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The Debt Ridden Landscape Of Real Estate Markets In India Offers Little Hope
Real Estate in India did not do as well as we thought in the first quarter of 2015. Bangalore, Mumbai and Delhi NCR together constitute 70% of the country’s residential real estate dealings. DLF and Indiabulls Real Estate, Godrej Properties and Brigade Enterprises, Sobha Developers too are in greater debt compared to 2014. We have heard of them all of course, the biggest fish among the Indian real estate giants.
The new government at the center did boost the real estate market development with several measures that encouraged growth. FDI was facilitated and things are indeed looking up. While we would have expected the 2014 success story to continue into 2015, residential properties are stagnating yet new projects are being built at rapid speed. Meanwhile the old unsold units continue to accumulate which only means temporary losses, hopefully temporary till the sale!
DLF is the largest real estate entity India has and they would have paid Rs. 2400 crore in interest during the financial year, while sales amounted to Rs. 3850 crore during the same period. The aggregate debt for the big six companies increased 27% during financial year 2015, according to a reliable authority at Motilal Oswal.