The forthcoming budget announcement by the new government is a critical one. It will be the first step on the ‘walk’ that must follow the electoral ‘talk’ of economic recovery and ushering in new, growth-oriented policies for the country. At this stage, every industry in the country – from textiles to agriculture, from aviation and

India, the second most populated country in the world houses more than 40 million vehicles and is the only country which saw a growing car sales even during the recession and recorded the highest sales volume during 2009 and 2010. Since it has a strong domestic market, the growth is expected to be sustainable and

The entry by a major developer and a healthcare operator into the Senior and Assisted Living sector has caught everyone’s attention, which has been one of the factors for renewed industry focus. Besides, the product offerings have also matured – earlier, these were being seen as housing solutions, and now they are more services- oriented.

Residential property in India has evolved into an asset which individuals hold for multiple purposes, not merely self-occupancy. Individuals now seek homes either for investment purpose, or for weekend stays and ‘lifestyle accommodation’. It is therefore apt to look at residential projects on the basis of the profile of individual buyers. In an upcoming research