India
Indian demand for office space likely to improve in 2010
The demand for office space in India is expected to be improve in the current year although rentals are likely to be flat, according to real estate consultancy CB Richard Ellis.
Amari enters into a joint venture with Mandeep S Lamba to create Amari India Amari Corporate Communication 17.02.2010 | Real estate bubble building up again in MumbaiRajshri Mehta DNA 31.01.2010 |
 Amari, Thailand’s leading domestic hotel management company, today announced a strategic joint venture partnership with Mandeep S Lamba, previously the Managing Director and Founder of Ten Hotels Pvt Ltd, a hospitality management company headquartered in Gurgaon, New Delhi, to launch Amari India. |  Mumbai: Mumbai’s real estate prices have begun to run amok once again, suggesting that another realty bubble is in the making. In a quick reversal from last year’s recessionary trends, residential property prices which had dropped by almost 35% in some areas have risen sharply in the last nine months and are now close to their earlier peaks of 2007-08. |
Rich & NRIs eye foreign properties The Economic Times 08.11.2009 | India’s rapid urbanisation puts local govt. under pressure Property Report 26.10.2009 |
 NEW DELHI: With real estate prices in the niche segment in India showing signs of robust recovery, high net worth Indians and NRIs are again eyeing foreign shores for real estate investments. |  Rapid urbanization is placing significant stress on the budgets of India´s local governments and more must be done to improve their financial status to enable them to fund infrastructure projects and delivery of essential services. |
Dusit expands in India and adds new brandSusie Harwood CIT Magazine 24.09.2009 | Realtors vow to restore city's rich heritage The Times Of India 06.09.2009 |
 Dusit International Hotels is expanding into India and plans to open five hotels and resorts in the country by 2013, including a new luxury brand property. |  AHMEDABAD: It is a determined resolve to revive the glory of the walled city. On Sunday, more than 100 people from the city's real estate fraternity joined in a heritage walk of Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC) to admire the architectural marvel of the old city which is replete with 'Tankas' (a system to conserve water), community wells, bird feeders and wooden craftsmanship of havelis. |
For those too busy to manage propertiesPrashant Mukherjee Financial Chronicle 02.09.2009 | Green Building in IndiaSam Hopkins Sam Hopkins 17.08.2009 |
 Property management services are fast catching up, with a host of companies lining up to offer their services to high net worth individuals and real estate companies. Among those vying for a pie of the sky are Sahara Care, Neat Space, TTK Enterprises, Settlers India and Sai Associates, to name just a few. What makes these services so special is the convenience they provide to owners, in so as they do not need to personally supervise and maintain their real estate assets. |  It seems hard to find a bright spot in any of the world's top property markets right now. . . High-end real estate buyers who fueled a commercial and residential property boom are holding still, or selling out. |
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