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Malad (West), S V Road,

contact No 9221868488
Rhydham Estate agent -rajesh shah


Amenities
Solid RCC Frame Structure designed as per Seismic Zone III standards.
Exquisite Granamite/Vitrified flooring in all rooms .
Elegant Granite platform with S.S sink and Ceramic tiles dado upto door height in the Kitchen.
Designer Ceramic tile flooring and dado upto door hight in toilets.
Concealed Plumbing with hot and cold water in all toilets with branded C.P fittings.
Concealed Copper wiring with adeqate power points in each flat with modular switches and provision for Telephone point.
Designed Elegant Entrance Lobby.
Entire Building Exterior to be painted with Acrylic paint .
Hi-end security system.
2bhk-1150,1250 sq.ft
3bhk-1560 sq.ft

Sai Baba Nagar Extension, Mahavir Nagar

Contact No 9221868488, Rhydham Estate Agent-----Rajesh Shah

Project Highlights:

• Free mahanagar gas connection


• Free telephone connection


• Intercom facillity in each flat


• Three side road facing project


• Earth quake resistant r c c structure


• Loan available form all leading financial institutions


• 1bhk flats with master bed

Living/Dining

• Vitrified Marbo Granite Flooring


• Decorative Main Entrance Door

Kitchen

• Vitrified Marbo Granite flooring


• Granite Kitchen Platform With


• Service Platform ,Stainless Sleel


• Sink 4'Dado Coloured Glazed


• Tiles ,refrigerator Point R c c Loft in Kitchen

Bedroom

• Vitrified Marbo Granite Flooring
  

Toilet:

• Coloured Ceramic Tiles Dado Up To 6'6"Height ,Hot &Cold Water Mixture ,Inseant


• Geyser and Opulent Fitting

Paints

Wall and celling of the Flats finished with Plasticker and Painted With DistemperColour and the exterior of the building painted with tex/cement Paints

Electrification

Concealed Copper Wiring in all Rooms Three Phase Meter Connection in 2Bhk flats

Windows

Heavy Section Coloured anodized Aluminum Silding Windows with Marble /Granite Sill

Dish Antenna

Common Multi Channel Cable Connection Point in all the Flats.

Entrance

Decorative Entrance Lobby.

Lift

Lift of Reputed Brand.

Parking

Still/OpenCar Parking

Terrace

Brickbat Coba with Waterproof and Finished with China Glazed Tiles

Elevation

Magnificient and extravagant elevation using fabulous Architectural techniques.

Garden

Beautiful Landscape Garden

Children's Park

Play area with Children's play Equipments.

1BHK----615 sq.ft

2bHK----915 sq.ft

Rentals in Metro

Rentals and capital value of office space witnessed a further drop during the January-March quarter in metros like Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad, Pune and Kolkata.

The financial and IT sectors, which have been hit hard by the slump, are postponing their capital expenses and giving up on excess space.

The adverse supply-demand crunch, high interest rates and low mismatch and non-availability of confidence in the economic outlook financing options, has impacted the realty sector hard in the form of substantial slowdown in construction in the last few months of 2008. Most new projects remain on paper. While not ruling out the scope of further correction in the coming quarters, the report said that the prospects of any sharp decline are unlikely. Transactions are expected to pick up in the major cities in the medium to long-term period.

With the IT sector facing a slump, the peripheral market of Gurgaon continues to be slow. This quarter witnessed an increase in the supply (around 0.25 million sq ft) of furnished space and availability of sub-lease options In Noida the current vacancy rate is around 25% to 30%.

Mumbai has also seen a southward trend in rentals across all micro markets. The central business district of Nariman Point has witnessed a significant correction in rentals over the last 6-9 months with additional secondary stock added to the micro market, taking the vacancy rate to around 15%.

Despite the general lack of demand, extended business district - Lower Parel and Worli has witnessed a revival of construction activity in many of the projects that were earlier stalled.

Real Estate Market

Mumbai Buyers tread cautiously even as developers offer discounts

On a steady descent, the property prices across the city have dropped by 30-40 per cent from its peak rates. Realty research figures indicate that the average property prices in Mumbai, Thane and Navi Mumbai (Mumbai Metropolitan Region) have come down from its peak of Rs 8,136 a sq ft in June 2008 to Rs 4,607 a sq ft in March 2009. With 420 ready and 1,349 under-construction projects in the MMR, the mounting inventory has led to a more pronounced price cut in the latter category.

Eager to tide over the absolute slack, several developers are advertising limited time discounts. HDIL has done the same at its Kurla and Andheri projects, Nirmal Lifestyle at its Mulund project, Lodha at its Dombivli project as well as a slew of others with big-sized projects in Thane and Navi Mumbai. They urge buyers to go in for a panic buying till the offer lasts, claiming that there will only be an upward movement in prices hereafter. This is a far cry from the initial days of the slump, when developers dangled sweeteners like stamp duty waivers or a free car and electronic goods, ruling out any reduction in rates.

However, realty players say that with banks tightening the noose around developers, the fate of many under-construction projects is unsure. Real estate rating agency Liases Foras estimates that about 50 per cent of the ongoing projects are doomed to either get stalled or get deferred.

Property rates are bound to fall up to 60 per cent. Not only are the developers starved for money, the buyers also have no money to spare. Also no buyer wants to put his money or risk taking a loan for buying an under-construction flat.

lats in prime areas such as Peddar Road have come down from a staggering Rs 1 lakh a sq ft to a range of Rs 60,000-35,000 a sq ft. In Bandra, it has dropped from Rs 25,000 a sq ft to Rs 14,000 a sq ft.

Luxury Goods

As Western markets falter, high-end retailers are searching for places where consumers are hungry for more glitzy brands and luxury products. India, in some ways, fills the bill, even as its economy cools.

