Saturday, May 30, 2009
Monday, May 18, 2009
Success of Ansal API Property show in Australia
Month of March presented a great opportunity to the NRIs of Sydney and Melbourne to get a first-hand experience of Indian Real Estate and also to buy properties at throw away prices. This bonanza was organised by Concept Tree Australia the leader in Australasian market in promoting Indian Real Estate. Concept Tree presented Ansal API an opportunity to do their first exclusive property show in Australia with properties showcased from over five states in India – Delhi-NCR, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan & Haryana.
The property show kicked off in Sydney with an investor dinner on 5th March at the famous Copper Tiffin restaurant in Surry Hills, Sydney. The evening offered investors an opportunity to learn about the amazing investment potential offered by the Indian real estate and a chance to be face to face with the Ansal API’s team. Distinguished guests from business fraternity, Australia India Business Council, Austrade, Indian Consulate, Hindu Council and potential investors graced the evening with their presence. The attendees were delighted to meet the Ansal’s team from India and learned about the exciting projects and investment prospects in Indian real estate.
Property show in Sydney went from 6-7 March at Sebel Hotel Parramatta and in Melbourne from 8-9 March at the popular Monash University (Clayton Campus). Mr K Singh, who invested in the NCR region, said “I am very pleased with the idea of affordable apartments in Greater Noida. Now I have a holiday home near Delhi for under 18 lacs.well within my budget!” There were over 200 serious clients who thronged the show and whilst many bought their next property in India others researched about their next investment.
“NRI community in Australia is well established and is growing at a rapid pace. Key reasons for NRIs to buy properties in India are high returns on investments, support for their family back home and an alternative if and when they return to India at some point in their lives. At the event we succeeded in helping many investors realise their dream of buying property in India” said Mr Vishal Gupta, Director, Concept Tree Pty Ltd. Mr Himanshu Pant, Head of Strategy and International Marketing at Ansal API was impressed by the turnout at the event and the enthusiasm of the NRI community in Sydney and Melbourne to invest in India. He added that the response has been encouraging and in near future we will be looking at coming back to Australia and perhaps also to New Zealand.”
“This event aimed at creating an environment which gave the Australian NRI’s an opportunity to explore the developments in the Indian real estate and gave the developer – Ansals API a successful launch in this Australian market. We are glad that the event managed to achieve both our objectives,' said Mr Ashwin Tyagi, VP, Head of Consulting, Concept Tree Pty Ltd.”
The Ansal API property show was supported by our online media partner 99 acres.com - India’s leading property portal. It was launched by Info Edge, in September 2005, as a gateway to the country's property bazaar, and an information 'exchange' for buying, renting and selling of all types of residential and commercial properties anywhere in the country. There was lucky draw of two flight tickets to India, sponsored by our partners, Best & Less Travel, Sydney
Concept Tree’s Ansal API Property Show turned out to be a great success as many investors leveraged of the great property offerings at the event. Those who could not attend the event and are looking to buy one of Ansal API’s properties in India can contact Concept Tree Team.
The property show kicked off in Sydney with an investor dinner on 5th March at the famous Copper Tiffin restaurant in Surry Hills, Sydney. The evening offered investors an opportunity to learn about the amazing investment potential offered by the Indian real estate and a chance to be face to face with the Ansal API’s team. Distinguished guests from business fraternity, Australia India Business Council, Austrade, Indian Consulate, Hindu Council and potential investors graced the evening with their presence. The attendees were delighted to meet the Ansal’s team from India and learned about the exciting projects and investment prospects in Indian real estate.
Property show in Sydney went from 6-7 March at Sebel Hotel Parramatta and in Melbourne from 8-9 March at the popular Monash University (Clayton Campus). Mr K Singh, who invested in the NCR region, said “I am very pleased with the idea of affordable apartments in Greater Noida. Now I have a holiday home near Delhi for under 18 lacs.well within my budget!” There were over 200 serious clients who thronged the show and whilst many bought their next property in India others researched about their next investment.
