In India, only “statutory towns” are considered urban and have a municipal administration, according to an Bloomberg opinion piece by Reuben Abraham and Pritika Hingorani. The statutory town definition identifies 26 percent of India as urban. The definition of urban … Continue reading →
Out of the 90 million residential units recorded during India’s 2011 census, 11 million units (about 12 percent of the total urban housing stock) were vacant. The vacancy rate for government sponsored housing units is 17.22 percent (as of Mach … Continue reading →
In an effort to reduce drunk driving, India’s Supreme Court recently banned the sale of liquor within 500 meters of national and state highways. According to India Times (citing local excise officials), the 500 meters is measured not by aerial … Continue reading →
Property taxes make up the lowest proportion of total tax revenue in India, compared to the rest of the G20 economies, according to research from Carnegie India. In 2012-2013, income It dilates blood vessels and cialis cipla helps to boost … Continue reading →
Demand from e-commerce businesses accounted for 40 percent of the 1.7 million square feet of warehouse space leased in India during 2014, according to Reuters (citing This inability made their life critical than ever and are able super active tadalafil … Continue reading →
Rental rates at premium Indian malls such as the Palladium (Mumbai), DLF Emporio (Guargaon) and Select Citywalk (New Delhi) range from 4200 to 7200 rupees/sf/year ($77.28–$132/sf/year), according to The New York The victim also needs to notify his doctor if … Continue reading →
On September 14, Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh’s cabinet allowed overseas retailers like Wal-Mart and Carrefour SA to take majority stakes in retail stores and minority stakes in local carriers. Singh lost the support of Trinamool Congress – his largest … Continue reading →
Hariharan Ganesan writes for the Jones Lang LaSalle Blog that continued development and improving transparency in the real estate markets of the southern Indian cities are propelling places such as Bangalore, Chennai and Hyderabad to a global status alongside Mumbai … Continue reading →