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Opinion


A breather for infrastructure

By Our Editorial Board

Take-out financing can change the way the world percieves infrastructure funding. It essentially serves the purpose of ensuring timely funding requirements of infrastructure projects.

 

Property Awards 2011 for Commercial Excellence

Property Bureau

The second edition of the prestigious Property Awards 2011, recognising excellence in Commercial Real Estate was a grand success with participation from leading developers and other real estate professionals. The evening at Westin Hotel, Mumbai on December 13, 2011 saw developers and architects of state- of -the -art projects emerge winners.

 

Its quality that matters

Padma Ramakrishnan

Developers and occupiers need to work together to create better buildings with world class amenities, tuned to changing employee needs. Green makes business sense as it allows for 14 to 16 per cent increase in productivity.

 

Morgan Stanley-Isolux to invest $400m in roads

By our Editorial Bureau

Morgan Stanley Infrastructure, or MSI, the dedicated infrastructure investing platform of Morgan Stanley, announced that Morgan Stanley Infrastructure Partners, or MSIP, a $4B global infrastructure fund, has committed to invest up to $200m in a joint venture with Isolux Corsan Concesiones in India.

 

Morgan Stanley-Isolux to invest $400m in roads

By our Editorial Bureau

Morgan Stanley Infrastructure, or MSI, the dedicated infrastructure investing platform of Morgan Stanley, announced that Morgan Stanley Infrastructure Partners, or MSIP, a $4B global infrastructure fund, has committed to invest up to $200m in a joint venture with Isolux Corsan Concesiones in India.

 
 

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Court dismisses Unitech MD’s bail

By our Editorial Bureau

Unitech made Rs 2,342 crore in profit by offloading shares to Norway-based company Telenor after getting the UAS licenses at a throw-away price, the Delhi High Court on Monday said while dismissing the bail plea of Unitech MD Sanjay Chandra.

 

Court dismisses Unitech MD’s bail

By our Editorial Bureau

Unitech made Rs 2,342 crore in profit by offloading shares to Norway-based company Telenor after getting the UAS licenses at a throw-away price, the Delhi High Court on Monday said while dismissing the bail plea of Unitech MD Sanjay Chandra.

 

UP govt announces 12.5 per cent hike in Noida

By our Editorial Bureau

After violent farmers’ protests for enhanced land compensation, authorities of Noida, Greater Noida and Yamuna Expressway decided to hike land rates by 12.5 per cent. To compensate the loss, authorities have also hiked land allotment rates by the same percentage. Mohinder Singh, chairman of the Noida, Greater Noida and CEO of the Yamuna Expressway Authority, said the three authorities decided to hike the rate taking into consideration the demands of farmers for increased compensation and the price index.

 

UP govt announces 12.5 per cent hike in Noida

By our Editorial Bureau

After violent farmers’ protests for enhanced land compensation, authorities of Noida, Greater Noida and Yamuna Expressway decided to hike land rates by 12.5 per cent. To compensate the loss, authorities have also hiked land allotment rates by the same percentage. Mohinder Singh, chairman of the Noida, Greater Noida and CEO of the Yamuna Expressway Authority, said the three authorities decided to hike the rate taking into consideration the demands of farmers for increased compensation and the price index.

 

Assam govt urged to reduce registration rates

By our Editorial Bureau

The Assam real estate and Infrastructure Developers Association (AREIDA) has urged the government to reduce registration fees while selling or buying property and reduce the duty fees to promote real estate business in the state. The people of the state have to pay 8.5 per cent registration charges, the highest in the country. While the rate is five per cent in Mumbai, it’s only one per cent in Kolkata.

 

Assam govt urged to reduce registration rates

By our Editorial Bureau

The Assam real estate and Infrastructure Developers Association (AREIDA) has urged the government to reduce registration fees while selling or buying property and reduce the duty fees to promote real estate business in the state. The people of the state have to pay 8.5 per cent registration charges, the highest in the country. While the rate is five per cent in Mumbai, it’s only one per cent in Kolkata.

 
 
 
 
 
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