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Publication: TIMES OF INDIA Date : 26 NOVEMBER 2016 PAGE
NO: 06
Buyers Had Paid Rs 68Cr To Kamla Landmarc Builder Since 2009
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Publication: THE TIMES OF INDIA Date : 26 NOVEMBER 2016
PAGE: 06
MUMBAI: Within hours of the Mumbai collector sealing the offices of the World Trade Centre at Cuffe Parade, the Bombay High Court on Friday directed its de-sealing. The interim order, till November 29.
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Publication: MUMBAI MIRROR Date : 26 NOVEMBER 2016
PAGE: 02
MUMBAI: Over two years of issuing notices and tonnes of paperwork later, the state government finally took control of the twin buildings of the World Trade Centre (WTC) in Cuffe Parade on Friday.
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Publication: MUMBAI MIRROR Date : 26 NOVEMBER 2016
PAGE: 10
MUMBAI: Madhuli society, which faces allegations of encroaching upon government land, was asked to explain why the vehicle zone should not demolished; final order expected next week.
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Publication: HINDUSTAN TIMES Date : 26 NOVEMBER 2016
PAGE: 05
MUMBAI:The Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) appointed a consortium of Aecom Asia Co. Ltd, Dar Al-Handasah
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Publication: BUSINESS LINE Date : 26 NOVEMBER 2016
PAGE: 10
MUMBAI:Even as the secondary real estate market is bearing the brunt of demonetisation, commercial real estate seems to be unaffected. Industry players say that in the long term,
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Publication: ECONOMIC TIMES Date : 26 NOVEMBER 2016
PAGE: 07
MUMBAI:In the backdrop of the government’s efforts to unearth black money and probable action against Benami properties,
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Publication: ECONOMIC TIMES Date : 26 NOVEMBER 2016
PAGE: 09
MUMBAI: Large information technology , banking, financial services and insurance companies are increasingly opting for co-working spaces
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Publication: FINANCIAL EXPRESS Date : 26 NOVEMBER 2016
PAGE: 03
NEW DELHI: Tax department has unearthed Rs 32,000 crore through searches in last three fiscals and found that use of black money is rampant in sectors like real estate and educational institutions, government said today.
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Publication: TIMES OF INDIA -PROPERTY Date : 26 NOVEMBER 2016 PAGE
NO: PROPEERTY
Is Mumbai facing the challenges of modern-day living head-on or crumbling under pressure?
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Publication: HINDUSTAN TIMES - HT ESTATE Date : 26 NOVEMBER 2016
PAGE: 02
MUMBAI:The demonetisation move is likely to hit luxury properties. Prices are likely to dip by as much as 25% to 30% as sellers struggle to offload properties to generate liquidity, says real estate consultancy JLL India.
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Publication: HINDUSTAN TIMES Date : 27 NOVEMBER
2016 PAGE NO: 02
MUMBAI: xperts and analysts have been predicting a fall in prices of houses after the Centre’s decision to demonetise old Rs500 and Rs1,000 notes,
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Publication: HINDUSTAN TIMES Date : 27 NOVEMBER 2016 PAGE:
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MUMBAI: Years after filing the first charge sheet in the Adarsh Housing Society scam, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has now received permission to conduct further investigations in the case
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Publication: TIMES OF INDIA Date : 27 NOVEMBER 2016 PAGE:
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MUMBAI:Investigators probing the multi-crore Urban Land Ceiling Regulation Act (ULCRA) scam suspect around 30 builders usurped land that they were supposed to have surrendered to the government,
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Publication: TIMES OF INDIA Date : 27 NOVEMBER 2016 PAGE:
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MUMBAI: With City and Industrial Development Corporation (CIDCO) granting extension of time to the companies eligible to submit international competitive bids,
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Publication: FINANCIAL EXPRESS Date : 27 NOVEMBER 2016 PAGE:
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In an attempt to absorb some of the surplus liquidity available in the banking system, the Reserve Bank of India on Saturday asked banks to maintain an incremental cash reserve ratio of 100%,
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28TH
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Publication: MUMBAI MIRROR Date : 28 NOVEMBER
2016 PAGE NO: 03
MUMBAI: The World Trade Centre lessees association says that they were as much in the dark as the authorities, and that the government should take action against
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Publication: TIMES OF INDIA Date : 28 NOVEMBER
2016 PAGE NO: 07
MUMBAI:Mumbai ranks 31st among 50 top metropolitan economic entities globally in 2015, as per latest data released by Oxford Economics.
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Publication: TIMES OF INDIA Date : 28 NOVEMBER
2016 PAGE NO: 08
MUMBAI:A 24-acre farm plot in Ambernath taluka is suspected to have been usurped by a cartel of builders and fraudsters who fabricated revenue documents to classify the land as Non-Agriculture (NA) and
secured a host of permissions from the authorities for
construction activity.
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Publication: THE ASIAN AGE Date : 28 NOVEMBER 2016 PAGE
NO: 13
MUMBAI:The realty industry body is very hopeful that home buyers would get at least a 50 basis point cut in home loan rates..
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Publication: THE ASIAN AGE Date : 28 NOVEMBER
2016 PAGE NO: 08
MUMBAI:The cell currently is all set to demolish more than thousand encroachments in mangrove areas from December second week onwards.
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Publication: ECONOMIC TIMES Date : 28 NOVEMBER
2016 PAGE NO: 08
MUMBAI:Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched a staunch defence of his demonetisation drive, saying people have wholeheartedly accepted the anti-black money initiative and understood the “path of truth“
in the national interest despite initial difficulties and
efforts to misguide them..
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Publication: ECONOMIC TIMES WEALTH Date : 28 NOVEMBER
2016 PAGE NO: WEALTH
NEW DELHI: Housing prices in 42 major cities across India could drop by up to 30 per cent over 6-12 months after the demonetisation of high-value notes,
wiping out over Rs 8 lakh crore worth market value of
residential properties sold and unsold by developers since
2008. ..
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Publication: ECONOMIC TIMES WEALTH Date : 28 NOVEMBER
2016 PAGE NO: WEALTH
MUMBAI: Housing prices With demonetisation boosting liquidity, the real estate sector could witness lower lending rates and accelerated growth, Getamber Anand tells ET. .
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