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As the first batch of government-trained brokers appear for an exam, real estate agents dissect the need for this initiative With the first batch of 457 government-trained brokers set to appear for an exam conducted by MahaRERA, mid-day finds real estate agents gradually warming up to chucking old hacks and going legitImage Newspaper Click to read more:  https://lnkd.in/dBCVNDpW

In a first, the Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA), in collaboration with the developer’s apex body, the National Real Estate Development Council (NAREDCO), launched a training programme on Wednesday, kicking off the certification process for approximately 37,000 real estate agents.

The article discusses MahaRERA collaborating with NAREDCO and REMI to train nearly 8,000 real estate agents in the Pune district in order to help them provide better services to homebuyers. Agents will be certified after passing an exam in April. The training is in response to a MahaRERA order issued in January stating that only those with a valid MahaRERA Certificate of Competency for Real Estate Agents.

Article talks about how Green homes are not only environment-friendly but also a necessity now-a-days. Many people prefer to choose eco-friendly houses due to the health and well-being of the occupants. These houses may be costly initially but offer benefits to owners in the long run. Buying a green home can help you save 20-30% on your electricity bill and 30-50% on the water supply. There are several benefits which can reduce the cost of daily necessities if you live in a green home.

Article highlights that how buying a home is one of the most crucial investment decisions a person makes in his lifetime. For first time homebuyers, it is essential to do own diligence and study of the market prior to beginning the purchase process. The recent regulatory changes positively impact home buyers by increasing transparency and accountability on the part of developers. The article further highlights the tips given by spokesperson for the first time buyers like do your own diligence, requirements and clears about your budget, understand RERA, and appoint a lawyer.

Article highlights that the world is paying the price for rapid urbanisation and massive population increase in the quest for faster economic growth. Over the last few decades alone, we have depleted our natural resources because of the dynamics of urbanisation that has misused these resources. The alarming rise in greenhouse gas emissions, climatic changes, waste generation, have resulted in continuous environmental degradation.

Article highlights that how buying a home is one of the most crucial investment decisions a person makes in his lifetime. For first time homebuyers, it is essential to do own diligence and study of the market prior to beginning the purchase process. The recent regulatory changes positively impact home buyers by increasing transparency and accountability on the part of developers. The article further highlights the tips given by spokesperson for the first time buyers like do your own diligence, requirements and clears about your budget, understand RERA, and appoint a lawyer.

Exposure highlights that how real estate in India is subjective from state to state which has resulted in development of prominent local brands and most developers have continued to focus on their regions. It also states that with the local laws, specific consumer trends and sensitivities, and the sheer diversity of our country, there are few national level developers in India.

Article talks about the state of foreign investments in India and how investors have seen India develop into a venture skill hub and this has invited investments into the Indian start-up ecosystem. As per sources, private equity funds in India has been pouring in from Europe, Japan and West Asia and the claim have been that friendly tax relief policies, as well as a conducive start-up environment, has triggered this growth.

Article highlights that Mumbai based Real Estate Management Institute (REMI) is inviting applications for a certified course on financial aspects of real-estate industry.

Article highlights that Mumbai based Real Estate Management Institute (REMI) is inviting applications for a certified course on financial aspects of real-estate industry.

Article highlights the admission alert for a new course introduces by REMI which is Real Estate Business Management and Housing Finance.

Article highlights how countries across the world are exploring the potential of blockchain technology to facilitate land registry and perhaps, ease real estate transactions.

Highlights on the admission alert for a new course introduces by REMI which is Real Estate Business Management and Housing Finance.

Article talks about the other careers in Real Estate apart from broker. The article further highlight on how vast is the field of real estate.

Article highlights on the admission alert for a new course introduces by REMI which is Real Estate Business Management and Housing Finance.

Highlights on employee engagement is more than happy workers and good benefits. Employee Engagement should be kept into practice across all facets of the organization; Senior-level staffs plays just as crucial of a role as a fresher. It is rooted to the culture of the organisation eventually.

Article highlights the admission alert for a new course introduces by REMI which is Real Estate Business Management and Housing Finance. The Real Estate Management Institute’s (REMI) Real Estate Business Management and Housing Finance Program is a certified course designed for students, early-stage professionals, entrepreneurs, next generation developers and brokers. This course gives the candidate an opportunity to interact and gain ample of knowledge from industry experts, thought leaders and influencers of the real estate industry.

