Mumbaikars have a tough life with high property prices making housing unaffordable while poor infrastructure makes travel times a nightmare. But if that wasn’t bad enough, they now have to deal with rising air pollution, with data from SAFAR (the System of Air quality, Weather Forecasting and Research) showing that Mumbai’s air is becoming as

Governments have changed, interest rates have dropped, the economy is gaining momentum and everything from free gold to luxury cars have been offered. But since the last three years, nothing seems enough to convince people in India to come buy a home. We at the NDTV Property Show have been repeating time and again that

December 1st 2015 – the day when floods struck Chennai city, leaving thousands homeless and throwing life off-track. Power supply to the city was affected with several IT firms being left in the dark for days. Major business hubs such as Mahindra World City, Olympia Tech Park and DLF IT Park were closed while companies

Deliver on time or face strict action. That was the tough message being sent out to developers by T L Satyaprakash, the deputy commissioner of Gurgaon. At today’s Allottees Grievance Redressal Forum, he minced no words as he called delays over 6 months a clear case of cheating. “We will send recommendations asking for strong