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New Delhi: The government has set a target for constructing one crore houses under the Pradhan Mantri Awaas Yojna-Gramin (PMAY-G) by 2019, Minister of State for Rural Development Ram Kripal Yadav said today ILD FRAUD  read now by clicking on link. Yadav said as per an all-India level estimate 4.04 crore rural people were found without houses under the scheme but later the Gram Sabha eliminated 1.37 crore people from the list, leaving only 2.67 crore such people. Replying to a query during the Question Hour in the Rajya Sabha, Yadav said of the 2.67 crore houses, one crore will be built by 2019 while the rest will be constructed by 2022. The erstwhile rural housing scheme – Indira Awaas Yojana (IAY) — has been restructured into PMAY-G with effect from April 1, 2016 and is being implemented through state governments and union territories. know more about  ILD COMPLAINTS  click on it Yadav said as on July 19, 2018 “A total of 42.56 lakh houses have been construct...

After an unpredictable 2017, the real estate market seems to have stabilized with the regulatory changes and market sentiment. However, there is still a long way ahead to find the right space but it’s not unachievable. As per the report by ANAROCK, recently NCR saw a whopping 59% increase in its new housing stock in April as against the previous month. In fact, NCR stole the show even on the sales front with a whopping 153% increase in April as against the preceding month. HomeKraft is one of the  best builder delhi NCR . The size of properties is shrinking in most cities across the country so as to meet the all-important ‘affordable budget’ criterion. For instance, the average size of new launches in NCR was 1,853 sq. ft. in March 2018, and dropped to 1,323 sq. ft. in April as per reports. Happy Trails aspirational homes by Homekraft have struck the right chord with the premium towers that gives the luxury of having only 2 apartments per floor, with each measuring 1625 s...

We’ve seen them all over, road or traffic signs or are a vital aspect of safe driving and are designed to keep people safe. To ensure the safety of drivers, smooth traffic flow and to reduce mishaps, road signages give out a number of messages regarding the road and what you as a driver should expect on the road. Today, where traffic is the major problem of Delhi NCR, Gurugram is running with very few traffic signage. The city is known for its long-haul jams and it’s all because of either absent or poorly placed road signage. The lack of direction boards and poor traffic signs contribution towards accidents, traffic jams, and long detours. Read More On  ILD Complaints . As per a 2013 report, Gurugram had more advertisements boards than road signage, concluded that navigating was next to impossible for an outsider owing to lack of signage. Based on recommendations made in the report, the court then directed the two bodies to improve the traffic signage. But five years later,...

Today, India has exceptionally emerged as a land of opportunities for both businesses as well as investment. Talking about Indian cities, Gurgaon has arisen as the commercial hub for people and investors who are looking to make fast bucks. Over the last few years, infrastructure (especially office infrastructure) and transportation services have grown manifold and thus the number of people looking to invest in the region is increasing with each passing day. The city’s commercial real estate sector has witnessed an incredible growth in past few years. Currently, the city is offering better offices to business people at affordable price. Buy Property At ILD Arete . Gurgaon’s good connectivity and full-bodied infrastructure riveted investors and occupiers to set up base in this market. The city provides fully furnished and best office spaces in entire Delhi-NCR. The giant multinational firms, blue-chip companies, IT/ITES and now start-ups have offices there. Start-ups have taken t...

“The land is the only thing in the world worth working for, worth fighting for, worth dying for because it’s the only thing that lasts” ― Margaret Mitchell This quote from the book ‘Gone with the Wind’ still holds true for the contemporary world, and based on this raw truth, we can safely conclude that real estate would continue to exist for as long as we can think of. It could witness ups and downs, but that would further make the sector grow stronger. Infrastructure and real estate are the main pillars of a country and are reflective of its power and growth. Like every growing sector, real estate has its own set of issues but if one can figure out the formula to survive then it could be miraculously rewarding. The developed countries treat real estate jobs as a highly dignified and distinguished sector, while in India, we are still struggling to bring transparency and sophistication in this sector. As we see, myriad multinationals willing to invest in Indian real estate, there is an...

JLL says that the upcoming festive season in April 2018, will be a good time for end users to make their purchase decisions. The month includes the Indian New Year (celebrated in various parts of the country) that falls on April 14 -15, followed by Akshay Tritiya, where traditionally people make significant purchases and investments. At the same time, most micro-markets across key cities of India have been experiencing stable capital values over the last few quarters, which makes markets conducive. Also indicating that there is further no softening of values in general. The appreciation in capital values have remained in the range of 0-2% in 2017 over the previous year for most micro markets across India, especially the suburban and peripheral markets. Latest Real Estate News In Delhi End users looking for homes have choices of locations as well as properties of varied price points across major cities. With RERA implemented in most states, entering the residential m...

New Delhi, January 22, 2018: In a hope for a much desired relief for thousands of real estate customers in Delhi NCR, a group of over a 100 members of Federation of Spire Edge Customers Association (FOSECA), a registered association of the customers of Spire Edge project representing more than 1200 customers of AN Buildwell Pvt. Ltd., met Bhartiya Janata Party's Delhi President Sh. Manoj Tiwari, Member of Parliament, and updated him of the gravity of the situation. FOSECA complained to Sh. Manoj Tiwari that the promoters of AN Buildwell Pvt. Ltd. are constantly misleading the buyers and investors of Spire Edge project. The customers have already filed legal complaints against AN Buildwell Pvt. Ltd. and its promoters Sunil Gandhi and SK Hooda. The honorable court has referred the case to the Economic Offense Wing (EOW) which is investing the case of fraud and money laundering against AN Buildwell Pvt. Ltd. and its promoters Sunil Gandhi and SK Hooda.    Ms....