Article highlights that the number of districts in the National Capital Region has grown from 10 in 1985 to 23 today. The latest addition was Uttar Pradesh’s Shamli district in December. In January, the UP government said it’s considering adding Aligarh, Bijnor, Hathras and Mathura too. So what happens next? Once a district is included in a metropolitan region, it is entitled to fund for development from the metropolitan planning and development authorities.

Article highlights the admission alert for a new course introduces by REMI which is Real Estate Business Management and Housing Finance. The Real Estate Management Institute’s (REMI) Real Estate Business Management and Housing Finance Program is a certified course designed for students, early-stage professionals, entrepreneurs, next generation developers and brokers. This course gives the candidate an opportunity to interact and gain ample of knowledge from industry experts, thought leaders and influencers of the real estate industry.

Article highlights that the growing population coupled with rural-urban migration patterns, has put increased pressure on our key metros that resulted in an emergence of new real estate markets across the Country.

Highlights : Real Estate Management Institute (REMI) is inviting applications for a certified course on financial aspects of real-estate industry. It is suitable for professionals from finance and non finance background. The exposure is the result of sharing the press release with the publication.

Highlights on a progressive economy like India, urbanization will continue to rise and the rise of the new neighborhood, employment hubs and centers will be high. For investors and buyers it is essential to keep an eye on the development across areas to earn a higher return on investment.

Highlights on how Mumbai Development Plan 2034 will impact Mumbai real estate.

Highlights on last one year in real estate has been the year of transformations with the introduction of new regulatory regime RERA.

exposure highlights that being a fresh graduate or an early stage professional trying to outline a long-term career path today is challenging. While there are a number of different career disciplines available, there is that inherent accompanying uncertainty in the constantly evolving job market of today.

highlights : Real Estate Management Institute, Mumbai, has started a new course in real estate business management & housing finance.

Highlights : The Real Estate Management Institute’s (REMI) has started taking in potential applicants for a Real Estate Business Management and Housing Finance program. This course provides a detailed information of the real estate sector, planned for students, new entrants, entrepreneurs, next generation developers and channel partners. One of the only institutes that offers a certified education in the sector of real estate, REMI looks to provide a indepth insight into global best practices as well as motivate and inspire its students as they commence their careers in the real estate industry. It also gives the candidates a comprehensive understanding

Highlights : The Real Estate Management Institute’s (REMI) has started taking in potential applicants for a Real Estate Business Management and Housing Finance program. This course provides a detailed information of the real estate sector, planned for students, new entrants, entrepreneurs, next generation developers and channel partners.

Highlights : The Real Estate Management Institute’s (REMI) has started taking in potential applicants for a Real Estate Business Management and Housing Finance program. This course provides a detailed information of the real estate sector, planned for students, new entrants, entrepreneurs, next generation developers and channel partners.

Highlights : After GST & RERA being implemented there has been a trasnformation in the real estate sector. This transformation has led to transparency in the sector. Further it has improved the confidence of the buyers in the builders. Real Estate companies have started aligning their business models & policies as per the new compliances of RERA & GST.

RERA & GST have resulted in greater transactional transparency & improved confidence – Ms. Shubika Bilkha

Highlights on : After GST & RERA being implemented there has been a trasnformation in the real estate sector. This transformation has led to transparency in the sector. Further it has improved the confidence of the buyers in the builders. Real Estate companies have started aligning their business models & policies as per the new compliances of RERA & GST.

Highlights on ‘How the Real Estate Management Institute’s (REMI) has started taking in potential applicants for a Real Estate Business Management and Housing Finance program.’

highlights on : After GST & RERA being implemented there has been a trasnformation in the real estate sector. This transformation has led to transparency in the sector. Further it has improved the confidence of the buyers in the builders. Real Estate companies have started aligning their business models & policies as per the new compliances of RERA & GST.

Highlights on realty markets in Mumbai, Delhi and Kolkata begin to stabilise post-demonetisation, GST and RERA, it emerges that Hyderabad was unaffected by all three factors.

