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Mumbai Developers Look to Increase Property Prices
| June 30, 2009 |  (Be the first to rate this story!) Loading ... |
Real estate developers have begun to increase property prices in some pockets of Mumbai like Ghatkopar, Thane and Andheri, after emerging unscathed from a severe liquidity crunch. “I think the correction (in real estate price) has almost bottomed out. In fact in some places I find that real estate developers have started increasing the rates as their cash flows improve,” said R R Nair, chief executive of LIC Housing Finance, a subsidiary of Life Insurance Corporation (LIC).
The government had ensured easy flow of credit to the real estate developers. Banks increased their exposure and also extended repayment period of loans to developers during 2008-09 to help them tide over liquidity crunch. “The demand for real estate has started picking up as people who had deferred their buying decision are now coming forward to buy homes,” said Nair.
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