...A Comparative Analysis of Real Estate Companies in Bangladesh: A Study on Advanced Development Technologies Ltd and Other Leading Companies ©Daffodil International University Library Page i A Comparative Analysis of Real Estate Companies in Bangladesh: A Study on Advanced Development Technologies Ltd and Other Leading Companies Prepared For Mr. Mohammad Masum Iqbal Assistant Professor Department of Business Administration Daffodil International University Prepared by, S. M. Sourav Batch: 22th ID # 091-11-675 Major in Marketing Program: BBA Faculty of Business & Economics Daffodil International University Date of Submission: 15th December, 2012. ©Daffodil International University Library Page ii Daffodil international universit Letter of Transmittal 15th December, 2012. To, Mr. Mohammad Masum Iqbal Assistant Professor Department of Business Administration Faculty of Business & Economics Daffodil International University 102/1, Sukrabad, Dhanmondi, Dhaka-1207 Subject: Submission of Internship Report. Dear Sir, I would like to submit my internship report on “A Comparative Analysis of Real Estate Companies in Bangladesh: A Study on Advanced Development Technologies Ltd and Other Leading Companies” for partial fulfillment of BBA program with specialization in Marketing. Especially I have interned on Business Development. My appointment is commencing on 18th July, 2012 and finished 17th October, 2012. It has been a greet contentment for me to have the opportunity...
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...business is definite. The key to developing a new frontier in another building market is to identify the strengths and weaknesses of the currently operation, and isolating the outstanding attributes this business has to offer along with current and trends and opportunities in the construction industry. As Neptune homes has a prominent history in residential housing industry, is would be prudent to utilise the resources and established networks that have been created. Remaining in the residential market will allow Neptune to continue their successful practices and methodology into an alternative emerging market, and accordingly increase clientele and revenue. The demand for residential developments in Queensland is expected to increase dramatically, with ‘The Queensland Plan’s’ call to double the regional...
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...left aghast at how, in Malthusian terms, the capital of Bangladesh manages to survive. Yet this host city for the upcoming T20 Cricket World Cup has, some would say, not only survived but prospered in recent years. * * * * More On this topic * Jeans maker backs push on ethical factories * Jeans maker launches push on ethical factories * Rana Plaza collapse one year on * Death sentences deepen Bangladesh political hostility IN International Property * Cape Town — return of the trophy hunters * Bund and beyond — Shanghai’s riverfront market * Rise of London’s superhomes * Strong housing market puts Atlanta in a new light Sign up now FirstFT is our new essential daily email briefing of the best stories from across the web “If you brought a property in Dhanmondi [one of the most affluent residential areas in Dhaka] for 6.45m taka [$83,000] in 2005, that would have increased five or six times by now,” says Kazi Inam Ahmed, owner of Gemcon City, a new estate agency. In fact, Goldman Sachs has placed Bangladesh in the “next 11’” category after the Bric countries and its “Mint” (Mexico, Indonesia, Nigeria and Turkey) group as an emerging economy. Furthermore, from out of its bewildering, densely packed capital, properties are now starting to emerge that can match such aspirations. In the north of the city, modern blocks that would not look out of place in Hong Kong or Singapore surge upwards from 1980s-era family houses, long...
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...American society is faced with a residential, geographic phenomenon among urban and suburban communities that disadvantages African American citizens through the discriminatory denial of residential and economic freedom, a Constitutional promise that is guaranteed to all Americans. Modern America is confronted with a socially and geographically segregated society structured on the hierarchies of race, having the greatest consequences for African American communities, the most segregated racial group in American society. The Great Migration of the early twentieth century was a symbolic beacon of hope for African Americans leaving their homes in the rural South to a new land of promise in the urban North. While this migration created vast amounts of opportunity for African Americans that could have not existed in the Jim Crow-era South, the movements of these people would carry the racial divisions and hostilities of society to the level of a national plight. Northern whites implemented various practices in order to manipulate urban housing markets in the effect of restricting the residential mobility of African Americans and to confining African Americans to undesirable urban neighborhoods, and therefore setting the nature of race relations in northern communities and leading to the national development of twentieth century urban ghettos. In effect of this mass migration, racially motivated actions of individual American citizens, private housing institutions,...
