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Rajiv Swagruha units offer best facilities
Wednesday, 21.01.2009, 10:22am
Government programmes
generally have a beginning, a ‘muddle’ and no end. And when
commissioned they bear the stamp of neglect invariably. More so the
housing ventures. However, Rajiv Swagruha, the housing scheme meant for
moderate income groups, begs to differ. For one the programme is on
schedule. Secondly and most importantly it is the best that could have
come out of a government drawing board.
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Tackling unauthorised constructions
Tuesday, 20.01.2009, 10:29am
The problem of
unauthorised buildings is not peculiar to any city, but something
prevalent in almost all the major cities in the country. Although
Sakrama, for checking unauthorised constructions, is yet to take off in
Karnataka, we have to wait to see the Act being enforced. Meanwhile, in
every city, the town planning authorities often complain that their
respective town planning Acts lack teeth to stop unauthorised
construction
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Dawn of a new year of real(i)ty
Saturday, 17.01.2009, 10:14am
Armed with the slashed
down lending rates on housing loans and elimination of stamp duty on
registration, the year 2009 began on a positive note for the real
estate sector in the city.
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Loan rates dipping…plan right now
Monday, 12.01.2009, 10:36am
In the last a month
and half, there has been plenty of action on the interest rate front.
The stimulus package, unleashed by the government in an effort to
reduce the burden of slow-down has centred on rate cuts. As a result,
interest rates have turned more volatile than Sensex in the short term.
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Second package for real estate?
Saturday, 10.01.2009, 10:30am
All kinds of illnesses
are to be treated and sickness in real estate sector is no exception .
While prevention is better than cure, once the symptoms of a decease is
noticed, it is required to be fully examined for prescribing
appropriate dosages of medicines.
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Private trust can be formed through a Will
Thursday, 08.01.2009, 10:27am
As part of a series on
ownership rights under different legal relationships and entities, we
have taken up the study of private trusts governed by the provisions of
the Indian Trusts Act, 1882 (hereinafter referred to as the “Act”)
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