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Can i buy dlf at this level?
Asked by Vasudevarao Hanumanthu,
23 Mar '09 08:27 pm
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If you are wedded to the idea, that those that fell due to the Real Estate's Mad Boom in the whole world were just DUMB ppl, go ahead. We need BRAVE SOULS like you to RISK their SHIRT & CAPITAL..Anyways, be prepared to wait upwards of 3 years, for positive news on this sector. Best Wishes..Do check my take on Realty sector in my Q &A column.
Answered by Ramesh Chordia, 23 Mar '09 09:31 pm
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This is not the right time in invest in the reality stocks as they are facing rough times. Hence it would be advisable to keep away from this stock for the time being.
Answered by Good Citizen, 23 Mar '09 08:55 pm
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DLF is set to acquire DLF Asset (DAL), the real estate investment trust owned by promoters K P Singh and his family, for (equity plus debt) around Rs 70 billion in order to repay some of DAL`s debt and to generate an annual income of around Rs 6 billion in the form of lease rentals from 2009-10, reports Business Standard.
Currently, DAL earns around Rs 3.25 billion from lease rentals.
DAL had acquired 4 Special Economic Zones (SEZs) from DLF with a built-up area of 4.5 million square ft, which will add to to 9.5 million sq ft by the end of this month and to 19 million sq ft when fully ready.
And thats why all media analysts say DLF is the best stock to buy! Just use the rallies to exit this stock... There is still a lot of construction going on across the country, and as days pass, there be even fewer takers - low interest rates do not really matter....
Answered by Kishenjit Sinha, 23 Mar '09 08:32 pm
Currently, DAL earns around Rs 3.25 billion from lease rentals.
DAL had acquired 4 Special Economic Zones (SEZs) from DLF with a built-up area of 4.5 million square ft, which will add to to 9.5 million sq ft by the end of this month and to 19 million sq ft when fully ready.
And thats why all media analysts say DLF is the best stock to buy! Just use the rallies to exit this stock... There is still a lot of construction going on across the country, and as days pass, there be even fewer takers - low interest rates do not really matter....
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