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...houses are built every year to fulfill the demand of rising population and economy activities. According to tradingseconomics.com (2011), Malaysia has been undertaking a sustainable economy growth throughout decades, with GDP (Gross Domestic Product) growth of 1.17 percent from 2000 until 2011, achieving an historical high of 5.90 percent in September 2009. Property developers found the potential in property development in Malaysia fascinating due to geographical reality of Malaysia, which provides great opportunity and potential to the housing industry. It is essential to distinguish the factors that affect housing construction costs in Malaysia with the aim of minimizing the construction costs, besides of discovering actions to reduce the high cost of housing. Various authors and the ways to develop alternative building materials to produce cheaper and durable homes have discussed the latter severally. 1 1.2 Background Real Estate and Housing Developers Association (REHDA), the main governmental body responsible in property development industry in Malaysia, has initiated on 13 October 2000. This organization plays an important role in ensuring the relevant authorities and government agencies respect the developers’ views regarding industry. Table 1.1: Number of REHDA Members by state (REHDA, 2011) State Kuala Lumpur Selangor Negeri Sembilan Melaka Johor Perak Kedah Kelantan Pahang Penang Terengganu Number of Company 114 252 47 70 105 100 80 30 63 79 18 Property...
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...Harumi Apartments, between tradition and modern living Maekawa was invited by the Japan Housing Corporation 1 to design the apartment block in 1956. The apartments were constructed in Harumi 2, a reclaimed area in Tokyo Bay which was developed by the Japanese Housing Corporation as a part of a systematic effort to solve Tokyo’s housing crisis. Along the time, Tokyo Bay has been the scenario of most of the revolutionary ideas, since the megastructures of the Metabolist group, until the new projects for the Tokyo Olympics in 2020. The Harumi project was one of the corporation’s first experiment with such a large-scale housing block. Harumi was at the time, part industrial and part residential and contains a major shipping pier, The Tokyo International...
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...DLF: 5 Demand and Supply Scenario 6 Reasons for growth in Real Estate Sector: 9 Demand Side: 10 Supply Side: 11 Production and Cost Structure 12 Market Structure and Player’s Strategy 14 STRATEGY FOLLOWED (Player Considered: DLF): 15 Observations and Analysis 18 References 20 * Objective The sector chosen for our project is Real Estate Industry. The objective of our project is to deeply analyze the Real Estate Industry in India. Our Analysis includes Demand and Supply in the real estate market, Production and Cost analysis, Consumer behavior effect on demand and costs. We have further analyzed the Market structure of Real Estate Industry and the different strategies about by different players. During our Analysis we have taken DLF infrastructure as an illustration to reflect some concepts, facts and figures about Real Estate Industry. * * * Introduction * The Real Estate Sector in India The real estate sector in India is flourishing rapidly with a growth rate of 30 percent each year. About 80 percent of the real estate development in India has been in the field of residential housing. The remaining 20 percent of the real estate includes office, shopping malls, entertainment centers, hotels, multiplexes and hospitals. India’s booming outsourcing business industry and consumption-led growth are contributing significantly to its real estate growth. The outsourcing business houses including call centers, technical consultancy...
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...PHILIPPINE REAL ESTATE BUBBLE A Demand and Supply Analysis _______________________________ By ANTONETTE ANGELINE ALBAN WILFRED JEROME LEJANO KENNETH RAY QUINTANA ARA LAIZA ROLDAN In partial fulfilment of the requirements for BA201 ECONOMIC ANALYSIS First Trimester 2015 - 2016 Submitted to JOEL C. YU, Ph.D. University of the Philippines Cesar E.A. Virata School of Management OUTLINE I. Introduction a. Statement of the Problem ............................................................. b. Background of the Study and Market Trends ................................ 1. 1997 Asian Financial Crisis 2. The Late 2000 US Property Bubble 3. Real Estate Market Trends II. Analysis of the Philippine Real Estate Industry………………………………….. III. Conclusion ............................................................................................ IV. References………………………………………………………………………………………… Annex A. Major Industry Players Annex B. Further Developments by the Major Industry Players Annex C. Present Global Situation 2 I. INTRODUCTION A. Statement of the Problem The purpose of the study is to determine if there is an impending property bubble in the Philippines, citing current indications similar to the 1997 Asian Financial Crisis and the US Property Bubble in the late 2000, as well as comparisons with the general real estate market trend. B. Background of the Study and Market Trends 1. 1997 Asian Financial Crisis...
