MCHI-CREDAI says LBT will further burden home buyers
Track2Realty: The voice of the real estate industry in Maharashtra, MCHI-CREDAI today opposed the Government’s decision to introduce LBT saying it goes against the home buyers’ interests.
- Stay Connected
- Latest Posts in RSS
- ADVISORY
- Advocacy
- Analysis
- Astrology
- Banking
- Case Studies
- Column
- Commercial
- Company News
- Directory of Professionals
- Editorial
- FDI
- Finance
- Finance
- Hospitality
- Impact
- Interviews
- Investigation
- Investment
- Issues
- IT/SEZ
- Legal
- Loan
- Location Profile
- Movements
- NETWORK
- NEWS
- NRI
- Others
- Performance
- POLICY
- Project Launch
- Project Profile
- Property Management
- Realty Funds
- Regulation
- REPORTS
- Research
- Residential
- SEZ
- Survey
- Taxation
- Trends
- Valuation
- Vastu
- VIEWS
- Latest Comments in RSS
- Follow us on Twitter
- Connect on Facebook
- Latest Posts in RSS
- /
Advocacy
CREDAI Chairman says LBT will lead to rise in corruption
Track2Realty: Opposing the Maharashtra government’s decision to impose local body tax (LBT) in lieu of octroi, developers’ apex body CREDAI Chairman Lalit Kumar Jain said the new levy will result in rise in corruption and be detrimental to business as well as consumers. There is a potential threat of it becoming breeding ground of corruption.
Indian growth story dependent on effective infrastructure risk management: CII Infrastructure Conference
Track2Realty: The greatest opportunity and challenge to India’s growth is infrastructure and the greatest challenge to the growth of infrastructure is risks – anticipated and unforeseen – that is part of any project. Risk and its effective mitigation were discussed at Confederation of Indian Industry’s (CII) & CBRE’s flagship event the 2nd Edition of the Conference on Infrastructure Project Management with the theme ‘Risk Management in Projects’. CBRE is the Knowledge Partner for the Conference on Thursday, April 25.
Single window plan for real estate projects soon: Maken
Track2Realty-Agencies: In a move aimed at providing a major fillip to the construction sector, the Centre is likely to come up with a ‘single window’ system for the country’s real estate sector soon, Union Minister for Housing and Urban Poverty alleviation (HUPA) Ajay Maken said in New Delhi on Sunday, March 24.
CREDAI disappointed over RBI monetary policy
Track2Realty: Expressing disappointment over the RBI’s decision to cut repo rate by “just” 25 basis points, realtors’ apex body CREDAI said the central bank appears to missing opportunities time and again.
MCHI-CREDAI slams new property tax, backs consumer
Track2Realty: Strongly opposing the new property tax structure proposed by Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC), realty estate developers body MCHI-CREDAI has extended support to the consumer agitation against the new slabs.
Real Estate Bill expected to be revised
india realty news, india real estate news, real estate news india, realty news india, india property news, property news india, india news, property news, real estate news, India Property
FICCI demands industry status for real estate sector in Budget 2013-14
Track2Realty-Agencies: The Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) has demanded industry status to be granted to real estate sector in the upcoming Budget 2013-14.
Real Estate Regulation Bill likely in Budget session
Track2Realty-Agencies: The government is likely to come up with a Bill in the forthcoming Budget Session of the Parliament to regulate the real estate sector, Housing Minister Ajay Maken said on Wednesday, Dec 9.
Maha SEZ exit policy will be a flop, says CREDAI
Track2Realty: Strongly opposing the country’s first ever SEZ exit policy formulated by the Maharashtra Government, CREDAI has expressed fear that the move will cause urban chaos rather than solving any.
Photo Gallery
-
Corporate lineage in realty-I
-
Most awarded yet least reliable; realty awards misleading-III
-
Connaught Place main street rentals increase by 12%; Noidsa’s mall rise 10%: Cushman & Wakefield
-
Omaxe Limited promoters to dilute stake on May 21 at Rs. 148 per share
-
Most awarded yet least reliable; realty awards misleading-II
-
Promoter or professional driven-III
