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Worli realty: No sea-view? Property rates can crash 30 percent

10 years ago

A sea-facing apartment in Mumbai is considered a trophy asset and if the flat is in South Bombay, it's considered gold mine. Even in times of a downturn, an apartment in the area is always sold at staggering prices. A case in point is the tony Samudra Mahal in upmarket Worli at which apartments have consistently been sold at record prices, but its high profile residents are now an upset lot.<br /><br />

Mumbai leads in real estate NPAs, followed by Delhi

10 years ago

An estimated Rs 7,700-crore worth of residential and commercial properties as non-performing assets (NPAs) with banks and financial institutions are up for sale and Maharashtra, largely due to Mumbai, tops the list for bad loans to both commercial and residential properties, according to data compiled by NPAsource.com.<br /><br />

Is India under threat of a real estate bubble burst?

10 years ago

Banks have direct and indirect exposure to real estate. When the bubble bursts, they are left holding worthless piece of collateral. Banks fail leaving depositors in the lurch and the whole financial system collapses if the government and central bank do not step in and bail them out.

Only small-sized apartments can save Mumbai real estate

10 years ago

While nothing can be done about non-selling larger configurations but reduce prices or sit indefinitely on unsold inventory, the fact is that new developments must be configured for smaller sized units, and therefore greater affordability, if the Mumbai residential market is to see a significant revival.<br /><br />

Delhi luxury real estate may plummet as country homes are the new flavour

10 years ago

The Delhi Development Authority's (DDA) new farmhouse policy is changing the market dynamics in the the city's luxury residential segment. Potential buyers of DLF's premium Gurgaon project and South Delhi's most sought after addresses are now flocking to the new 'country homes' that are within the city limits.<br /><br />

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