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Ushering in a New Era – Rajesh Agarwal Jindal

We wish our readers a very happy and prosperous year (FY 15-16) ahead, the year gone by has been splendid and generated hefty returns for investors.  Majority government at the centre, aggressive stance of RBI in taming inflation and the fall in commodity prices specially crude has helped in changing the economic scenario and the …

Pune Real Estate: Changing Demographics, Steady Demand

Kishor Pate, CMD – Amit Enterprises Housing Ltd.   We already know that Pune is no longer just a Pensioner’s Paradise (though it still is the #1 city of choice for retiring people in Maharashtra). At least three other factors now define Pune – the growth of the Information Technology, the massive spread of organized …

Improving Real Estate Market Outlook: Mixed Impact In 2015

Anuj Puri, Chairman & Country Head, JLL India   The financial crisis of 2008-09 played an important role in enhancing the maturity of all stakeholders in the Indian real estate space. During the crisis, when poorly designed and planned projects failed en masse, investors and developers realised the importance of adhering to basic market principles …

Pune: India’s #1 Property Investment Destination

Arvind Jain, Managing Director – Pride Group There are many excellent reasons why more and more property investors are now focusing on Pune. This city, nestled between the Sahyadri mountain ranges and renowned for its excellent climate, no longer depends on its proximity to Mumbai in any respect. Pune is now home to large corporates …

Lift Growth Today, Tomorrow, Together By Christine Lagarde Managing Director, International Monetary Fund

Atlantic Council, April 9, 2015 As prepared for delivery Good morning! Thank you, my friend Fred Kempe, for your gracious introduction. Governor Huntsman, thank you and the Atlantic Council for this opportunity to speak before such a distinguished audience. The Council is renowned for its distinctive ability to bring together top international policymakers from both sides …

Mumbai Residential Prices Grew By Only 7% In Two Years

Ramesh Nair, COO – Business & International Director, JLL India   The concerns about soaring rentals and unaffordable housing in Mumbai notwithstanding, the surprising fact is that residential property prices across Mumbai city and its suburbs increased only by 7% in 2014, and by a negligible 0.3% in 2013. Home prices in the financial capital …