Niranjan Hiranandani

MahaRERA allows home-owners of DSK Group to complete stressed project in Pune; directs freezing of promoter's bank account for project

DSK Group chairman DS Kulkarni and his wife are currently lodged in Yerawada jail in Pune for allegedly cheating nearly 33,000 depositors and investors of nearly Rs 2,043.18 crore

Corporate tax cuts to create positive impact on economy, boost industry; now need to focus on spurring demand: India Inc

Industry leaders from diverse sectors such as manufacturing and services expect the reduction in corporate tax rates to create a positive impact on the economy, leading to a speedier turnaround

Budget 2019: Govt must boost liquidity in realty sector, create Rs 2,000 cr fund for stalled projects, says NAREDCO

Realtors' body NAREDCO on Tuesday demanded that the Centre should take some steps in the coming Budget to boost liquidity in the sector post-NBFC crisis and create a Rs 2,000 crore dedicated fund to complete stalled projects

Mumbai awaits a paradigm shift for better infrastructure, waste management

Niranjan Hiranandani optimistic that in seven years’ time Mumbai will have double the length of railway tracks

Re-imagining Mumbai: FPJ-IMC forum to discuss ways to make the city cleaner and less congested

Waste management is one issue that needs to be addressed effectively to make the Mumbai a cleaner city.

Demonetisation impact: The last hurrah of King Cash in real estate

What is clear is that the real estate system is squeezed. In future, the cash element in property will come down.

Brookfield to acquire Hiranandani offices, retail space for Rs 6,700 crore

Global private equity firm Brookfield Asset Management has signed an agreement with the Hiranandani Group to acquire its offices and retail space in Powai in the megapolis for a whopping Rs 6,700 crore.

Investor-driven markets are good: Hiranandani

According to Hiranandani, investor-driven sales are long term investors which is a positive. The problem arises when a large number want to exit at the same time.

Indian realty: soaring but not grounded

Feeling the heat from rising land, construction and labour costs, many cash-strapped developers have refrained from dropping prices, despite a growing supply of unsold properties.