Another meaningless article from Economic Times. In a city of 20 million residents, these morons trumpet the realty purchases of few unnamed HNI and NRI's when in other articles they have quote studies which put the number of slum dwellers at 54%. Absolutely retarded reporting by the most moronic newspaper in India.
MUMBAI: With the revival in the residential portion of the real estate sector gaining ground, developers in Mumbai are focusing on the premium
category. While relatively older apartments in South and central Mumbai continue to command a premium, new properties in these locations too find takers.
Developers point out that big-ticket deals are in the range of Rs 5 crore to about Rs 35 crore, with the price on a per sq ft basis starting from Rs 25,000 to almost Rs 1 lakh.
Among the properties that attract huge interest are Mantri Ruby in Walkeshwar, Orbit Arya in Nepean Sea Road and Mittal Grandeur in Cuffe Parade. Adjoining areas like Worli Seaface and Mahalaxmi too are witnessing interest from potential buyers.
Prices in both South and central Mumbai did not drop during the slowdown. Read more here
MUMBAI: With the revival in the residential portion of the real estate sector gaining ground, developers in Mumbai are focusing on the premium
category. While relatively older apartments in South and central Mumbai continue to command a premium, new properties in these locations too find takers.
Developers point out that big-ticket deals are in the range of Rs 5 crore to about Rs 35 crore, with the price on a per sq ft basis starting from Rs 25,000 to almost Rs 1 lakh.
Among the properties that attract huge interest are Mantri Ruby in Walkeshwar, Orbit Arya in Nepean Sea Road and Mittal Grandeur in Cuffe Parade. Adjoining areas like Worli Seaface and Mahalaxmi too are witnessing interest from potential buyers.
Prices in both South and central Mumbai did not drop during the slowdown. Read more here
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