from what MOS said at WEF
http://pib.nic.in/release/release.asp?relid=18481
and what PM said at mumbai metro inauguration
http://www.hindu.com/2006/06/22/stories/2006062212010100.htm
and the momentum on SEZ and land pickings and the SEBI
talk of spl guidelines and the all-round thick
smoke-screening I wonder if the current crash in the
stock market might be making way for realty stock.
--- sarbajit roy <sroy1947@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> After reading about the Jet Airways - Sahara deal
> gone sour, it seems that DLF and Indiabulls may just
> like to wriggle out of this one too now that the
> stock market is crashing all around.
>
> Gita Dewan Verma <mpisgplanner@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: |
> posting full item
>
> Pioneer, 16.06.06:
> DDA displays marketing skills
>
> Navneet Anand | New Delhi
>
> A plot of land measuring 14.3 hectares was sold at a
> whopping Rs 450 crore - thanks to Delhi Development
> Authority (DDA), this is now being termed as a
> classic
> case of marketing.
>
> What makes this deal intriguing is its geographical
> details. The plot is surrounded by a sanitary
> landfill
> site, ESI Hospital, Tehkhand village with a
> population
> of 20,000, and an industrial area, which adds to the
> dust and din of the environment. Also, closeby is
> the
> Inland Container Depot at Tughlakabad. But the DDA
> still managed to package it well and earned handsome
> revenue for itself.
>
> The packaging included the high-pitched talk of a
> pioneering public-private partnership besides the
> location of the plot in the premium south zone. Its
> proximity to Nehru Place and Kalkaji was another
> selling point. The auction was bagged by DLF and
> Indiabulls. Now, say sceptics, selling the 750
> premium
> houses may turn out to be tricky for promoters as
> just
> the location of south Delhi in itself may not be
> enough. "The filth and stink around may become a
> bane
> for promoters," says an observer.
>
> Another problem being cited now is the co-existence
> of
> the premium housing with low-cost housing. According
> to the plan, the promoters are required to build
> 3,500
> low-cost houses to rehabilitate nearby
> slum-dwellers.
> "Those paying over a crore for an apartment would
> surely want good environs, which promoters may find
> difficult to ensure," he added.
>
> DDA Land Disposal Commissioner RK Singh while
> accepting that the project is a challenging one,
> terms
> these suggestions as 'premature'. "This surely is a
> difficult project but also the first of its kind.
> This
> is a model, which provides many solutions," Singh
> says.
>
> A DLF spokesperson said one of the guiding
> principles
> behind this project has been the upliftment of
> economically backward people. "We have done our due
> diligence and it will surely be a financially viable
> project," he asserted. According to the terms of the
> project, the DDA will provide facilities for
> constructing primary schools at three sites besides
> a
> health centre and a multi-purpose community hall.
>
> The project also provides for greening and open area
> recreational facilities such as play grounds spread
> over 20,000 square metres out of a total of 1,40,000
> square metres of land
>
>
>
>
>
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http://pib.nic.in/release/release.asp?relid=18481
and what PM said at mumbai metro inauguration
http://www.hindu.com/2006/06/22/stories/2006062212010100.htm
and the momentum on SEZ and land pickings and the SEBI
talk of spl guidelines and the all-round thick
smoke-screening I wonder if the current crash in the
stock market might be making way for realty stock.
--- sarbajit roy <sroy1947@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> After reading about the Jet Airways - Sahara deal
> gone sour, it seems that DLF and Indiabulls may just
> like to wriggle out of this one too now that the
> stock market is crashing all around.
>
> Gita Dewan Verma <mpisgplanner@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: |
> posting full item
>
> Pioneer, 16.06.06:
> DDA displays marketing skills
>
> Navneet Anand | New Delhi
>
> A plot of land measuring 14.3 hectares was sold at a
> whopping Rs 450 crore - thanks to Delhi Development
> Authority (DDA), this is now being termed as a
> classic
> case of marketing.
>
> What makes this deal intriguing is its geographical
> details. The plot is surrounded by a sanitary
> landfill
> site, ESI Hospital, Tehkhand village with a
> population
> of 20,000, and an industrial area, which adds to the
> dust and din of the environment. Also, closeby is
> the
> Inland Container Depot at Tughlakabad. But the DDA
> still managed to package it well and earned handsome
> revenue for itself.
>
> The packaging included the high-pitched talk of a
> pioneering public-private partnership besides the
> location of the plot in the premium south zone. Its
> proximity to Nehru Place and Kalkaji was another
> selling point. The auction was bagged by DLF and
> Indiabulls. Now, say sceptics, selling the 750
> premium
> houses may turn out to be tricky for promoters as
> just
> the location of south Delhi in itself may not be
> enough. "The filth and stink around may become a
> bane
> for promoters," says an observer.
>
> Another problem being cited now is the co-existence
> of
> the premium housing with low-cost housing. According
> to the plan, the promoters are required to build
> 3,500
> low-cost houses to rehabilitate nearby
> slum-dwellers.
> "Those paying over a crore for an apartment would
> surely want good environs, which promoters may find
> difficult to ensure," he added.
>
> DDA Land Disposal Commissioner RK Singh while
> accepting that the project is a challenging one,
> terms
> these suggestions as 'premature'. "This surely is a
> difficult project but also the first of its kind.
> This
> is a model, which provides many solutions," Singh
> says.
>
> A DLF spokesperson said one of the guiding
> principles
> behind this project has been the upliftment of
> economically backward people. "We have done our due
> diligence and it will surely be a financially viable
> project," he asserted. According to the terms of the
> project, the DDA will provide facilities for
> constructing primary schools at three sites besides
> a
> health centre and a multi-purpose community hall.
>
> The project also provides for greening and open area
> recreational facilities such as play grounds spread
> over 20,000 square metres out of a total of 1,40,000
> square metres of land
>
>
>
>
>
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