12/27/2007

REALTY REGULATOR FOR DELHI SOON



 

Announcing this perhaps for the umpteenth time, the Ministry of Urban Development has said that will set up a Regulatory Authority to monitor and curb malpractices in real estate activities in Delhi and the National Capital Region (NCR) area as also address the grievances of builders and developers, which will come into effect by early 2008.

 

Disclosing this at the Assocham conference on ‘Urban Land Markets & Finances’ held in Delhi this week, Union Minster for Urban Development Jaipal Reddy also announced that the proposed authority would work as a role model for other states to follow, particularly in view of growing real estate activities throughout the country so that the consumers get a fair deal.

 

 

 

OFFICE STAKES IN BIG METROS

 

Decline in the growth of office rental values in South Delhi is attributed to new supply that has entered the market this year. On the other hand, rental values in Mumbai’s Bandra Kurla complex rose by 22% from January to September 2007, marking it the fast emerging new central business district of the metropolis

 

Location

Current average office rentals

Average rental increase

 

Rs/sq.ft./mnth

Q1 to Q3 2007

Q1 to Q3 2006

NCR

 

 

 

CBD-CP

317

20%

76%

South Delhi

217

15%

50%

Gurgaon

113

20%

65%

MUMBAI

 

 

 

Nariman point

400

33%

40%

Worli

400

33%

72%

Bandra kulra complex

295

22%

93%

BANGALORE

 

 

 

CBD/OFF CBD

70

19%

31%

Suburban

48

14%

21%

Whitefield/Electronic city

27

0%

8%

Source: Cushman & Wakefield

 



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