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It is superb location and connectivity to Delhi/NCR and proximity to Cyber City, Golf Course Road and MG Road make DLF City- II the best colony to live in Gurgaon.
DLF City Phase 2 is a good locality. It has good connectivity to schools, colleges, hospitals, temples, parks, markets, malls, banks and ATMs.
# Under construction project will be ready in 6 months. 👍 Size 300sqyds

Luxury builder floors in City phase 2
K Block prestigious Location.
West facing, Vaastu Complaince.
251 sqyds Area- ,2000 sqft
3bhk, drawing, dinning,Three toilets
One Powder Toilet, 2 car parking in Stilt,
6 nos @1.5 Daikin Split AC,
One servant Room with toilet,
Exclusive Terrace with 4th floor,
possession by March 2022.
Booking open.
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Block B is an unmatched Residential property located in Sushant Lok Phase 3, Gurugram.
The project offers plenty of benefits that includes prime location, comfortable and lavish lifestyle, great amenities, healthy surroundings and high return. 👍
Schools and Hospitals in close proximity.

Orchid Island
Spread across 11 acres
Total ~1200 units
Well connected to Golf course extension road and 55-56 Metro Station Gurgaon
Proximity to Artemis Hospital
Close to commercial Hubs.

Delhi government reduces circle rates for residential, commercial and industrial properties by 20%

Gurugram: 10-fold fee hike to de-seal property?

The department of town and country planning (DTCP) has proposed that the fee for de-sealing residential properties that have been sealed for running commercial activities from the premises be raised 10 times along with a bank guarantee.
A DTCP team conducting a recent sealing drive in Sushant Lok 1, Golf Course Road and other licenced colonies had found that several residential buildings were being used as guesthouses, hotels and offices. District town planner (enforcement) RS Batth, who had made recommendations about the revised fee to the senior town planner, said such property owners are usually “habitual offenders” because of the low fine.
“We have proposed a 10-time hike in the fee for de-sealing such properties that were found running illegally in licenced colonies. The department has also proposed a huge penalty on the owners of such property,”

*DLF launched Plots , Apartments and Villa at Kasauli *
Amidst Shivalik mountain range

5 mins drive from Kasauli

Limited units

Great opportunity for holiday homes

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INDIAN REAL ESTATE : A Review of 2016 and Peering into 2017

As a landmark year for the country – and the real estate industry – draws to a close, it’s time to analyze what happened in 2016 and what to expect in 2017. For the real estate industry, 2016 saw the biggest changes in decades, especially on the policy front. Some of the biggest game-changing policies like GST and RERA cleared hurdles, and are on their way to full implementation. The demonetization move caused considerable turmoil; however, along with the Benami Transactions Act, it promises to bring greater transparency in the real estate sector.

Affordable housing will come into sharper focus now than in previous years, and REITs promise to open up the real estate market to smaller investors in the coming year. The country’s real estate markets are definitely poised for growth in the medium-to-long term on the back of higher transparency and further consolidation. India’s Tier-I cities moved up to the 36th rank in JLL’s biannual Global Real Estate Transparency Index in 2016 due to improvements in structural reforms and liberalisation of the foreign direct investment (FDI) policy.

India came 4th in developing Asia in terms of FDI inflows as per the World Investment Report 2016 by the United Nations Conference for Trade and Development. Thanks to a proactive government keen on improving India’s ranking on different indices and strengthening public institutions, the country is poised to become a modern economy. MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR.

Think twice before buying property.
Housing Prices To Drop Up To 30%, Wiping Rs 8 Lakh Crore In Value
Maximum fall on total market valuation will be in Mumbai Rs 2,00,330 crore.

Housing prices in major cities could drop by up to 30 per cent
Maximum fall on total market valuation will be in Mumbai
Market valuation in Gurgaon is expected to fall by Rs 79,059 crore.
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.

"In the aftermath of demonetisation impact on Indian real estate sector, market value of residential property of Rs 802,874 crore is expected to be wiped off in the next 6-12 months.