New concept of living in "THE ORCHARD", sector 71, On Golf course Sohna Link Road, Gurgaon. A Prime Location you had been waiting for to have your home, nestled in a lush green, away from pollution and on Golf Course Sohna Link Road, 20 minutes drive from International Airport and only .Well connectivity all Gurgaon addresses.

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The Basic unit price is escalation free, but subject to revision / withdrawal from time to time without notice at Company's sole discretion.

Prices are effective as on date.

Prices, terms and conditions stated herein are merely indicative with a view to acquaint the applicant and are not exhaustive.  For detailed Terms and Conditions please refer to the Buyers Agreement.

One covered car parking with each Apartment.

Stamp duty & Registration charges shall be payable along with the last installment as applicable.

Attractive Housing Loan options available from various financial institutions.

The company would pay penalty to its customer's @Rs.5 per sq. ft. per month for any delay in handling over the product beyond the committed period of three years from the date of execution of agreement.  Similarly, the customer would be liable to pay holding charge @Rs.5/- per sq. ft. per month, if he/she fails to take possession within 30 days (one month) from the date of issue of occupation certificate.

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Ansal API has launched Sushant City II in this Punjab city. The project is being developed under the banner of Ansal Mittal Township Pvt. Ltd. Located on the Talwandi Sabo Highway; the township is a free hold property. It will offer residential plots in the size range of approximately 200 sq. yards and above.

                                                                               Courtesy: -HT Estate dt.06.09.2005

2/3 floors available in JMD Megapolis at Gurgaoan. Colorful polished granite/marble flooring. Is a large multi-disciplinary Architectural & Engineering Consultant of International repute. Centrally air conditioned Units/other areas with year round environmental control. Sophisticated fire protection system comprising hydrants, sprinklers, automatic fire detection and alarm system.

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India's hottest property market, Mumbai, could see some shakeup in the

Commercial realty space. In a significant development, the Mahrashtra

Government has decided to allow all upcoming IT parks and IT specific

buildings in the city to utilise 80 percent of the total constructed area

For financial services, besides IT and IT enabled services.

At present only 30 percent of the total constructed area can be given to

Financial services. In a notification issued last week, the state government

Said in order to develop Mumbai as an international financial hub and to

Generate additional employment, it has been decided that all such building

Which are eligible for additional FSI of 100 percent, can now utilise 80

 Percent of the total constructed area for financial services, apart from IT

And ITES.

The Rs 1,000-crore textiles-to-real estate major, Bombay Dyeing, will

develop eight lakh sq ft of property on its surplus land in Mumbai. The

company will construct a high-rise building for commercial and residential

use. "We will commence construction of a high-rise tower in two months. The

entire project will be sold off in the next 24 months," chairman Nusli Wadia

told shareholders at the company's AGM.

Although it would be difficult to fix a value for the upcoming project, real

Estate market sources said the company could earn a few thousand crores.

However, the value will depend on the state of the real estate market, which

Has shown signs of weakness of late.

                                                                   Courtesy:- ET dtd:- 5th Sep 2008

Ghaziabad, one of the satellite cities of the National Capital Region (NCR), is located in Utter Pradesh. Ghaziabad enjoys a positional advantage as it is located on the Grand Trunk road – connecting Bangladesh to Afghanistan. Moreover, its easy connectivity with the national capital and the rapidly industrializing city of Noida has given strong reasons to the local government for its development.

  In the last few years, the development authorities of Ghaziabad have laid special emphasis on developing the social and physical infrastructure of Ghaziabad. As a result, many companies like Coca-Cola and ITC, have set up their manufacturing units in Ghaziabad. This development has boosted the retail sector in Ghaziabad.

  Investment boon: Owing to the high rental and capital values of residential and commercial spaces in Delhi, investors have started directing their investments to Ghaziabad. Investors have a valid reason for doing so. Ghaziabad is not only one of the hot destinations for investments in real estate, but is also well connected to Delhi. With Metro Rail on the cards it is a very viable option for investment.

  Of late, Ghaziabad property market is witnessing trends that suggest that employers, residents, traders and foreign investors are finding value for their money. People are willing to buy property in Ghaziabad mainly to avoid paying much higher rates in Delhi and enjoy living away from the hustle-bustle of a metropolis and yet be in touch for functional purposes. Typically, people work in Delhi and stay in Ghaziabad.

  Hot localities: As Ghaziabad is part of the NCR, more and more people are attracted towards it. Localities like Vasundhara, Indirapuram, Vaishali, Shipra Suncity and Kaushambi, situates on National Highway 24, are the key areas that have been developed in recent years. These adjoining areas of Ghaziabad are witnessing tremendous growth in terms of residential property market.

  Kaushambi is one of the most active areas with the coming up of many townships. Offering luxury condominiums and multiplexes. The fact that Commonwealth Games will be conducted in 2010 has been able to generate a lot of action in terms of infrastructure, retail and hospitality development in and around Kaushambi.

  Real estate experts are of the opinion that prices of most of the prime residential properties in Indirapuram have seen a massive increase in demand in the last couple of years. Moreover, Delhi Metro Rail Corporation’s (DMRC) decision to extend the metro line to Ghaziabad has also contributed to the rise in demand in these localities. As a consequence of these developments, capital values of apartments have escalated.