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...to as realty. It covers residential housing, commercial offices, trading spaces such as theaters, hotels and restaurants, retail outlets, industrial building such as factories and government buildings. Real estate involves the purchase, sale and development of land, residential and non – residential buildings. The main players in the real estate market are the landlords, developers, real estate agents, tenants, buyers etc. The activities of the real estate sector encompass the housing and construction sectors also. The real estate sector in India has assumed growing importance with the liberalization of the economy. The consequent increase in business opportunities and migration of the labour force has, in turn, increased the demand for commercial and housing space, especially in residential segment. The real estate sector has emerged as one India’s largest drivers of economic growth. The real estate boom in India was inextricably linked to the country’s economic stability, which had made India a preferred investment destination. India is on the verge of becoming one of the fast-growing economies, driven by many factors including multinational entrepreneurialism, local stock markets, robust economy-changing demographics and the overall emergence of India on the global stage. With great demand for housing for India's huge population and for residential, commercial and industrial premises for its booming economy, large-scale real estate projects were launched across the...
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...Would Housing be a Dream in the Dream City of India? Ref. No.: ME0013 Would Housing be a Dream in the Dream City of India? Mumbai, the financial capital of India, is one of the most expensive places to rent or buy a house. Buying a new house in Mumbai is beyond the reach of middle income group. Renting a flat in affluent neighbourhoods like Bandra, Juhu, Worli, Santacruz and Khar pinches the purse by around INR 3,000 per sq.ft./month. Both commercial and residential property prices in Mumbai have been on a steady rise. Mumbai has witnessed very high rentals especially since 2006. Mumbai turned to be one of the most expensive cities in the world to buy or rent a condominium unit in 2007 (Exhibit I). Exhibit I City-centre Condo Prices (in US$) London New York Moscow Hong Kong Tokyo Singapore Mumbai Shanghai Bangkok Beijing New Delhi Manila Jakarta Bangalore Phonom Penh To buy (per sq. m.) To rent (per month) 0 5,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 Source: Cruz Christian Prince, “Mumbai housing is the priciest in the developing world”, http://www.globalpropertyguide.com/ investment-analysis/Mumbai-housing-is-the-priciest-in-the-developing-world, June 25th 2007 This case study was written by Hepsi Swarna under the guidance of Akshaya Kumar Jena, IBSCDC. It is intended to be used as the basis for class discussion rather than to illustrate either effective or ineffective handling of a management situation. The case was compiled from published...
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...a) Briefly discuss the effects of gentrification [9m] Effects • Social and economic polarization • The upward spiral of desirability and increasing rents and property values(erodes the qualities that began attracting new people in the first place • Displacement of that community(renters(prices go up, tenants are pushed out • Arrival of new investment, new spending power, and a new tax base(increased economic activity • Rehabilitation, housing development, new shops and restaurants(higher-wage jobs (previous residents may benefit(but mostly to well-educated newcomers • Some local economic activity(forced out either by rising rents or shifting sensibilities • Industrial activities that employ local workers(viewed as a nuisance or environmental hazard • Local shops may lose their leases under pressure from posh boutiques and restaurants • Physical changes(older buildings are rehabilitated and new construction occurs • Public improvement to streets, parks, and infrastructure(new arrivals often push hard to improve the district aesthetically(codify new standards through design guidelines, historic preservation legislation, and the use of blight and nuisance laws • The social, economic, and physical impacts of gentrification(serious political conflict(exacerbated by differences in race, class, and culture • Earlier residents may feel embattled, ignored, and excluded from their own communities • New arrivals are often mystified by accusations that their...
