by Paul Joseph
June 25, 2011
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In Mumbai, conservative policy of Reserve Bank of India on bank guiding to the property impresses the sector as accessibility of funds is becoming a serious concern, industry experts remarked. “The real estate properties situation nowadays is fairly serious. The accessibility of funds is confined. If this is the ambiance, how can we imagine populace to invest in this area? Another challenge is that the accessibility of debt has decreased. RBI has restricted banks to offer loans to the real estate zone,” Piramal Group Chairman Ajay Piramal announced informers on the sidelines of a summit here nowadays. “The cost of personal equity funds is sky-scraping, which is a different chief concern for us. If they don’t obtain 30 % return on their investments, they will not invest as they think the danger is top. As a result the chief difficulty is accessibility of funds,” he uttered. Aside from accessibility of funds, regulatory authorization is as well up-and-coming as a solemn cause of concern for the real estate industry , he publicized. “We are looking a few regulatory difficulties particularly in finding permissions for our projects. Government and regulatory authorities must realize that giving quick permission is in the interest of the customers. The delay would simply consequence in shortage of house stock,” he remarked.
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by Paul Joseph
June 14, 2011
Leading infrastructure development company Phoenix Group has announced plans to invest Rs 2,000 crore in various upscale residential projects, including Rs 350 crore in Golf Edge, a mixed use project launched in Hyderabad, which will have a five-star hotel and high-end residential apartments. Further, Phoenix Group is looking to launch similar projects in tier I, II and III cities in Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu and Karnataka over the next five years, the company said in a statement. “Given our confidence in its long-term economic development Phoenix is continuing to invest in the southern Indian region. With projects close to Rs 10,000 crore in the pipeline, the Phoenix has seen consistent business growth in the past nine years having developed more than 2.5 million sq ft area of upscale real estate properties. We hope to continue our growth by introducing iconic infra properties in the South Indian market to cater to the growing needs of the value for money Indian consumers,” Suresh Chukkapalli, chairman, Phoenix Group, said. Gopikrishna Patibanda, managing director of Phoenix Group, added. “We are bullish about residential property development market in Hyderabad as we see the potential for outperformance in the real estate market. This is well illustrated in the Group successful investments in the past. In 2005, Phoenix sold its premium luxury apartments at the highest cost per SFT in the history of Hyderabad city’s apartments of Rs 10,000 per sq ft.” “We’ve always had strong interest from clients around the world to invest in Phoenix projects and already 25 per cent of Golf Edge property has been sold in less than 7 months,” said Patibanda. “The key to our success is to find a model that connects with consumer’s desire and to integrate them. Golf Edge concept offers great growth opportunity for us because this format allow us to tap new set of highly demanding and value for money buyers who do not find premium, integrated, affordable home backed with comfort features to invest. They also look to associate with a developer who promises partnership with owners forever.” Speaking about the market sentiments and the challenges faced by uncertainty in the marketplace due to political issues in Hyderabad Chukkapalli said, we are not a speculative player we are creating what is required for the market and we are not looking for an exit option. “We are a long term player and we believe in long term customer relationships which is our pillar of success.” Golf Edge will have 497 apartments of two-bed room, 3-bedroom, duplex ranging from 1,055 sq ft to 3,595 sq ft in high-rise twin towers priced at Rs 60 lakh-Rs 2 crore, working out to Rs 6,000 a sq ft of built-up space. All the apartments come fully furnished and the customers would be provided services support at Rs 4 per sq ft. The hospitality partner will take care of maintenance aspect too, the statement added.
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