Greater noida residential plots scheme was announced last week for 120 and 200 SQM Plots.

Next to south Delhi, Gurgaon has become a coveted destination for real estate investors, new settlers and relocators.

For the middle income masses here is good news. Under a newly launched residential scheme, the Greater Noida authority is offering the middle-income group a rare opportunity to book and own exclusive, independent, expandable and well finished houses.

Call it a silver lining in the bearish market. Your dream home may become cheaper than it appeared earlier. With buying activity at a low in the residential market, real estate developers are offering scheme like EMI holidays (between booking and possession of property) to drive demand.

Those who missed out on the real estate boom last year don’t have to worry much as the present high in the real estate sector is likely to continue in 2008.

Faridabad, which sometime ago used to be a sleepy industrial town is now buzzing with various construction activities.

It is a commonplace knowledge that the growth in a traditional sector like real estate is fuelled by the overall economic growth and environment. And if analyzed in the India context, this symbiotic relationship becomes much clear.

Investors may offload their real estate investments to both domestic and international investors

There was a time when it was difficult for outstation students and
working professionals to find paying guest accommodation in the
capital. But now there are paying guest houses all over Delhi and their
number is increasing.

Revenues from property transactions will have to be deposited in the state treasury

Gurgaon-based DLF leads in terms of growth in the Indian real estate sector.

The real estate sector in the National Capital Region (NCR) has seen a
tremendous growth in the recent past. This trend is expected to
continue for the next few years. This may be due to the integration of
the Indian business with that of the rest of the world.

Delhi real estate developers see the current decline in prices as a mere correction.

Delhi is witnessing an unprecedented boom in shopping malls. It is leaving behind all other metros in this area. We are witnessing a kind of mall mania in the country which is spreading to tier 2 cities also. This boom started in the West 15-20 years back and has come over to India due to its recent economic boom.

People living in the NCR region of Noida and Greater Noida are at loggerheads with their respective Authorities.