  Prices of the properties in Ghaziabad are between Rs 2,600 and Rs 3,000 per sq ft. In Vaishali, currently a Co-operative Building Housing Society (CGHS) having 2/3/4 BHK apartments costs Rs 2,700-2,800 per sq ft whereas, it cost around Rs 2,500 per sq ft in May 2007. Prices of builder flats have dipped from Rs 3,000 in May 2007 to Rs 2,700-2,800 per sq ft. Price trends of CGHS apartments in Kaushambi and Vasundhara are almost the same as those in Vaishali. Builder flats in Kaushambi have increased from Rs 3,000 in May 2007 to Rs 3,250 per sq ft now. Real estate experts suggest that growth in Ghaziabad is anticipated to be enormous as these three cities, Delhi, Noida and Ghaziabad, are now considered as the triangle of industrialization and economic growth.

     Housing Category                       Average Value in                   Average Values in

                                                    July’08 in Rs/sq ft                  May ’07 in Rs/sq ft

CGHS (Co-operative Group             2700-2800                            2500

Housing Societies ) of 2/3/4/

BHK                                                 

 apartment in Vaishali

CGHS of 2/3/4/ BHK                        2300-3800                             3200

      apartment in Kaushambi                  

CGHS of  2/3 BHK                           2600-4300                             3000

apartment in Indirapuram                  

CGHS of 2/3/4/BHK                         2400-8000                             2750

     apartment in Vasundhara  

Builder Flats of 2/3 BHK                 2400-3200                               3000

in Vaishali                                     

Builder Flats of 2/3/4 BHK              2600-4200                                3000 

 in Kaushambi                                     

Builder Flats of 2/3 BHK                  2600-3000                               3000

 in Indirapuram                                  

HERE is some good news for units located in special economic zones (SEZs). The government has dropped a proposal for imposing a minimum 51 % mandatory export obligation on such units. There would be no changes in the present SEZ rules, which lay down that SEZ units need to be only net foreign exchange earners.

  The decision taken at a recent meeting of the empowered group of ministers (eGoM) on SEZs would come as a huge relief to investors in SEZ units, both foreign and domestic, as they would not be forced to start exporting from the first year of operations.

  It was the finance ministry which has proposed that the net foreign exchange earner criteria for SEZ units –which means that each unit’s exports should be more than its imports –was not enough to ensure that substantial exports take place from the units. It said that some units could also escape by not exporting anything if their import content was low.

  The commerce department, however, argued that since units in SEZs get tax benefits only on the products they export, they would, on their own, want to export as much as possible. In fact, at present, more than 80% of goods produces in SEZ units are exported, the official pointed out.

  The proposal was debated at a number of eGoMs but no decision could be taken earlier. However, with the chairman of the Prime Minister’s Economic Advisory Council, C Rangarajan, stating earlier this year that export obligation on SEZ units was not necessary, the commerce department’s case got strengthened.

  “In the recent eGoM meet earlier in August, everybody agreed that it was not necessary to import an export obligation on SEZ units and the idea should be given up, “the official said.

  Exports from SEZ were estimated at Rs 66,638 crore in 2007-08. This was 92% higher than exports of Rs 34,615 crore from the zones in 2006-07.

RAINPROOFING YOUR HOME

THE MONSOON IS HERE. SOME SIMPLE STEPS WILL ENSURE YOUR HOUSE IS SAFE FROM THE RAINS.

The rains can be a source of many problems within a house. Rain proofing your home or protecting it from the monsoons is therefore vital during this season. One important need for homes and gardens is adequate sunlight. Make some small changes in your spaces to compensate for the lack of this during the rainy season.

Since rooms tend to get darker during daytime from lack of enough light, replace heavy drapes with light ones and in pastel shades so that more light filters through. Roll up the blinds during the day, especially those in verandahs and terraces so that they allow light to enter.

A skylight works well especially during the rainy season (and winter too) since it brings in additional light and warmth to the home. So, it is good to install one, along with safety features, while building a home. Windowsills need to be cleared of any lightweight planters and decor objects since the strong winds that often accompany heavy rains can blow these away or cause them to fall down. Any open showcase near a window should be kept closed or else the water from any drizzle and the resulting dampness can damage the objects placed there.

If your home has children, pets, and visitors going in and out of the home regularly, then roll up any large, expensive carpets and put them away. Small rugs centrally placed in the room are a better idea. Also, have some extra-absorbent doormats (two of them placed side by side work best) in areas likely to be exposed to the rains like the porch, front verandah, entrance, foyer etc.

Dampness is harmful to clothes, books, and also to furniture and accessories especially those made of wood and leather which develop fungus and other problems. So, keep them away from windows and doors i.e. in dry areas and periodically check them and give them a makeover if necessary. If possible, have your books and wood furniture put out in direct sunlight for a few hours, every fortnight or so. Also, check your wardrobes and cupboards regularly for dampness.

Exposed electrical wiring should be covered up. Water logging can be damaging to the walls and foundation besides being a health hazard. Check for any area prone to water-logging whether in the garden, terrace, or garage. Cracks in doors, windows, and walls should be sealed to prevent seepage of rainwater indoors. Plug all sewer traps with special check valves so that water doesn't back up and flood the home. You could also make the most of this monsoon by using rain water harvesting methods in your terrace and garden areas.

Courtesy: - ET Realty dtd:- 29th August 2008