Highlights on the lack of incentives for developers in the affordable housing sector and not much clarity on the concept of ‘affordability’ were among the major concerns raised by industry experts attending the national summit on ‘Housing For All’ organised by Assocham.

Highlights on the REMI’s brand new campus.

Shubika Bilkha, Director, REMI stating that “how agents & brokers are benfitted post RERA coming up.” ?

Highlights : On one of the path breaking developments in 2017 for the real estate sector has been implementation of Real Estate Regulation Act (RERA). The act has not only streamlined the sector but also brought in transparency in real estate transactions.

Highlights on: The Real Estate Management Institute- REMI, has announced the launch of women-focused educational programs in real estate through a unique initiative called #REMIRisers.

Highlights on Among 29 states in the country, only Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh and Punjab have set up permanent real estate regulatory authorities so far. Jammu and Kashmir is out of the purview of the Act as the state has to enact its own law.

Article mentions the quote by Shubikha Bilkha, Director, REMI stating that agents & brokers have abstained themselves from registration & thus they fail to get the advantages of it.

Quote by Ms. Shubikha Bilkha, Director, REMI stating that agents & brokers have abstained themselves from registration & thus they fail to get the advantages of it.

Highlights : Almost a year after the Real Estate Regulatory Act (RERA) was enacted, its implementation is still patchy, with a permanent regulator missing in most states.

Highlights : Almost a year after the Real Estate Regulatory Act (RERA) was enacted, its implementation is still patchy, with a permanent regulator missing in most states.

Highlights on, “the Mumbai Development Plan 2034 has finally received a go ahead after three long years, giving the land starved Mumbai a big reason to rejoice. The new plan holds immense significance for the city’s real estate sector such as it will unleash additional land parcels which were so far demarcated under the ‘no development zone.’

The Real Estate Management Institute – REMI conducted its first convocation for the graduates of the Real Estate Business Management and Housing Finance (BMF) program in Ahmedabad. The ceremony started with an opening address by the Director of REMI – Shubika Bilkha, followed with short note by Mr. Rajen Purohit – Chairperson CCE and Dr. R.K. Patel, Dy. Director, Ganpat University (GNU).

Ms Shubika Bilkha, Director Real Estate Management Institute, shared her views on how Mumbai Development Plan 2034, where Mumbai is currently facing land shortage but after this plan coming up, it has changed the earlier demarcated land categories and has opened up use of the salt pan land for affordable housing projects. 10 lac economical homes are expected to be built on these lands. This plan will lead to one of the biggest additions in organizable land for housing purpose in recent history.

Ms Shubika Bilkha, Director Real Estate Management Institue, shared her views on how Mumbai Development Plan 2034 will facilitates on economical housing.

Highlights on “how Mumbai Development Plan 2034 will fix the land shortage problem in Mumbai by demarcating the land categories and opening up use of the salt pan land for affordable housing projects. 10 lac economical homes are expected to be built on these lands.”

Highlights on how Mumbai Development Plan 2034 will fix the land shortage problem in Mumbai by opening no development zones and 300 hectares of salt pan land for affordable housing projects.

Highlights on “how Mumbai Development Plan 2034 will fix the land shortage problem in Mumbai by opening no development zones and 300 hectares of salt pan land for affordable housing projects.”

Highlights on “how Mumbai Development Plan 2034 will fix the land shortage problem in Mumbai by opening no development zones and 300 hectares of salt pan land for affordable housing projects. Realtors will be getting 3,555 hectares of land in total. 1 million economical homes are expected to be constructed on these lands. “

Highlights on how Mumbai Development Plan 2034 will facilitates on economical housing.

Highlights: On the one year in the Indian real estate market has been transformative with the introduction of a new regulatory regime- Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act RERA. The implementation and enforcement of the new at has resulted in real estate companies grapping to change their operating their operating models to align their businesses towards compliance.

Highlights : On the real estate sector in India witnessed private equity and debt investments to tune of $4.18 billion across 79 deals in 2017, according to News Corp’s VCCEdge. This was an increase of 12 percent over 2016. Another interesting trend was growth in the number of equity deals to 31 in 2017 with the remaining 48 as debt transaction, as compared to 2016 that saw 25 equity deals. The number are encouraging as the real sector in India transforms into an increasingly transparent and accountable industry.

