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Peace tranquility store space in harmony with nature at the Piyush Group Housing Project, Rudrapur not far from the scenic lakes, Nainital.

Our Group Housing project , spread over an area of 6,50,000 sq. ft. on Rudrapur - Falsunga Road comprises over 520 apartments of 2 & 3 Bedroom in 5 Levels.

The project is located 3 kms from the main city in Kicha Road and is opposite to Radha Swami Project.

                Salient Features:

     Exotic landscaping and open area .

     Swimming pool and health club .

     Provision for visitors car parking .

     Community Hall, Convenience Stores and ATM.

     Building design for earth quake resistance .

     Club House, Party Lawn, Entry Lake and Fountain.

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Piyush group has ventured into various facets of real Estate and construction. In the Indian real estate scenerio, Piyush Group is involved in development of Integrated Township, Group Housing Projects, Commercial Mall....

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Increasing prices of transfer of development rights (TDR), which had bottomed in the March quarter of 2008-2009, augurs well for HDIL. TDR prices have spiked 80 per cent from levels of Rs 1,100 per sqft in March 2009 quarter and will benefit HDIL which is executing the first phase of the airport slum rehabilitation Real Estate project where it has TDRs of nearly 45 mnsqft. Almost all the revenues in the current fiscal are likely to come from the sale of about 3 million sqft of TDRs. The company launched three residential projects totaling 1.9 mnsqft in Andheri and Kurla, in Mumbai. Considering the high demand (it has managed to sell 80 per cent of the 1,814 units at these sites), the company raised prices between 5-14 per cent. In addition to these, HDIL plans to launch 2 mnsqft of residential projects in Mumbai in the current fiscal. A key concern for HDIL was the debt levels, which have come down significantly post the Rs 1,688 crore QIP in July 2009. The company has used over 80 per cent of this to repay debt and bring down its net debt-equity ratio to manageable levels of 0.44. While the residential project launched in different parts of Mumbai will yield revenues in 2010-11 and 2011-12 (the company follows the completion method of accounting) and the increasing prices of TDRs are a plus, the current quarter revenues and operating profit are expected to come down by 64 per cent and 79 per cent to Rs 200 crore and Rs 97 crore, respectively. At the current levels, the stock is expensive.
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