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    IMC India leases office in Mumbai’s BKC at Rs 700 per sq ft/month for short tenure

    The company has leased nearly 43,000 sq ft office space on the 34th floor of sea-view premium commercial tower Altimus in central Mumbai for a long-term tenure of 10 years at monthly rental of Rs 350 per sq ft.

    How to invest in the real estate sector with a small amount of capital?

    There are ways in which investors with even little capital can invest in the real estate sector which is booming. These methods offer rich dividends and individuals can manage their investment portfolio successfully.

    I received Rs 70 lakh after retirement. Where should I invest this amount for good return?

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    Holiday home demand tapers off as rentals fall

    Goa is becoming a first-home market with interest from businessmen and startup founders. Luxury second homes are in demand, especially in locations like Porvorim. Coonoor Estates is developing high-end luxury homes for buyers looking to settle down.

    Solar eclipse boosts travel as Americans chase rare celestial event

    The upcoming solar eclipse drives high demand for lodging and travel in the United States. Airbnb, AirDNA, and Hertz report significant surges in bookings and prices, with international visitors flocking to witness the celestial event.

    BHIVE launches its maiden hard commercial real estate sale at Brigade Metropolis, Bengaluru

    BHIVE Properties, the commercial real estate investment arm of BHIVE Group, is offering retail investors the chance to own Grade A commercial property in Bengaluru. The property, located at Brigade Metropolis, is pre-leased for 15 years, providing stable monthly returns. Retail investors will have direct ownership of an allotted area and can earn annual rentals of up to 10.6%, with an expected internal rate of return exceeding 15% per annum

    The Economic Times
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