Ensure the price isn't higher than a construction-linked plan
Potential buyers face risks on two counts. The first is a possible salary cut or even job loss
The National Anti Profiteering Authority has ruled that the realty firm has benefited from additional input tax credit
On an average it took six-and-a-half years for large-sized projects of more than 500 units to be completed in the country, according to Anarock Property Consultant
Analysts point out the RERA, too, has not been able to stem the litany of woes faced by homebuyers in financially stressed projects
The bench, also comprising Justice M R Shah, granted 2-month moratorium to the new board from any legal proceedings against the company's management.
Company believed to have siphoned off huge amounts of money to various shell companies
According to PropEquity, 600 mn sq ft of projects at a pan-Indian level are stuck. This accounts for 50 per cent of the unsold inventory in terms of units
The tripartite agreement between the housing finance company (HFC), the developer and the buyer is loaded against the buyer
In SBI's scheme, the buyer pays only the down payment. The developer pays the interest during the construction period
This cover will be for SBI funded residential projects and those availing home loan for SBI
The bench said only genuine homebuyers can invoke insolvency proceedings against the builder and asked the Centre to file an affidavit taking the corrective measures
Opposing the proposed move, the association said an accused developer can not be allowed to decide in which court they should be dragged by his victim just to suit his comfort
These are the number of cases pending before the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) as on September 30
These are the number of cases pending before the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) as on September 30.
Firm hopes to disburse Rs 55,000 cr this year, up from Rs 48,000 cr last year, says MD & CEO Siddhartha Mohanty
The consultant further highlighted that the profile of wealthy Indian buyers are becoming younger.
The Real Estate (Regulation & Development) Act, which became effective from May 2017, provides for setting up of regulators in each state.
A group of aggrieved home buyers of the scam-hit realty developer HDIL have written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi seeking his intervention to resolve their distress. The Whispering Towers Flat Owners Welfare Association, representing over 450 home-buyers of the HDIL project in suburban Mulund, have in a letter dated September 1, to Modi said they are seeking his intervention as a last resort. According to the letter, over 450 families have paid around Rs 350 crore to the now bankrupt HDIL but the project has been stuck since the past nine years. "The project was launched in 2010 and bookings were accepted since then. But,in the past nine years,only 18 floors of the 46 storeyed-tower have been built, while work has not even started on the second phase,"the association said. Shyam Chittari, a member of the association, has posted the letter on his twitter account. The letter claims HDIL had taken Rs 175 crore from Allahabad Bank, J&K Bank and Syndicate Bank for the ..
The ruling may trigger fresh debate on the issue, experts said