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02/07/2021

Home launches down 24% as realtors try to trim inventory

PR Tidings The Economic Times

Housing launches dropped in Bengaluru (35%), Hyderabad (28%), Kolkata (28%), the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (31%) and Pune (23%) during the same period.

10/07/2020

New Delhi, July 10: Housing sales fell 67 per cent at 21,294 units across nine major cities during April-June due to outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic and natiowide lockdown, according to data analytics firm PropEquity.Recently, property consultant Anarock had released its data that showed an est...

16/06/2020

Developers feel that the criteria of Special Window for Completion of Construction of Affordable and Mid-Income Housing Projects or SWAMIH fund is difficult to meet, resulting in a last mile funding constraint.

27/11/2018

PRintel Advisory

PRintel Advisory

PropEquity , The Wharton School ink knowledge partnership for India Realty Research PRintel Advisory The Economic Times

08/01/2018

Is it a good time to invest in real estate?

Samir Jasuja, founder and managing director of PropEquity, explains: “This is a good time to purchase real estate for end users and long-term investors. This era of reforms and added structure will improve the market but only in the medium to long term. There could be some recovery for ready and resale prices... not too much increase in prices is expected.” The New Indian Express PRintel Advisory

The worst phase may be over for the realty sector, which was disrupted by the triple ripple of demonetisation, implementation of Real Estate Regulation Act (RERA) and Goods and Services Tax in 2017.

30/12/2017

PropEquity team wishes everyone a great New Year 2018

14/12/2017

Home Truths- Business News

The year (2017) has been good in terms of setting up a base for the real estate market. We have also seen the implementation of RERA, an Act that brings a much-needed structure to the industry. Additionally, GST is improving the tax system on different levels. This era of reforms and added structure will improve the market in the next three-five years. It means this is a good time to purchase real estate," says Samir Jasuja, Founder-Managing Director of PropEquity. Business Today PRintel Advisory

The real estate sector has been passing through a rough patch over the past three-four years. High prices, coupled with delayed possession and subsequent lawsuits in some cases, have made people sceptical about investing in realty, one of the most favoured asset classes among Indians. In fact, with�...

08/12/2017

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PropEquity eyes $100 mn IPO in 2 years PropEquity
http://www.newsbarons.com/real-estate/propequity-eyes-100-mn-ipo-2-years/

08/12/2017

PropEquity plans IPO, to time it with housing sector revival | Latest News & Updates at Daily News & Analysis

PropEquity plans IPO, to time it with housing sector revival DNA India PRintel Advisory

PropEquity plans IPO, to time it with housing sector revival - Samir Jasuja has recently bought back 80% stake in PropEquity from global asset management firm Och-Ziff Capital

05/12/2017

Will subsidy for bigger homes boost realty?

We believe this move for MIG-1 and MIG-2 is an excellent decision for the affordable housing segment as now more projects can come under this scheme. It is beneficial for developers as now the projects that meet its criteria, will be able to attract more buyers looking to benefit from the scheme. Mint PRintel Advisory

04/12/2017

How good are celebrity endorsed real estate projects?

Sameer Jasuja, MD & Founder, PropEquity, adds, “Celebrities who endorse a particular project are paid to lend their name. By no means can the celebrity lending their name influence the timely construction, delivery or quality of the project.”

The Economic Times PRintel Advisory

The celebrity endorsements are helping a few developers ensure their projects are a success, some homebuyers have been left rueing their decision.

29/11/2017

Many unsold houses despite sharp fall in supply

PropEquity, a real estate data, research and analytics firm, said in a report: “The new home launches dipped 83% across top 8 cities in Q3 of 2017, from 24,900 units to 4,313 units.” Mint PRintel Advisory

Let’s look into some factors that is holding back homebuyers from buying new homes

16/11/2017

A Dud Diwali For Developers This Year

Also, ready-to-move-in homes are in demand as defaults and incomplete projects spooked of homebuyers. “This is particularly true for the affordable segment in Mumbai and Gurgaon,” said Samir Jasuja, founder and chief executive officer at PropEquity. “For under-construction and new launches, it might take another six months to a year for the sales to pick up.”

Enquiries from homebuyers surged during the festival season. Sales didn’t.

13/11/2017

A swach abhiyan for real estate called demonetisation

An official note from propequity suggests new launches dipped 83% across top 8 cities in the third quarter from 24,900 units to nearly 4,313 units in the September quarter. Year on Year as well as quarter on quarter statistics of new launches dipped in Chennai, Bengaluru, Mumbai, Gurugram, Noida, Hyderabad, Pune, and Mumbai. Sify PRintel Advisory

No, it wasnt midnight, but a few hours post dusk, that the Mitron speech began. By midnight there was panic, and angry infuriated mobs at ATM kiosks....

