
Vishal Bhargava
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Tracks Real Estate, ex-Economic Times/ET NOW, CLSA India, Bank of America
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The Big negative of staying in India’s Richest Neighbourhood - Malabar Hill: No Non-Veg food.
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I’ve been on the Delhi Mumbai Expressway. Some parts are so bad that it will make a competent engineer hide in shame. When history is written, BJP’s greatest failure will be burning tons of money for shabby infra. And killing the spirit of every infra-enthusiast in India.
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Meet India’s biggest builder you probably have never heard of: Shivam Agarwal of Sattva Group. They run the Knowledge Realty Trust valued at ₹50,000 crore. The Bengaluru based company is Google’s biggest landlord. The focus is expanding to homes and Mumbai. A player to watch.
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Hyderabad will get worse. Bangalore will get better: Mohandas Pai
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Why Goa is struggling? First-hand experience from my recent trip.
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Is it the beginning of the end for the iconic Mumbai-Pune Expressway?
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1979: PM Morarji Desai’s govt falls He wants to settle in Mumbai. But he has no home. The then CM Sharad Pawar offers him a home at Marine Drive from govt quota. Desai refuses saying it will be unethical. Pawar finally persuades him Desai has 1 condition. Family can’t inherit it
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Niranjan Hiranandani: Powai was the biggest challenge. Uttar Pradesh could be the best property market this decade. Mumbai 3.0 will overtake Thane. Politicians and Real Estate go together. Today's politicians have bigger vision vs yesteryear. Dr Niranjan Hiranandani
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Building 17 floors in 4 months. Is this the future of Construction?
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On the Real Deal meet arguably the most candid real estate giant of India: Irfan Razack of Prestige Estates He warns that Builders are making a mistake in ignoring the middle-class buyer. He refers to Gurgaon “Sold-Out” hype as Delusion. Mumbai not as profitable as imagined.
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