The real estate sector has seen a significant boost in 2024, raising Rs 22,320 crore through Qualified Institutional Placement (QIP). This development highlights the growing confidence in the market, with several major projects and initiatives underway ac
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A Qualified Institutional Placement (QIP) is a private placement of securities by listed companies to institutional investors. In the real estate sector, QIPs are used to raise funds for various projects such as residential, commercial, and infrastructure developments.
The real estate sector raised Rs 22,320 crore through QIP in 2024, which is a significant amount reflecting the growing investor confidence and market potential.
Tribeca's joint development pact for a 3-acre project in Pune is significant as it enhances the company's portfolio and brings high-quality residential and commercial properties to the market, aligning with current market demands and regulatory standards.
The Maharashtra government plans to invite realtors to develop 3,360 acres of MSRTC land. This initiative aims to leverage underutilized land to address the growing demand for affordable and high-quality real estate in the state.
Several prominent real estate companies, including DLF, Godrej Properties, and Pawan Hans, have successfully completed QIPs in 2024, raising funds for a mix of residential, commercial, and infrastructure projects.
Small and medium REITs will stimulate investor interest in fractional ownership of real estate assets, increasing the pool of potential investors by providing robust investor protection.
Ashar Group sets a new benchmark in Mumbai's real estate market with the sale of a luxury triplex apartment to Apco Infratech for a whopping Rs 172 crore.
The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) in Mumbai has sanctioned the acquisition of bankrupt Satra Properties by a consortium of realty firms.
Kalpataru Ltd, a Mumbai-based real estate firm, has filed draft papers with SEBI to raise up to Rs 1590 crore via IPO.
The Supreme Court observed that the dominant purpose of a transaction is crucial in determining whether it is linked to commercial activities or not.
Bollywood actress and politician Kangana Ranaut buys office space in Andheri for a whopping Rs 1.56 crore.