“NRI community in Australia is well established and is growing at a rapid pace. Key reasons for NRIs to buy properties in India are high returns on investments, support for their family back home and an alternative if and when they return to India at some point in their lives. At the event we succeeded in helping many investors realise their dream of buying property in India” said Mr Vishal Gupta, Director, Concept Tree Pty Ltd. Mr Himanshu Pant, Head of Strategy and International Marketing at Ansal API was impressed by the turnout at the event and the enthusiasm of the NRI community in Sydney and Melbourne to invest in India. He added that the response has been encouraging and in near future we will be looking at coming back to Australia and perhaps also to New Zealand.”
“This event aimed at creating an environment which gave the Australian NRI’s an opportunity to explore the developments in the Indian real estate and gave the developer – Ansals API a successful launch in this Australian market. We are glad that the event managed to achieve both our objectives,' said Mr Ashwin Tyagi, VP, Head of Consulting, Concept Tree Pty Ltd.”
The Ansal API property show was supported by our online media partner 99 acres.com - India’s leading property portal. It was launched by Info Edge, in September 2005, as a gateway to the country's property bazaar, and an information 'exchange' for buying, renting and selling of all types of residential and commercial properties anywhere in the country. There was lucky draw of two flight tickets to India, sponsored by our partners, Best & Less Travel, Sydney
Concept Tree’s Ansal API Property Show turned out to be a great success as many investors leveraged of the great property offerings at the event. Those who could not attend the event and are looking to buy one of Ansal API’s properties in India can contact Concept Tree Team.
Friday, April 17, 2009
Fantastic opportunity to get 12% assured return on your investment in an IT Park
Assured return scheme – Spire Edge – Gurgaon (Manesar)
Project Overview: Spire Edge is being constructed at the upcoming and emerging pocket Sector-8 in Manesar. The devolvement is being done in approximately 10 acres with 70 % Green, open space. This is part of the IT hub of 150 acres, in IMT Manesar and will be having one of the best infrastructures among IT Parks. This is being developed by HSIIDC( Haryana State Industrial and Infrastructure Development Corporation)
Key Investment Points:
Assured return @ 11% up to possession.
Leasing Guarantee @ 12 % per annum
This equates to a Rs 331,200 annual return on minimum investment of Rs 27.6 lakh
Note- Leasing agreement already in place with the prospective businesses.
Min Area - 500 Sqft Per sq ft Rate – Rs 6000 – Discount offering 8 %, offered price - Rs 5520 Min Investment – Rs 27,60,000/-
Booking Amt: Rs 2, 76,000/--(@10%).
Location Advantages- Manesar:
1. Ranked as highest among the emerging investment destinations (Ref Cushman &Wakefield report dated 3 Oct 07 on Peripheral locations high on investment Opportunities).
2. In close proximity to IT city Gurgaon.
3. Virtually a 10 min drive on the expressway from Haldiram Chowk.
4. Access from NH-8, KMP expressway and Dwarka peripheral expressway.
5. Large number of Group Housing in a radius of 5 kms.
Contact Australia - 1300 724 134
Email - invest@ctreeconsulting.com
Thursday, April 9, 2009
SBI, Macquarie start infra fund, hope to raise $2-3bn
BS Reporter / Mumbai April 06, 2009, 11:34 IST
State Bank of India (SBI) and the Macquarie group today announced the launch of the Macquarie-SBI Infrastructure Fund (MSIF).Global investors have committed $887 million to the fund alongwith a direct co-investment commitment of$150 million by SBI, bringing total capital raised to $1.037 billion.Further SBI, Macquarie and IFC have committed $150 million each to bring a total of $450 million of sponsor commitments, MSIF said in a statement.Capital raising would continue during 2009, and together with Indian domestic institutions, the total capital is anticipated to be between $2 billion and $3 billion.Foreign institutions will invest through MSIF and Indian domestic institutions will invest through a domestic entity called the SBI-Macquarie Infrastructure Trust (SMIT). MSIF and SMIT will invest together into infrastructure projects in India.