Highlights : On the Real Estate Management Institute – REMI conducted its first convocation for the graduates of the Real Estate Business Management and Housing Finance (BMF 201) – Ahmedabad Batch December 2018 on the 23rd of March 2018. REMI’s flagship (BMF 201) launched in collaboration with GNU CCE in Ahmedabad, Gujarat trains participants on the requisite technical, business and entrepreneurial skills need to build on career in real estate.

Ms. Shubika bilkha shared her views about “How can we grow the sector into a stable and mature industry if we alienate women?”

Highlights: . A look into the current status of the industry reflects a need for 4 million professionals currently.

Highlights: On the sector skill gap has suggested that there are 75 million people required in real estate to build the government’s development agenda.

highlights: On a big jacaranda tree resplendent in purple nestles alongside a willowy Neem outside my bedroom window.

Highlights : On buying a plot or land is a very complex process and hence one is required to be more cautions before making any final decision. It mentions how one buyer thoroughly check a list of details while or before purchasing a land.

Highlights: On the house you looked at today and wanted to think about until tomorrow may be the same house someone looked at yesterday and will buy today, said famous US real estate consultant Koki Adasi.

Highlights: On the rights to purchase a house on Akshay Tritiya with the experts opinions on watching the market carefully by acquiring the most essential purchase of one’s life and sealing the best deal available for a buyer in a market.

Highlights the interesting elements in Real Estate traditionally where there have been no ‘qualified’ people but Now, everyone in this sector have learnt on the job. As the sector gets more organized, the regulatory frame work changes.

Highlights: On the scenario of rate hikes in home loan interest rates and tips to overcome the effects of the seme.

Ms.Shubika Bilkha had shared her views on “The lesser know careers in real estate for the fresh graduates or an early stage professional stage which are trying to outline a long term career path as today its very challenging.”

Highlights: On the Affordable housing that has remained the focus of the government for the last three years.

Highlights: Ms. Shubika Bilkha director, The Real Estate Management Institute (REMI) quoted that, “The PMO has focused on improving India’s ease of doing business ranking and remains committed in its endeavour to accomplish a better rank.

Highlights: On the possible scenario of rate hikes in home loan interest rates and tips to overcome the effects of the same.

Ms. Shubhika Bilkha (Director, REMI) states that, “The real estate sector has been expanding rapidly, and offers good opportunities. But it is difficult to get skilled professionals ready for government processes, business matters, branding, sales and marketing associated with real estate.

Ms.Shubika Bilkha had shared her views about the union minister of housing and urban affairs which has launched the country’s maiden livability index which will rank 116 cities on indicators such as infrastructure, education, sanitation and cleanliness.

The courses introduced for women by REMI are Broker Entrepreneurship for Women’, ‘Vaastu Consulting for Women’, ‘Effective Designing of Homes’, ‘Women Home Buyers’ and ‘Facilities Management/Asset Management for Women’. It also shares a quote from Ms. Shubika Bilkha, “The course will mobilise women who do broking as a part-time job and certify them under the RERA regime”

Highlights: Ms. Shubika Bilkha, shared her views about “The course which will mobilise women who do broking as a part-time job and certify them under the RERA regime

Highlights on the Real Estate Management Institute- REMI, announces the launch of women-focused educational programs in real estate through a unique initiative called #REMIRisers.

Highlights: Ms. Shubika Bilkha had shared her views about the union minister of housing and urban affairs which has launched the country’s maiden livability index which will rank 116 cities on indicators such as infrastructure, education, sanitation and cleanliness.

Highlights on REMI’s launch of women-focused educational programs in real estate through a unique initiative called #REMIRisers aiming to increase the participation of women in the real estate sector through empowerment by specially curate entrepreneurial and skilling programs.

Highlights : On aim #REMIRisers is to increase the participation of women in the real estate sector through empowerment by specially curate entrepreneurial and skilling programs.

Highlights : Ms. Shubika Bilkha shared her views about the graduates opting for the real estate sector and the programmes focused on housing finance for the same.

Highlights: The Real Estate Management Institute- REMI, announces the launch of women-focused educational programs in real estate through a unique initiative called #REMIRisers.

