Gurgaon is often portrayed as a symbol of a rising “new” India. But not to forget the rising issues like sewer and drainage, water shortage and electricity which are killing the vibes of this millennium city. With increasing temperature the demand for water in Gurgaon went as high as 410 million gallons daily (MGD) in the month of June and is expected to go more in coming months. The up-scale localities of Gurgaon face severe water crisis. There is acute water scarcity in DLF City (1–4), South City 2, sectors 45, 50, 51 and Chakkarpur area, among others. Gurgaon may have become a satellite city but the problems are still the same as of Tier 2/3 cities. The potholed roads, power cuts and less number of parks and pavements. Electricity problem in Gurgaon remained erratic due to supply shortage, p...

Luxury Hotels Asset Management – Keeping The Rolls Royce Rolling

New-age technology and data-driven concepts have significantly influenced asset management in the hotel sector today Luxury hotel guests expect an international experience wherever they go and country-specific limitations are not accepted Rising disposable incomes at the hands of the middle class, an increasing number of multi-millionaires and the growing quest to travel have given a major boost to the tourism and hospitality sector in India. Over the last decade, this sector has accounted for nearly 7.5% of the country’s GDP. It is estimated that the Indian hospitality sector is likely to witness high double-digit annual growth by 2022. Read more about  ILD GREENS FRAUD  just go through the link. The sector is a major direct and indirect employment generator attracts massive FDI inflows and is the most important net foreign exchange earner for the country. Considering its potential, the Government must necessarily incentivize investment into the hospitality sector b...

Krypton Global Investments launches operations for Overseas property buying

~Unique dedicated Indian digital platform designed to showcase international properties, migration programs, and investment opportunities~ ~The self-funded start-up with the tagline – ‘IT’S A SMALL WORLD’ is a brainchild of renowned International Property Marketer – Mona Jalota~ Krypton Global Investments (KGI) is a first of its kind platform designed to showcase International Properties, Migration Programs and Investment Opportunities for Indian patrons. Headquartered in Mumbai, the company is engaged in providing all its stakeholders with end-to-end services and advice from tax & legal professionals ensuring a seamless international transaction. The self-funded start-up begins operating in India from July 2018. Read more about  ILD GREENS FRAUD  by clicking on it KGI is a brainchild of renowned International Property Marketer, Mona Jalota who has been making waves in this sector for more than a decade and has worked with Colliers International, Coldwell Bank...

Hyderabad office sector continues to display robust growth: Knight Frank India

Knight Frank India today launched the ninth edition of its flagship half-yearly report – India Real Estate. It presents a comprehensive analysis of the residential and office market performance of Hyderabad for the period January – June 2018 (H1 2018). Office Takeaways: New completions down 13% in H1 2018 YoY Good show of the office market continues in H1 2018; transactions up 15% YoY Average rentals grow by around 8% YoY Want of quality office space pushes vacancy to abysmally low levels; vacancy levels in markets like Madhapur, HITECH City, Gachibowli and Nanakramguda area as low as 2–4% While the share of the IT/ITeS sector shrinks to 36% in H1 2018, share of ‘Other Services’ increases to 43% in H1 2018 of which co-working garners 29% space Read more about  ILD GREENS FRAUD  by going through the link. Residential Takeaways: Launches bounce back in H1 2018; up 44% compared to H1 2017 West Hyderabad continues to be the largest market accounting to 71% of t...

The rise and rise of indian malls

Rapid urbanization and digitization, increasing disposable incomes and lifestyle changes of the middle-class are leading to a major revolution in the Indian retail sector, which is pegged to grow by 60% to reach US$ 1.1 trillion by 2020. The Government has clearly hit the bullseye by easing the FDI norms in the retail sector over the past few years. Reacting to the immense opportunities and diminishing entry barriers into the Indian retail scene, overseas retailers are now expanding exuberantly. And it’s not just the metros they’re targeting — even tier 2 cities like Ahmedabad, Chandigarh, Lucknow and Jaipur, to name a few, are opening up for organized retail in a big way. Malls are literally mushrooming across the Indian subcontinent. Ready, Steady — Growth! The Great Indian Mall Boom began innocuously enough in the early 2000s, with just three malls in existence in the entire country. The rest is, as they say, history as Indian shoppers slowly but surely developed a penchant ...

Delhi-NCR – The growth story continues

Despite being hit by the overall slowdown in the real estate market and seeing price corrections up to 10% in most areas, Delhi-NCR continues to be attractive to end-users and investors. Being the national capital, Delhi attracts migrants from all across the country. In fact, as per the Economic Survey of 2017, Delhi, Noida, Greater Noida and Gurugram saw the maximum influx of migrants between 2001 and 2011. Obviously, there is a dire need to fulfill the housing needs of these migrants. As per ANAROCK data, the housing supply in Delhi over the last two years has been fairly low as compared to its counterparts — Gurugram and Noida. This is essentially due to demand-supply mismatch; there is massive demand for affordable housing in the city, while property prices in most pockets of the city have skyrocketed. Consequently, the pockets that offer affordable or mid-segment projects have been performing relatively better than the expensive ones — such as Greater Kailash II, Panchsheel ...