State Bank of India (SBI) and the Macquarie group today announced the launch of the Macquarie-SBI Infrastructure Fund (MSIF).Global investors have committed $887 million to the fund alongwith a direct co-investment commitment of$150 million by SBI, bringing total capital raised to $1.037 billion.Further SBI, Macquarie and IFC have committed $150 million each to bring a total of $450 million of sponsor commitments, MSIF said in a statement.Capital raising would continue during 2009, and together with Indian domestic institutions, the total capital is anticipated to be between $2 billion and $3 billion.Foreign institutions will invest through MSIF and Indian domestic institutions will invest through a domestic entity called the SBI-Macquarie Infrastructure Trust (SMIT). MSIF and SMIT will invest together into infrastructure projects in India.
Concept Tree - Ansal API Indian Property Show
MELBOURNE, MARCH 8. IndianVoice has been informed by Concept Tree Australia that the
Indian Property Show they had organised last month in Sydney and Melbourne, was a great
success. Concept Tree presented Ansal API an opportunity to do their first exclusive property show in Australia with properties showcased from over five states in India – Delhi-NCR, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan & Haryana. The property show kicked off in Sydney with an investor dinner on 5th March at Copper Tiffin Restaurant in Surry Hills. The evening offered investors an
opportunity to learn about the amazing investment potential offered by the Indian real estate and a chance to be face to face with the Ansal API’s team. Distinguished guests from business fraternity: Australia India Business Council, Austrade, Indian Consulate, Hindu Council
and potential investors graced the evening with their presence. Property show in Sydney
went from 6-7 March at Sebel Hotel, Parramatta and in Melbourne from 8-9 March at Monash University (Clayton Campus). Mr K Singh, who Indian Property Show: A Great Success!
invested in the NCR region said, “I am very pleased with the idea of affordable apartments in Greater Noida. Now I have a holiday home near Delhi for under 18 lakhs, well within my budget.” There were over 200 serious clients who thronged the show and whilst many bought their next property in India others researched about their next investment. NRI community in
Australia is well established and is growing at a rapid pace. Key reasons for NRIs to buy properties in India are high returns on investments, support for their family back home and an alternative if and when they return to India at some point in their lives. "At the event we
succeeded in helping many investors realise their dream of buying property in India,” said Mr
Vishal Gupta, Director, Concept Tree Pty Ltd. Mr Himanshu Pant, Head of Strategy and International Marketing at Ansal API said, ‘We will be looking at coming back to Australia and perhaps also to New Zealand." The Vice-President & Head of Consulting, Concept Tree
Pty Ltd., Mr Ashwin Tyagi said, "We are glad that the event managed to achieve both our objectives." There was a lucky draw of two flight tickets to India, sponsored
by Concept Tree partners: Best & Less Travel, Sydney: The winners of the lucky draw were: Mr Rajat Bhatia from Strathfield, Sydney and Mr Nitin Sharma from Clayton, Melbourne.
Those who could not attend the event and are looking to buy property in India can still be
assisted by Concept Tree Pty Ltd. For further details, contact Concept Tree on 1300 724 134,
events@ctreeconsulting.com or
Indian Property Show they had organised last month in Sydney and Melbourne, was a great
success. Concept Tree presented Ansal API an opportunity to do their first exclusive property show in Australia with properties showcased from over five states in India – Delhi-NCR, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan & Haryana. The property show kicked off in Sydney with an investor dinner on 5th March at Copper Tiffin Restaurant in Surry Hills. The evening offered investors an
opportunity to learn about the amazing investment potential offered by the Indian real estate and a chance to be face to face with the Ansal API’s team. Distinguished guests from business fraternity: Australia India Business Council, Austrade, Indian Consulate, Hindu Council
and potential investors graced the evening with their presence. Property show in Sydney
went from 6-7 March at Sebel Hotel, Parramatta and in Melbourne from 8-9 March at Monash University (Clayton Campus). Mr K Singh, who Indian Property Show: A Great Success!
