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Construction Norms relaxed in Island city of Mumbai
Dec 6th
The Central Government of India has relaxed the stringent Coastal Regulation Zone (CRZ) rules for Mumbai and Navi Mumbai. This relaxation has given new hope to the new airport proposed near Panvel in Navi Mumbai.
The ministry has issued a draft CRZ notification that, in the city’s coastal area housing will get exemption if supported by public finance. The rules for the country’s 7500 kilometers-long coastline divides the shoreline into four zones and in the CRZ II areas in the city, slum rehabilitation schemes and redevelopment of dilapidated building will be allowed. Such redevelopment can be undertaken directly or through joint ventures. However all open spaces in Mumbai which fall in CRZ II areas will be No-Development zones.
-Prashant Salvi
Based in Mumbai, Prashant Salvi is NAI Global’s Regional Director for India.
India Courts Aerospace Investments with Special Economic Zones (SEZs)
Aug 24th
India is set to have three dedicated special economic zones (SEZs) for aerospace in the next five years, just as global aerospace and defence majors stepped up outsourcing to India to meet local demands and cut costs. More >
India Courts Aerospace Investments with Special Economic Zones (SEZs)
Aug 24th
India is set to have three dedicated special economic zones (SEZs) for aerospace in the next five years, just as global aerospace and defence majors stepped up outsourcing to India to meet local demands and cut costs.
According to Pricewaterhouse Coopers, India received the largest number of foreign investments in aerospace research and development in 2000-08. Also, India received the highest number of investments in aerospace manufacturing after China. More >
India Delights–From sleepy Southwold, Suffolk, to the Taj Mahal!!
Aug 3rd
Whilst our previous labour prime minister preferred to “stay at home” over the summer months, our new Coalition Conservative Prime Minister David Cameron had a rather more exotic venue in mind. Cameron led a 150-strong trade delegation to India last week, a country with a population of 1.2 billion and with an economy expected to grow at 8% a year for the next 25 years.
Whilst Britain’s own economy is predicted, in a new forecast from Goldman Sachs, to experience a stronger recovery in 2011 at 2.9% as compared to the US, 2.4%, and the Eurozone, 2.2%, this almost pails into insignificant when compared to the prizes that await businesses that successfully penetrate the vast, growing Indian marketplace. More >
India Real Estate IPOs Anxiously Await Economic Recovery
May 6th
Real estate companies, which have planned big-ticket initial public offerings (IPOs) last year, are staying away from the market in spite of the prevailing favourable secondary market conditions. Though many small IPOs were enthusiastically lapped up by investors, real estate firms are sitting on IPO plans worth over Rs12,000-crore [$2.6 billion].
Sahara Prime City (Rs3,850-crore or $854.7 million), Emaar MGF (Rs3,450-crore or $765.9 million), Lodha (Rs2,800-crore or $621 million) and Ambience (Rs 1,125-crore or $250 million) are some of the major real estate players which announced their IPO plans last year, but are yet to launch. More >
