The Hindu Business Line : Sunday, November 02, 2008

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TAMIL NADU: Chennai sees correction in some pockets
Following a boom , the realty sector is now hit by lower repayment capacity and higher borrowing costs, which have affected house buying. Developers across the country are facing lower demand, slower sales and reduced and expensive ...

KERALA: Building housing the ‘Kalavara’ way
It has all the makings to emerge as yet another ‘Kerala model’, this time in the property development sector that remains largely out of reach for the lower end of the social ...

KERALA: Rs 40,000 cr deposits in co-op sector
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KARNATAKA: Mangalore spruces up main roads
If you happen to be in Mangalore these days, you will see most of the arterial roads in the city either closed for the movement of vehicles or allowed for partial vehicular movement. The reason is the road improvement activity taking place ...

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