invested in the NCR region said, “I am very pleased with the idea of affordable apartments in Greater Noida. Now I have a holiday home near Delhi for under 18 lakhs, well within my budget.” There were over 200 serious clients who thronged the show and whilst many bought their next property in India others researched about their next investment. NRI community in
Australia is well established and is growing at a rapid pace. Key reasons for NRIs to buy properties in India are high returns on investments, support for their family back home and an alternative if and when they return to India at some point in their lives. "At the event we
succeeded in helping many investors realise their dream of buying property in India,” said Mr
Vishal Gupta, Director, Concept Tree Pty Ltd. Mr Himanshu Pant, Head of Strategy and International Marketing at Ansal API said, ‘We will be looking at coming back to Australia and perhaps also to New Zealand." The Vice-President & Head of Consulting, Concept Tree
Pty Ltd., Mr Ashwin Tyagi said, "We are glad that the event managed to achieve both our objectives." There was a lucky draw of two flight tickets to India, sponsored
by Concept Tree partners: Best & Less Travel, Sydney: The winners of the lucky draw were: Mr Rajat Bhatia from Strathfield, Sydney and Mr Nitin Sharma from Clayton, Melbourne.
Those who could not attend the event and are looking to buy property in India can still be
assisted by Concept Tree Pty Ltd. For further details, contact Concept Tree on 1300 724 134,
events@ctreeconsulting.com or
Monday, February 9, 2009
Economy to grow at 7.1% in 2008-09
10 Feb 2009, 0233 hrs IST, TNN
NEW DELHI: Indian economy is holding its head high amid a global doom. In the current financial year (2008-09), the country's economy is expected to
grow at 7.1%, according to data released by the Central Statistical Organisation (CSO) on Monday, the second highest in the world, only next to China. However, the figure will be two percentage points lower than 9.1% achieved in the last fiscal (2007-08). For the last three consecutive years, the country had recorded a growth of 9% and above. Due to strong growth in the last five years, the average income
of an Indian has more than doubled to Rs 38,084 in 2008-09, from Rs 18,885 in 2002-03. Despite the depreciation of rupee in the last six months against dollar, the size of the economy (GDP) will be more than $1 trillion (Rs 54,26,277 crore at market price) in the current financial year. In 2007-08 also, the gross domestic product (GDP) of the country was more than $1 trillion (Rs 47,23,400 crore at market price) as the exchange rate was around Rs 40 per dollar. But as rupee depreciated to around 49 in the second half of current financial year, the economy shrank below $1 trillion. Recently, Prime Minister's advisory council had also predicted the GDP to grow at 7.1% in the current financial year. "There is room for optimism. That is what the GDP numbers indicate," finance secretary Arun Ramanathan said. The CSO figure suggests farm and construction sectors growth to moderate at 2.6% and 6.5% in 2008-09, respectively. While manufacturing growth will come down to 4.1% from 8.2% last year, financing, insurance, real estate, services will moderate to 8.6% from 11.7% in 2007-08. However, Ramanathan and Planning Commission deputy chairman Montek Singh Ahluwalia discounted speculation over another stimulus package before the general elections. "We can continue the fiscal stimulus in the next year. It can be done as part of the full Budget. In my view there will be a continuing need for fiscal stimulus and I hope we can do that," Ahluwalia said. In 2008-09, the growth is mainly fuelled by government expenditure. According to the data, while the private expenditure grew only 6.8%, that of government increased by over 16%. Therefore, economist DK Joshi of Crisil said that government expenditure will mainly support the growth. And RBI may consider further cut in key rates, considering fall in growth of manufacturing, financial services and the farm sector. PM's economic advisory council chairman Suresh Tendulkar, while projecting a similar GDP growth, had said last month that RBI may consider cutting the repo rate, after the vote-on-account on February 16.
