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Why The Elderly In Mumbai Are Buying Larger Homes Since Covid Pandemic
- Friday August 30, 2024
- Mumbai News | Indo-Asian News Service
The share of overall property registrations by buyers of aged 61 and above surged 204 per cent in Mumbai, increasing from 7,554 in 2020 to 15,276 in 2024, as elderly buyers sought better properties for a stable lifestyle, a report showed on Friday.
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Mumbai Housing Market's Best February In 12 Years: Report
- Thursday February 29, 2024
- India News | Edited by Sumana Nandy
Over 11,700 properties were registered in Mumbai this month and the state government collected a record Rs 865 crore in stamp duties alone, a report by Knight Frank India said.
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Alia Bhatt's Production House Buys Mumbai Property For Over Rs 37 Crore: Report
- Tuesday April 25, 2023
- Entertainment | Edited by Richa Mukherjee
Alia Bhatt gifted two flats in Mumbai's Gigi Apartments, with a total market value of Rs 7.68 crore, to her sister Shaheen Bhatt
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In Mumbai, Delhi, How Once-Hot Property Market Has Tanked
- Wednesday January 31, 2018
- Business | Pooja Thakur, Upmanyu Trivedi and Dhwani Pandya, Bloomberg
The property developers are adding to a pile-up of bad loans in India's banking sector, which is already struggling to manage a spike in stressed assets across several industries.
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Even Trump Building Is Not Immune As India's Property Market Takes A Hit
- Friday January 13, 2017
- India News | Pooja Thakur, Bloomberg
After trying for four months to sell his apartment in a western suburb of Mumbai, Meher Verma decided to cut the price by 10 percent. With property demand plummeting in the wake of November's sudden ban on high-denomination notes, he's not sure the reduction will do the trick.
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Can't buy a home in Mumbai? Blame the NRIs
- Sunday June 17, 2012
- Mumbai News | mid-day.com
If you're wondering why the property rates in Mumbai aren't going down, blame it on Non Residential Indians (NRIs). With the rupee falling against the dollar every day, Indians living abroad have increased their investment in the country and especially in Mumbai, meaning that the expected fall in property rates following the recent dry period in th...
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www.ndtv.com
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Why The Elderly In Mumbai Are Buying Larger Homes Since Covid Pandemic
- Friday August 30, 2024
- Mumbai News | Indo-Asian News Service
The share of overall property registrations by buyers of aged 61 and above surged 204 per cent in Mumbai, increasing from 7,554 in 2020 to 15,276 in 2024, as elderly buyers sought better properties for a stable lifestyle, a report showed on Friday.
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www.ndtv.com
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Mumbai Housing Market's Best February In 12 Years: Report
- Thursday February 29, 2024
- India News | Edited by Sumana Nandy
Over 11,700 properties were registered in Mumbai this month and the state government collected a record Rs 865 crore in stamp duties alone, a report by Knight Frank India said.
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www.ndtv.com
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Alia Bhatt's Production House Buys Mumbai Property For Over Rs 37 Crore: Report
- Tuesday April 25, 2023
- Entertainment | Edited by Richa Mukherjee
Alia Bhatt gifted two flats in Mumbai's Gigi Apartments, with a total market value of Rs 7.68 crore, to her sister Shaheen Bhatt
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www.ndtv.com/entertainment
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In Mumbai, Delhi, How Once-Hot Property Market Has Tanked
- Wednesday January 31, 2018
- Business | Pooja Thakur, Upmanyu Trivedi and Dhwani Pandya, Bloomberg
The property developers are adding to a pile-up of bad loans in India's banking sector, which is already struggling to manage a spike in stressed assets across several industries.
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www.ndtv.com/business
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Even Trump Building Is Not Immune As India's Property Market Takes A Hit
- Friday January 13, 2017
- India News | Pooja Thakur, Bloomberg
After trying for four months to sell his apartment in a western suburb of Mumbai, Meher Verma decided to cut the price by 10 percent. With property demand plummeting in the wake of November's sudden ban on high-denomination notes, he's not sure the reduction will do the trick.
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www.ndtv.com
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Can't buy a home in Mumbai? Blame the NRIs
- Sunday June 17, 2012
- Mumbai News | mid-day.com
If you're wondering why the property rates in Mumbai aren't going down, blame it on Non Residential Indians (NRIs). With the rupee falling against the dollar every day, Indians living abroad have increased their investment in the country and especially in Mumbai, meaning that the expected fall in property rates following the recent dry period in th...
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www.ndtv.com