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NCR Real Estate – Ghaziabad In Growth Mode: Rohan Sharma, Associate Director – Research & REIS, JLL India

Ghaziabad caters primarily to the mid-segment and affordable housing segments. It is home to established housing clusters such as Kaushambi, Vaishali and Indirapuram while upcoming residential corridors include Raj Nagar Extension and developments along the NH-24 beyond Indirapuram, including the Crossings Republic township. While lack of land options has restricted new launches in the Kaushambi, …

New Trends In Mall Space Optimization: Shubhranshu Pani, Regional Director – Retail Services, JLL India

With the liberalisation of the FDI policy, evolving consumer preferences and entry of global retail brands in India, mall developers are busy adapting their retail developments to the changing requirements and trends. Indeed, one of the most imperative transformations is the increasing focus on planning and optimisation of retail spaces so as to extract their …

Nepal’s Tourism & Hospitality Sector: A Bird’s Eye View: Mandeep Lamba, Managing Director – Hotels & Hospitality, JLL India

Though Nepal is nestled between India and China, it shares few of the drivers that propel two of the most thriving and talked-about economies of the world. Its economic USP is the tourism and hospitality business, of which it has historically managed to garner a not-inconsiderable share – and not without good reason. Home to …

Smart Cities – A Futuristic Vision Of Urbanization In India: Anuj Puri, Chairman & Country Head, JLL India

Across the world, the stride of migration from rural urban areas is increasing. By 2050, about 70% of the population will be living in cities, and India is no exception. India will need about 500 new cities to accommodate the rapid influx of population into its urban regions. Interestingly, urbanization in India has for the …

Indian Real Estate Welcomes REITs: Anuj Puri, Chairman & Country Head, JLL India

With the stamp of approval by SEBI, REITs are finally a formalized concept. This is a big change from the ambiguity and uncertainty that prevailed about this very important instrument in previous years. It is gratifying to note that SEBI fully intends to deliver on its assurances of bringing better and faster funding into Indian …

JLL: Reaction To The RBI Monetary Policy – Cautious But Positive

Anuj Puri, Chairman & Country Head, JLL India The monetary policy announced today indicates that the RBI is of keeping a close eye on inflation rather than facilitating growth just as yet. This makes sense. Globally, emerging markets (including India) continue to remain vulnerable from decisions by US Federal government on withdrawal of stimulus, as …

Whitefield – Bangalore’s IT Boom Area: Juggy Marwaha, Managing Director – South, JLL India

The IT/ITeS sector continues to be a dominant growth driver for Bangalore, and some areas stand out from the rest as far as the impact of this sector is concerned. Whitefield in the eastern part of Bangalore is one such area. Whitefield was an early settlement in Bangalore and remained a quaint little suburb till …

A Buyer’s Guide To Green Homes In India: Juggy Marwaha, Managing Director – South, JLL India

The tremendous rate of real estate development across the globe, and especially young, emerging nations, is imposing immense pressure on the environment and its natural resources. With such a rapid development, there is a lot at stake when we look at important factors such as energy availability and environmental sustainability. The real estate sector is …

Manufacturing Destinations of India: Chennai – Nirav Kothary, Head – Industrial Services, JLL India

“Chennai accounts for 60% of the country‘s automotive exports and is rightly nick-named ‘the Detroit of Asia’. Two major industrial locations near Chennai – at Sriperumbudur and Oragadam – have seen large-scale investments from major auto manufacturers such as Renault Nissan, Daimler and Yamaha. The presence of two ports in Chennai and Ennore makes …

JLL: The Detriments of High-Rise Buildings – Subhankar Mitra, Head – Strategic Consulting (West) JLL India

Internationally, a building that reaches or exceeds the height of 150 metres is considered a skyscraper. Until recently, Mumbai was the only Indian city with high-rise buildings. The financial capital continues to see the highest demand for skyscrapers, as the only option to grow there is vertically. It now seems that in the coming decade, …