10/11/2017

Home sales across India dip by 36% post demonetisation: Report - ET RealEstate

Average home sales in the top 10 cities across India has declined by 36% post demonetisation, with Bengaluru registering the maximum drop of 45%, according to a report by property portal PropEquity. The Economic Times PRintel Advisory

Bengaluru registered the maximum drop in home sales of 45% in the January to September period this year

09/11/2017

Demonetisation impact on property: Housing sales still muted one year after note ban

A year after demonetisation, housing sales are yet to recover. According to data sourced from real estate consulting firm PropEquity, across markets of Mumbai, Bengaluru, National Capital Region (NCR), Chennai and Ahmedabad, sales recorded in August are still 25% less than last November when the note ban was rolled out. The Financial Express PRintel Advisory

A year after demonetisation, housing sales are yet to recover.

07/11/2017

To Buy Or Not To Buy?- Business News

To Buy Or Not To Buy? Business Today PRintel Advisory

02/11/2017

Property market in India: Homebuyers stay away; builders stall launches over RERA, GST setbacks

The lack of new launches is due to developers focussing on compliances with RERA and GST,” Samir Jasuja, founder and CEO of PropEquity, said. Financial Times PRintel Advisory

Sales of new homes in the country’s key cities plunged 32% year-on-year in the three months to September with transactions down to a trickle.

01/11/2017

Solvency of developers emerging as a major factor for homebuyers

Samir Jasuja of Propequity says that solvency of a builder is an absolute mandatory requirement. Buyers today are purely taking decisions based on whether the developer has registered with RERA and the brand name of the builder. PRintel Advisory moneycontrol.com

Post-insolvency proceedings against Amrapali and Jaypee Infratech Ltd in Uttar Pradesh, homebuyers have become far more cautious and solvency of a builder has become an important decision breaker.

26/10/2017

Sales volume decline post GST and RERA

https://www.99acres.com/articles/sales-volume-decline-post-gst-and-rera-nid.html

Four months post implementation of Goods and Services Tax (GST), developers are finding themselves in an arduous condition.

26/10/2017

GST, Rera bump up realtors' woes

Housing sales fell 35 per cent across eight major cities in the July-September quarter this year as demand slowdown continued in the property market, according to research firm PropEquity. Business Standard PRintel Advisory

Home sales in the top ten regions, including Mumbai, NCR and Kolkata, have declined at a compound annual rate of 8% since 2011

19/10/2017

May the beauty of Deepavali fill your home with happiness, and may the coming year provide you with everything that brings you joy!

19/10/2017

May The Beauty Of Deepavali Season
Fill Your Home With Happiness,
And May The Coming Year
Provide You With All
That Bring You Joy!

13/10/2017

Realtors reject CRISIL's forecast on home sales

Housing sales fell 35 per cent across eight major cities in the July-September quarter, as demand slowdown continued in the property market, according to PropEquity. New launches dipped 83 per cent during September quarter to 4,313 units from 24,900 units in the previous quarter, on the back of the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act (RERA) and the implementation of the GST, it said. Business Standard

Housing sales fell 35% across eight major cities in the July-September quarter, as demand slowdown continued in the property market

09/10/2017

If Wishes Were Houses

Samir Jasuja, CEO of PropEquity, a real-estate data and analytics platform, says the maximum defaulters are in NCR. If there are 10 cases in this region, then the number in other places would be around two.

Home buyers who paid through the nose seem as distant from their dream homes as ever

09/10/2017

Home-buying made less taxing, as realtors share GST burden

Samir Jasuja, CEO & Founder, PropEquity, said, “There is definitely solid demand for ready-to-move-in properties. We expect this festival season to do better than last year as developers are now offering lot of freebies and discounts to clear their earlier stock as well as selectively launching new projects. There is a lot of unsold inventory in the market which is nearing completion.”

Besides the usual interest subvention scheme and freebies, this festival season realty

06/10/2017

Housing sales fall 35% in 8 cities; supply dips 83%: PropEquity - ET RealEstate

"This year the festive season has begun early and now we are witnessing the green shoots of recovery in the real estate sector specifically mid and affordable housing," said Samir Jasuja, founder and CEO, PropEquity said. The Economic Times Samir Jasuja

Housing sales stood at 22,699 units during third quarter of 2017 in eight major cities as against 34,809 units in the previous quarter

12/09/2017

Bust | mydigitalfc

Predicts Samir Jasuja, founder and CEO at PropEquity: “Once GST and Rera are completely implemented, both policies will provide much needed transparency to the sector and contribute to trust amongst the buyers. These would collectively boost the market. Supply is expected to stay low for at least 6-9 months as both will lead to implementation and compliance challenges for developers and the authorities. Financial Chronicle

India’s real estate sector is in a hole. It scarcely needs an economist to tell you that this sector has been the traditional repository of black money and unaccounted wealth. Rare, if any, would be the housing deal conducted in all ‘white’ money.

25/08/2017

Moneycontrol relaunches its Property section

Moneycontrol relaunches its Property section in partnership with PropEquity moneycontrol.com

We present you a feature-rich property home page that is focused on the needs of the home buyer and spans a range of topics from price movements to the government’s policy decisions.

22/08/2017

Property prices are not going to increase in the next 6 to 12 months: Samir Jasuja

interview with Mr. Samir Jasuja, chief executive officer and founder of PropEquity with Mint on India's scenario

Samir Jasuja on the current real estate market scenario, new projects being launched in the market, property prices, and more