Emaar MGF ties-up with Marriott International | INRnews
Mumbai, India, June 07, 2007 - Ansal Properties & Infrastructure Ltd has announced that the Company has launched an Integrated Township at Agra, (U.P.), strategically located near the Delhi - Agra Highway, on the Ring Road, Agra. The Township will be spread in excess of 460 acres of land and is named as "Sushant Taj City".
Mumbai, India, May 15, 2007 - Indiabulls Real Estate Ltd has announced that Diana Buildwell Pvt Ltd, a Wholly-owned Subsidiary of the Company, has acquired a sea-facing hotel property together with land measuring about 21 acres situated at Vagator Beach, Goa, from Sterling Holiday Resorts India Ltd.
Bangalore, India, May 11, 2007 - Sobha Developers Ltd has announced that the Company will be launching its first integrated township "Sobha City" in Thrissur, Kerala on May 13, 2007. This will be developed in 71 acres of land with a developable area of over 3.50 million SFT. This integrated town ship will have Super Luxury Apartments, Villas, Shopping Mall, Office Complexes, Hotel, Multiplex, and Convention Centre with Multi Speciality Hospital, located on the Thrissur - Guruvayoor highway. This project is expected to be completed over a period of five years.
Mumbai, India, March 28, 2007 - The Haryana Urban Development Authority (HUDA) has earned an amount of Rs. 71.20 crore through the auction of its ten sites on 27th march 2007.
New Delhi, India, February 28, 2007 - Fresh tax concessions have been allowed in the Budget 2007-08 to promote infrastructure facilities. A five-year holiday from income tax has been allowed for two, three or four star hotels.
New Delhi, India, February 23, 2007 - Parsvnath Developers Ltd has announced that on February 23, 2007 has conducted the earth breaking ceremony (bhoomi poojan) of its five star hotel and commercial mall project in Vejalpur in Ahmedabad. The Rs 250 crore project will be a land mark complex in the city. The complex is expected to be completed and operational in two and half years.
New Delhi, January 03, 2006 - The real estate boom of 2006 is set to multiply itself in 2007 to get India a foreign capital of over Rs. 8000 crore with leading international investors establishing their presence in its richly rewarding real estate development, providing new employment opportunities for over 2 lakh skilled and unskilled workforce, according to estimates made by The Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India (ASSOCHAM).
Bangalore, November 21, 2006 : New research issued by global real estate adviser DTZ has revealed that India is becoming one of the world's key emerging real estate markets.
Mumbai, October 6, 2006: A number of new hotels are planned for Mumbai to cater to the increasing demand from both domestic and international visitors to the country's commercial capital.
Ahmedabad, September 29, 2006: Shree Raj Tours & Travels is looking to set-up a 42-storey hotel in Ahmedabad and aims for this to be India's tallest hotel. The investment required for this project is Rs.350 crore.
Unison Hotels, promoters of The Grand in Delhi plan to invest over Rs.2,000 crores to set up eight five-star hotels in the country. The hotels are to be in Bangalore, Chandigarh, Chennai, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Pune, and Mumbai. This move follows growing demand for accommodation in India and high occupancy rates enjoyed by hotels.
The company has already acquired land in Hyderabad for it's proposed five-star hotel and service apartment block.
The GenNext 'Smart Basics' Hotel from The Indian Hotels Company
The Indian Hotels Company (IHCL) has unveiled its GenNext 'Smart Basics' hotel — Ginger — at Plot No H, Jaidev Vihar in Bhubaneshwar. The chief minister of Orissa, Mr Naveen Patnaik and Chairman, Tata Group, Mr Ratan N Tata, inaugurated the hotel in the presence of Mr Raymond Bickson (MD and CEO, The Indian Hotels Company), Mr Prabhat Pani (CEO, Roots Corporation) and other dignitaries.
The Delhi Development Authority will auction ten hotel sites on September 25, 2006. Going by the reserve prices, the DDA will stand to make around Rs.2,699 crores at the very least.
In a smart move, two private companies have formed a joint venture with the Indian Railway Construction Company (IRCON). Kamat Hotels India and Uppals Hotels Delhi are the private hotel and real estate developers with whom IRCON has joined hands to develop railway hotel projects across the country. The new company called 'Uppal Kamat Hotels Consortium' has won the first two properties in a tender process of the Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) - Vijayawada and Madurai railway stations. They are also confident of winning the bids for projects at Chandigarh and Secunderabad.
Prime Property Development Corp has purchased real estate in Mumbai and Pune that it hopes to develop commercially.
The Mumbai property on SV Road, Goregaon, can be developed into 35,000 sq.ft. of retail space, while the Pune property in Pimpri-Chinchwad can be developed into a retail and hospitality destination covering more than 400,000 sq.ft. of space.
The Taj GVK group is progressing plans to develop three new five star hotels one each in Chennai, Bangalore and Hyderabad. The 125-room Chennai hotel already under development is likely to be completed by March 2007. The 189-room hotel in Hyderabad is likely to be ready by 2008. Taj GVK is also to acquire land for the Bangalore hotel.
Real estate major Unitech is set to announce India's largest real estate deal at a sticker price of well above Rs. 2,000 crore. The land deal is said to surpass earlier mega deals including Unitech's Rs. 1,568 crore Noida Expressway deal, Reliance Industries Rs, 1,100 crore Bandra-Kurla deal and DLFs Rs. 702 crore deal for NTC mill land.
The Government has approved Singapore-based AAPC Hotels Management Pvt Ltd proposal for building a hotel at an investment of Rs 150 crores. AAPC hotels has formed a joint venture "Express Call Pvt Ltd" for this project.
Separately, the proposal of ILM Trichy (Mauritius) Ltd to fund the Trichy Tollway road project in Hyderabad at an investment of Rs 94 crores was also cleared based on the recommendations of the Foreign Investment Promotion Board (FIPB).
The Park group of hotels, who already have shop in Delhi, Kolkata, Chennai and Bangalore, are starting business in Mumbai according to online reports. The Park Hotels, new property in Navi Mumbai will be launched as a trendy business hotel. This 80 room property is scheduled to be opened by end 2006 and will target business travelers here. Not just that, it will also house a hospitality management school.
Read Full Article at the Link Below:
Luxury hotel boutique, The Park Hotel, now in Navi Mumbai
(Source: Vashi2Panvel.com)
Would you believe that over two thousand bankers and financiers in Asia would meet in Hyderabad. And that they would be part of a convention that was conducted smoothly with world-class facilities. You'd better believe it. The Asian Development Bank concluded its convention at the Hyderabad International Convention Centre (HICC), India's most modern yet.
The high-tech industry is significantly driving volumes and pushing up business across other sectors like real estate & construction according to Nasscom, the premier trade body and the chamber of commerce of the IT software and services industry in India.
In the current financial year, the IT/ITES sectors is likely to account for 8,900 hotel rooms per day compared to 7,000 rooms per day last year. This number could swell to 30,000 rooms per day by 2011/12. Similarly the IT/ITES sector is expected to account for an year-on-year`incremental' real estate and construction demand of 14.7 million square feet this fiscal, and this number could rise to 53.6 million square feet by 2011/12.