Posts Tagged ‘major real estate boom’

Affordable housing thrives in Hyderabad

Monday, June 13th, 2011

It is on recovery path definitely and good times are ahead as the prices have stabilised to a large extent, say the industry leaders. The most hit after the real estate boom were the projects that came with a spacious design, high-end specifications, and naturally a higher price tag.

“Smaller and reasonably priced projects in a good location are doing well and there is no argument about it,” says Bhawarlal Jain, executive vice-president, Andhra Pradesh Real Estate Developers Association.

Mr. Jain points out, smaller apartments with a price tag ranging between Rs.2,300 per sq.ft and Rs.2,500 per sq.ft have been more successful in finding buyers.

Another builder points out that budget housing, with measurements to the tune of 1,000 sq.ft to 1,200 sq.ft and priced at Rs.2,000 per sq.ft or just above is not that badly placed.

hindu.com

Real Estate Hopes A Good Year

Thursday, December 30th, 2010

Though the tension is palpable among all sections of people, but particularly those settled in Hyderabad and surrounding areas from the Seema-Andhra region, on the fallout of the Sri krishna committee report, realtors are strangely optimistic about enjoying good sales in 2011.

The Confederation of Real Estate Developers’ Association of India (CREDAI) doesn’t see any drastic change in real estate prices in the New Year.

Hyderabad and surrounding areas have seen a major real estate boom during the past few years though immediately after the December 9, 2009 announcement on Telangana by the Union home minister, Mr P. Chidambaram, the environment had been vitiated somewhat.

The IT sector too has reported good growth and scores of IT companies, including MNCs, are back recruiting on campuses, indicating that the companies no longer fear the fallout of the Telangana agitation.

The Chief Minister, Mr N. Kiran Kumar Reddy has assured industries and entrepreneurs that the government will provide security and a healthy environment for investments.

Source: deccanchronicle.com