NEW DELHI: Indian economy is holding its head high amid a global doom. In the current financial year (2008-09), the country's economy is expected to
grow at 7.1%, according to data released by the Central Statistical Organisation (CSO) on Monday, the second highest in the world, only next to China. However, the figure will be two percentage points lower than 9.1% achieved in the last fiscal (2007-08). For the last three consecutive years, the country had recorded a growth of 9% and above. Due to strong growth in the last five years, the average income
of an Indian has more than doubled to Rs 38,084 in 2008-09, from Rs 18,885 in 2002-03. Despite the depreciation of rupee in the last six months against dollar, the size of the economy (GDP) will be more than $1 trillion (Rs 54,26,277 crore at market price) in the current financial year. In 2007-08 also, the gross domestic product (GDP) of the country was more than $1 trillion (Rs 47,23,400 crore at market price) as the exchange rate was around Rs 40 per dollar. But as rupee depreciated to around 49 in the second half of current financial year, the economy shrank below $1 trillion. Recently, Prime Minister's advisory council had also predicted the GDP to grow at 7.1% in the current financial year. "There is room for optimism. That is what the GDP numbers indicate," finance secretary Arun Ramanathan said. The CSO figure suggests farm and construction sectors growth to moderate at 2.6% and 6.5% in 2008-09, respectively. While manufacturing growth will come down to 4.1% from 8.2% last year, financing, insurance, real estate, services will moderate to 8.6% from 11.7% in 2007-08. However, Ramanathan and Planning Commission deputy chairman Montek Singh Ahluwalia discounted speculation over another stimulus package before the general elections. "We can continue the fiscal stimulus in the next year. It can be done as part of the full Budget. In my view there will be a continuing need for fiscal stimulus and I hope we can do that," Ahluwalia said. In 2008-09, the growth is mainly fuelled by government expenditure. According to the data, while the private expenditure grew only 6.8%, that of government increased by over 16%. Therefore, economist DK Joshi of Crisil said that government expenditure will mainly support the growth. And RBI may consider further cut in key rates, considering fall in growth of manufacturing, financial services and the farm sector. PM's economic advisory council chairman Suresh Tendulkar, while projecting a similar GDP growth, had said last month that RBI may consider cutting the repo rate, after the vote-on-account on February 16.
Friday, February 6, 2009
Concept Tree presents - Ansal API in Australia
Ansal API a leading player in Indian Real Estate along with Concept Tree a NRI property service provider in Asia Pacific are planning to organise a Raod Show in Australia.
Sydney
The Sebel Parramatta
350 Church Street, Parramatta
Ph: 02 9630 4999
Date: 6th and 7th March Timings: 11am - 6 pm Daily
Melbourne
Monash University (Clayton Campus)
Building 10, Campus Centre,
Wellington Road, Clayton.
Ph: 03 9905 3101
Date: 8th and 9th March
Timings: 11am - 6 pm Daily
Why Ansal API:
Top listed real estate brand, reliable quality and great service since 1967 Has provide housing to more than 400,000 inhabitants Best location, best deals, best property investments. Properties starting from as low as 7.87 Lacs or Aus $25000 *
Great Opportunity to buy a property
This event is a great opportunity for NRI in Sydney and Melbourne to get the first hand knowledge of Indian Real estate market and get the best of the properties at most attractive prices. This is for the first time that Ansal API is conducting an exclusive road show. Local leader in NRI property market, Concept Tree is organising the event. There will be give away as free tickets to India at the event. Event is expected to drive genuine traffic of investors and first home owners who want to take the benefit of market slow down in last six months. Great value lies ahead for you at the event.
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