Hon’ble Prime Minister lays foundation stone for Vanijya Bhawan

Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi today laid the foundation stone for Vanjiya Bhawan in the heart of New Delhi. The Vanijya Bhawan which will come upon Akbar Road in Lutyen’s Delhi will house the country’s Commerce Ministry. NBCC (India) Ltd., a Navratna CPSE under the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs, has been appointed as the implementing agency to construct this building. The total cost of the project is Rs. 226.83 crores. The dignitaries who attended the event were Shri Suresh Prabhu, Minister of Commerce & Industry and Civil Aviation; Shri Hardeep Singh Puri, Minister of Housing and Urban Affairs; Shri C.R. Chaudhary, Minister of State for Commerce & Industry and Consumer Affairs, Food & Public Distribution; Ms. Rita Teaotia, Commerce Secretary; and other senior officials from both the Ministries and NBCC. Give a eye on  Alimuddin Rafi Ahmed Complaints  click on it The project will be spread across an area of 4.3 acres with a built-up area...

Greater Noida West: The Hub of Affordable Realty

Greater Noida West is one such area under National Capital region which is buzzing with realty activities with almost 65 developers’ presence that have come up with a slew of projects here with multiple options. The location is destined to attract most of the middle income group customers as most of the projects being developed here are in the affordable range. In comparison with other parts of the Delhi NCR like Noida Expressway, Dwarka, Gurgaon Expressway, and NH-8, Greater Noida West, erstwhile Noida Extension is the only region which has become one of the favorite residential zones for middle-class buyers as the place offers properties in the affordable range . The area, once surrounded by controversies has moved ahead and is witnessing a set of planned infrastructural development. The area has the lowest property prices in the entire Noida region and is fast becoming a residential hub. Those who had invested in the region three years ago are already sitting on an appreciated pro...

IT Department attaches benami properties worth Rs 43 billion; Jaipur and Mumbai top the list

New Delhi: The Income Tax Department has attached over 1,500 ‘benami’ properties worth Rs 43 billion in the last one and half years, around the same time as the introduction of the revised benami legislation, a financial daily has reported. According to a report in the Business Standard, Jaipur and Mumbai top the list, each with an attachment of 200 properties. This is followed by Lucknow with an attachment of 50 properties, Kolkata at 144, Chandigarh at 110 and Hyderabad at 100 properties. Patna has seen the least number of property attachments at 30, the report added. know more about  INTERNATIONAL LAND DEVELOPERS FRAUD  by clicking on it. “The I-T department has worked swiftly in identifying benami transactions since the enactment of the revised legislation. Over 1,500 properties have been attached so far. Many are on the radar. Search and surveys are on involving gold dealers, bankers, hawala operators, senior government officials, and politicians, etc,” Business Sta...

India rises one notch to 35th on JLL global realty transparency index

New Delhi: India has improved its ranking by one notch to 35th in the global real estate transparency index, driven by policy reforms and liberalisation of FDI rules in property as well as retail sectors, realty consultant JLL said. India was ranked 36th in the index during the last bi-annual survey conducted in 2016 and 40th in 2014. The country's real estate market is currently placed in the 'semi-transparent' zone. The ranking is expected to improve further in the next survey in 2020, on the back of several government initiatives such as Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act (RERA), GST and Benami Transactions Act, JLL India's CEO and Country Head Ramesh Nair said. Read more about  INTERNATIONAL LAND DEVELOPERS FRAUD According to the survey, UK is at the top position followed by Australia and the US. France, Canada, Netherlands, New Zealand, Germany, Ireland and Sweden are in top 10 in the list of 100 countries. Sri Lanka is at the 66th posi...

New launches struggle, sales remain flat in Q2 CY2018: PropTiger Realty Decoded report

New property launches in Q2 CY2018, across the top nine cities, decreased by over 20 per cent, with developers waiting for the festive season to begin, while sales remained stable, according to PropTiger’s Realty Decoded Report for Q2 2018 read more about   ILD REVIEW   by clicking on link New launches across the top nine cities declined by 20 per cent in Q2 2018 (April, May and June) over Q2 2017, whereas, sales were within two per cent of last year, according to PropTiger.com’s ‘Realty Decoded Report’ for Q2 2018. The quarter did not witness many new launches, as developers are waiting for the festive season to launch new projects. Large cities, such as Mumbai and Pune, had a drop in new launches, whereas, markets such as Noida, Bengaluru, Hyderabad and Chennai, experienced increase in new launches. However, last year Q2 was an aberration, as developers advanced their launches to avoid approvals under the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act (RERA) re...