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...is2010 Due Diligence Report - Catania Edward Natour Student ID: 10589796 5/26/2010 Contents 1. Executive Summary ............................................................................................................................................5 2. Market Report ......................................................................................................................................................5 2.1 International Economy ...............................................................................................................................5 2.2 Trade ............................................................................................................................................................6 2.3 National .......................................................................................................................................................6 2.3.1 GDP .........................................................................................................................................................6 2.3.2 Population...............................................................................................................................................7 2.3.3 Interest rates...........................................................................................................................................7 2.3.4 Taxation ............................
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...8% in Q4 and 8.3% in Q3 2012, according to Colliers International. During the latest quarter, high-end residential property prices in Makati CBD increased 6.92% (6.25% inflation-adjusted) in Q2 2013, the highest increase since Q4 1995. In other main districts: * In Bonifacio Global City, the average price of a premium 3-bedroom condominium rose by 12.4% y-o-y to PHP127,575 (US$2,911) per sq. m. in Q2 2013, or a quarterly increase of 5%. * In Rockwell Center, secondary residential property prices also increased by 10.6% y-o-y and 3.6% q-o-q, to an average of PHP132,770 (US$3,030) per sq. m. in Q2 2013 Land values have also been appreciating recently. In the second quarter of 2013: * In Makati CBD, land values rose by 8.32% to PHP283,185 (US$6,462) and PHP325,275 (US$7,423) per sq. m. During the latest quarter, land prices increased by 2.06% in Q2 2013. * In Ortigas Center, land values increased by 6.45% to a range from PHP104,925 (US$2,394) to PHP171,860 (US$3,922) per sq. m. Quarter-on-quarter, land values rose by 1.75%. * In Bonifacio Global City, land values rose by 8.47% y-o-y and 1.8% q-o-q to a range from PHP200,850 (US$4,583) to PHP292,900 (US$6,684) per sq. m. Rents are also rising. In Makati CBD, the average monthly rent of a premium 3-bedroom condominium rose by 7.2% y-o-y to PHP790 (US$18) per sq. m. in Q2 2013. Likewise, residential rental rates in Bonifacio Global City also increased by 7.4% to a monthly average of PHP780 (US$18) per...
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...Purpose of the organization Assistance to the Elderly, Inc., (ATTE) is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization that enables low-income, vulnerable adults to lead meaningful and dignified lives by providing supportive housing, care services, community education, and advocacy. ATTE provides supportive housing for Residential Plaza at Blue Lagoon (RPBL), an assisted living facility with 350 units that serves a predominantly Hispanic, low-income older population. Residential Plaza at Blue Lagoon has a long-standing reputation for providing quality services to low-income residents. Residential Plaza's Memory Care Program (RPMCP) provides affordable 24-hour specialized care, based on the Montessori for Aging and Dementia Program, in a homelike environment...
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...ANALYSIS OF REAL ESTATE SECTOR IN INDIA REPORT SUBMITTED TO Dr. Dennis Raj Kumar Submitted by (GROUP-9) Lavanya Sriharshini Vinod Varun Ashok P Manju harsha Pramit CONTENTS CHAPTER NO. | CHAPTER NAME | PAGE NO. | | ABSTRACT | 3 | 1 | INTRODUCTION | 4 | 2 | MARKET STRUCTURE | 6 | 3 | ANALYSIS OF INDIAN REAL ESTATE IN HOUSING SECTOR | 11 | 4 | PRICING STRATEGIES | 16 | 5 | ADVERTISING STRATEGIES | 19 | 6 | FINANCIAL ANALYSIS OF INDIAN REAL ESTATE COMPANIES | 21 | 7 | FUTURE OUTLOOK OF REAL ESTATE | 32 | | CONCLUSION | 35 | | REFERENCES | 36 | ABSTRACT EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: Real estate sector in India is assumed greater heights with the labor migration, liberalization of economy which led to raise for commercial and housing space.2012 was very sluggish year in terms of growth where GDP contribution of real estate declined from 10.6% to 6.5% due to raise in input cost, high lending rates which impacted sales as a result of inflation. Real estate sector is described as cyclic moments in terms of price over a period of time which caused fluctuations in commercial and residential markets. This resulted in change in economic policies of Indian market environment. The change in macro-economic factors such as GDP, employment rate, population growth, House hold disposal income, stock market values, Price to income ratio, Net rental yield, Household debt service ratio, interest rate / mortgage rate, demand supply scenario...
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