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Rohan Sharma, Associate Director – Research & Real Estate Intelligence Service, JLL India Press Note 3 of 2016 issued by the Indian Government’s Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion provided much needed clarity on online retail or e-commerce, clearly outlining that Foreign Direct Investment was allowed only in marketplace models. In effect, any inventory-based business-to-consumer …
Rohan Sharma, Associate Director – Research & REIS, JLL India “Buy land, they’re not making it anymore” – Mark Twain Twain’s pithy quote rings a conflicting note in the India of today. Land remains one of the most prized physical assets; its non-diminishing economic value increases manifold when it or even its surroundings are developed. …
Rohan Sharma, Associate Director – Research & Real Estate Intelligence Service, JLL India: The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) had approved the policy in the last week of July 2013. Realizing the issues faced by the nodal body in acquiring land in the prime city, in terms of demand or higher compensation in the wake …
Rohan Sharma, Associate Director – Research & Real Estate Intelligence Service, JLL India Smart Cities: The New Age Concept The smart cities concept may not be a novel one, but in the Indian context it is definitely an idea whose relevance couldn’t have been better timed. The government has provided the thrust …
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, …
India’s residential sector is passing through interesting times. JLL India’s Real Estate Intelligence Service has identified the top ten trends of the Indian residential sector over the past two or three quarters: Supply – is showing variable signs of cyclical ups and downs depending on launches. Affordable and lower-priced residential corridors such as Greater …
The 250-kilometer stretch between Delhi and Jaipur has become a hotbed for real estate development, with areas like Manesar, Dharuhera, Bhiwadi, Neemrana, Kotputli and Alwar becoming the new catchwords for investors. Highways connecting various towns and cities serve a dual purpose. Not only do they provide good connectivity and accessibility, they also serve as nodes …
The whole country was recently abuzz when the price of onions (one of the most essential staples of the Indian diet) rose above the price limit of INR 100 per kg (that’s nearly USD 0.75 per pound) in the country’s capital and surrounding areas. The reasons for this were a crop affected by unseasonal rains …
The Yamuna Expressway offers large land parcels, and with it becoming operational it is expected to act as a magnet for real estate development projects. The Expressway is 165 km long, originating from Noida to Greater Noida and beyond till Agra, and its proximity to both Noida and Greater Noida – which are established towns …
Rohan Sharma, Senior Manager – Research and Real Estate Intelligence Service, Jones Lang LaSalle India By now, there is little doubt that integrated townships are the format of the future when it comes to city development. What Are Integrated Townships? They are clusters of housing and commercial businesses with associated infrastructure such as roads, schools, …