While India makes up just 0.4 percent of global luxury good sales, the market is growing at 25 percent a year, according to a recent Bain & Co. study. There are 1.5 million households in India who could afford luxury goods, compared with 1.6 million households in China.

The numbers have prompted some luxury brand names to open retail stores in the largest cities in India in recent months, despite the economic downturn. New entrants say that gaining a foothold in India has not been easy, and doing business has been difficult.

Manpower crunch in Real Estate sector

Real Estate sector is a sector which was hurt the most during recent recession and is now taking off.

During the real estate boom before the downturn, many developers hired more manpower than required. But during these 2 quarters of recession, the extra manpower was laid off. These employees are mostly taken in other sectors, as reality sector was damaged the highest. Now when the developers are in need of extra staff, they won't find proper staff. To find unskilled staff may not be a big problem. But for the skilled staff the case may not be same.

About 30% of the country's working population is employed in this sector and the sector is on number to 2 to give jobs, first being the agriculture. It accommodates employee from unskilled to highly skilled.

Home Loan Data

The government has asked state-owned lenders to submit data on home loans sanctioned by them since Dec 15, 2008, the day on which the public sector banks had announced lower interest rates on home loans up to Rs 20 lakh following government intervention to boost demand. Bankers acknowledge that despite a reduction in interest rates to 9.25 per cent for loans up to Rs 20 lakh and 8.5 per cent for home loans up to Rs 5 lakh, the response has been unenthusiastic. Interest rates under the package are fixed for five years and the loans come with a free property insurance cover. “The flow of home loans has not picked even after the special package as there is a perception that real estate prices will fall further. Banks have explained this to the finance ministry, but it has asked for fortnightly data,” said a senior executive at a public sector bank.

The plan for the quarterly meeting with bank chiefs has not been circulated; source said that it will include a review of credit flow and the status of implementation of the packages announced for boosting economic activity. The meeting comes days before the Parliament session and barely a month before the election process starts. The public sector banks have also been asked to submit the details of all incremental lending and borrowing activities, not only for recent months but for the last three years. “The meeting will analyse the cost of funds after the measures announced by the RBI over the last four months as the government is trying to push for another round of rate cut. So, they have asked for detailed data,” a bank executive said.

According to the latest data on sectoral credit deployment by banks released by the central bank on Monday, on a year-on-year basis the growth in the total flow of housing loans dropped to 8.8% at the end of Dec 19, 2008, from 13.9% at the end of Aug 2008. The year-on-year non-food gross bank credit growth also fell from 26.8% at the end of Aug 2008 to 24.8% in mid-December. But data also revealed that public sector banks have seen a 28.6 per cent rise in credit flow for the year up to Jan 2, 2009, as against 19.8% in the year up to Jan 4, 2008. In contrast, the growth in credit flow from private and foreign banks has dropped sharply despite demand shifting from equity and overseas markets to the Indian banking system.

Bricks

Brick, of course, is a modern building material. It is being used today everywhere in the world. But actually, brick is as old as the history of civilization! The Babylonians and Egyptians made and used bricks at least 3,000 years before the birth of Christ. Some excavations suggest that it was used even earlier.

The making of brick in early times was very crude. Brick is made if clay or shale and backed or burned at a high temperature. In early times, raw clay was used to make brick, but no machinery to make it had been invented. The clay was crushed and mixed with water by workmen who trampled it with their bare feet. Straw was mixed with the wet clay to hold the bricks together. The mixture was then formed by hand into different sizes and shapes and placed under the Sun to dry.

This crude method was followed by many years until it was discovered that burning the clay with fire made the bricks much harder and better able to withstand dampness. Straw was then no longer needed.

The Sun-backed bricks would have been useless in England, but in the hot, Middle-Eastern countries they proved to be so durable that some of the bricks used in ancient Babylonia can still be seen today.

Projects under vigilance scanner at Chandigarh

Controversial mega projects in Chandigarh worth billions of rupees under prevailing market prices are under the scanner of the Central Vigilance Commission (CVC). The CVC has sought all files pertaining to the mega-projects from the Chandigarh administration to investigate alleged corruption in land deals.

Using its powers as a court, the CVC has announced the setting up of a vigilance commission to probe the murky land deals worth billions of rupees. The probe will be a major embarrassment for the administration top brass as local NGOs have alleged irregularities and corruption in the land deals.

“We will comply with the orders of the CVC. All files will be sent for this probe,” a senior union territory (UT) official said.

The land deals, most of which have been concluded in the last three years, have generated much controversy with the city’s mayor and senior Congress leaders demanding that UT Administrator S.F. Rodrigues, who is also the Punjab governor, give up his post as the city’s administrative head until a probe into the deals by a central agency.

At the centre of the controversy are ambitious projects like the Film-city, the Medi-city, the Amusement-cum-Theme Park and the new phase of the Information Technology (IT) Park.

The administration has not only been accused of rushing in with some of the projects but also making allotments to certain big realty companies at prices much lower than the prevailing market rates for land in the 114-square km city, which is the joint capital of Punjab and Haryana but is a centrally-administered union territory.

The 73-acre Amusement-cum-Theme Park project has not got off the ground even couple of year after it was allotted to realty major Unitech as the administration failed to extend facilities on the land. Several rules were allegedly violated in giving concessions to the firm.

Some renowned companies, like Singapore’s famed Sentosa Island amusement park, were disqualified from bidding for this project.

In the Film-city project, realty major Parsvnath was allotted the 30-acre land in Sarangpur village of the union territory for Rs.191 crore. The company, which had deposited nearly Rs.480 million, is now seeking the money back with interest. It has excused itself on the ground that the land is not free from encumbrances.