Author: Hrishi Kumar

Head - ICCPL Group of companies. A researcher, analyst & consultant with diverse experience in the field of real estate and allied industries whose strength lies in writing and providing 360 degree marketing and branding solutions. Holding a B.Com (Hons.) degree from Delhi University, an MBA degree and a International Management degree from Poitiers University, France, allows him to present thoroughly researched national as well as international knowledge to the audience.

[divider][/divider] Noida : In the heart of Noida, along the 27 Kms long expressway, NCR’s realty major, Antriksh India has come out with its maiden commercial setup, ‘Antriksh India Complex’ to be developed at Sector 150 Noida Expressway. The region is unique with respect to its FAR of 1.5 that highlights the region of being one of the most low density regions across NCR. It is also to be noted that this commercial property will stand out as the only approved commercial setup at present in the region which will get the best of catchment area; both internal and external.…

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Years 2005-08 witnessed NCR realty sector’s best times, where capital appreciation and demand were few of the parameters that judged its positive performance. During those very years, several regions in the NCR came up and promised long term growth and success. Although, by the end of 2008, global recession had adversely impacted economies, industries and sectors; where realty sector was no exception. Emerging regions of those days could only catch the limelight for a very short time and later, negative sentiments and monetary insecurity made the investors run away from those markets. Yamuna Expressway’s case study is a strong example…

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Importance of education in India comes from the very roots of our history. India is a country that has had scholars in each field. The very culture of our country relies heavily upon a sound education  system which has always helped in producing the best minds, which are today spread across the globe. As time passes by, changes take place and this is precisely the case study of even Indian way of education. Today, India is in a transition phase where education is no exception. In order to maintain a strong balance during the time of changes, it is imperative…

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There has always been a strong history of institutional investment in Indian real estate through both mediums; direct ownership of property and pooled investment funds. Going back a bit in history, institutional real estate investments had dominated the sector and it was during 1990s that led to the emergence of strategic funds that were targeted to take the benefit of falling property prices and hefty discounts. Thus, in the beginning of 21st century, private equity in real estate came into picture as an independent asset class and has been experiencing a huge growth off late. And even though the real…

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[divider][/divider] Greater Noida : On this World Environment Day, a special plantation drive held in Greater Noida West where Gaurcity organized a tree plantation campaign by planting a sapling in their society and outside, Greno-west on June 5.  Residents of Gaurcity joined the drive along with the locals in planting saplings. On the occasion, more than 350 families and other residents of Greno West participated to get the saplings planted by understanding their responsibility towards the Mother Nature. The highlight at the event was, when the adults planted the saplings, even children were witnessed doing the same. This act of…

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Off late, Indian real estate sector has been going through a thorough revamp phase on the policy reforms front and mega announcements with respect to infra upgradation in the country. All this has been a recent addition for the realty sector that plans to revolutionise it. Housing for All has been a jargon for almost two years now and the public has been looking up to the government and the private sector to offer a roof over everyone. At present, people reside in two ways, one in their own abodes or second, in a property bought by others for which…

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Riding with strong aspirations, Modi led NDA government came storming into power on 16th May, 2014 and our Honourable Prime Minister Narendra Modi swore oath on 26th May, 2014. The kind of support and majority that it came up with, had taken taken everyone by a surprise. Such a clear victory was an example of faith and trust that the people of India had bestowed upon a government returning to throne after a decade. With such hopes, it was crucial that the new government at the centre performed upto the mark. With the realty sector being a prime contributor towards…

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Probably known as the emerging star of Western Uttar Pradesh ; Greater Noida West, which is also commonly known as Noida Extension is a part of Greater Noida, a city with a population of around 1,50,000. The city is a part of Gautam Budh Nagar district and comes under the purview of NCR. During early 1980s, the government realised the rapid growth at which the capital was expanding which would have resulted in a massive chaos and thus, they came up with the idea of developing residential and industrial setups around Delhi to reduce the burden. Before Greater Noida came…

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Raj Nagar Extension, popularly known as RNE is regarded as one of Ghaziabad’s most sought after realty destinations. In the beginning of 21st century, the region was nothing more than a land parcel which was used to bypass the much congested Meerut road. But today, the region has been completely transformed and developed into a realty hub which is promising a strong infrastructure and strategic connectivity. Raj Nagar Extension today houses over 25 prominent developers of NCR and offers a blend of over 40 residential and commercial projects. The region is fit for end use as well as investment purposes…

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In what could be known as the battle fought for justice, buyers of the real estate sector of India have finally got what they were fighting for long. The real estate bill, which was passed by both the houses of the Parliament has now become an Act. The Real Estate Act has come into effect from 1st May, 2016. Off late, the realty sector in India had been undergoing a slack phase with demand not being upto the mark. The falling demand in the sector had been much caused by negative sentiments of the buyers, coupled with lack of trust…

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