Highlights on REMI announcing the launch If women focused educational programmers In real estate through unique initiative called #REMIRisers.

Highlights : Ms. Shubika Bilkha, Director at REMI shared her views about the usage of new age technology to deliver houses at affordable cost and addresses the challenges being faced in mass housing sector today.

Highlights : HighRisers Seminar to create awareness about the diverse career options in the real estate sector.

Highlights: HighRiser seminar conducted in Ahmedabad on 15th March to create awareness about the diverse career options in the real estate sector.

Highlights: Seminar conducted in Ahmedabad to create awareness about the diverse career options in the real estate sector.

Highlights : High Riser seminar to be conducted in Ahmedabad on 15th March

Highlights : High Riser seminar to be conducted in Ahmedabad on 15th March

Ms. Shubika Bilkha, Director of REMI has shared her views about how the women in real estate moving forward in every field in the world.

highlights : The importance of women investing in the real estate sector.

Shubika Bilkha, Director at REMI along with Manju Yagnik and Archana Walavakar had shared their views about how Women are moving forward in every field of the world in difficult times.

Shubhika Bilkha, Director at REMI along with Manju Yagnik and Archana Walavakarwomen are seen showing their duties in front of the world in difficult hours.

Highlights : Shubika Bilkha, Director at REMI along with Manju Yagnik and Archana Walavakar has to say that Women are moving forward in every field.

Highlights on digital marketing workshop by The Real Estate Management Institute focusing on skills required for social media marketing and tool to measure digital marketing impact.

REMI Highlights: Digital Marketing Workshop on 24th February

Highlights: Shubika Bilkha, Business Head, Real Estate Management Institute shared her views on investors and real estate anticipation for the launch of the first Indian REIT.

REMI Highlights : Seminar in Gujarat for Young and Ambitious aspirants

REMI Highlights : Inviting all the ambitious aspirants for seminar in Ahmedabad GNU

REMI Highlights on Organizing Seminar in Ahmedabad

REMI Highlights on organizing a Highriser seminar in Ahmedabad to create awareness about the diverse career options in the real estate sector.

See REMI highlights : Organizing a Highriser seminar in Ahmedabad to create awareness about the diverse career options in the real estate sector.

See what Shubika Bilkha had shared about :

Shubika Bilkha, Business Head of REMI talks about the exposure highlights on the grey areas in Budget 2018.

Shubika Bilkha, Business Head – The Real Estate Management Institute (REMI) shared her view on ‘How it’s possible for landlord and a tenant to maintain a cordial relationship’

Budget Views on Realty Sector By REMI’s Business Head Shubika Bilkha :

See what REMI’s Business Head Shubika Bilkha had to say on the Union Budget 2018-19

REMI’s Founder & President Rohan Bulchandani speaks to Franchise India on the Government’s Smart city Mission and business opportunities in the Real Estate Sector in India.

REMI featured in Web Newswire as ‘Revolutionizing Real Estate Education’ in India Here is what Web Newswire has to say about REMI

We are excited to announce that REMI has been awarded ‘The Best Vocational Training Institute for Real Estate Management’ at the Lokmat Corporate Excellence Awards held on the 26th of November in Mumbai. This award represents the hard work and efforts of the entire REMI team, our wonderful students and all our partners. Thank you for making this possible!

On the 7th Anniversary of Construction & Architecture magazine read REMI’s report on Affordable Housing in Smart Cities as per the Government’s proposed 100 smart city development plan

Initiatives such as ‘Smart Cities’ and ‘Housing For All by 2022’ will increase the job prospects in the Real Estate Industry. Here’s what Loksatta has to say about REMI and how it contributes to building sustainable careers in the real estate sector

Rohan Bulchandani, Co-founder and President, REMI speaks to Times Property India on how the festive period is a good time to buy a home in Mumbai. He adds ”This period creates an almost perfect convergence of the three key elements required for a property transaction to culminate: demand, supply and money.”

REMI featured in the Property Times as a leading provider of real estate certification and executive course helping students get Job Ready in under 3 months”

The growing population, overall economic growth of the country, rising income levels and increased foreign investment, has led to a heightened need for improved infrastructure across urban, semi-urban and rural India.

The Real Estate Management Institute (REMI) launches 5 Certificate Programs for students aspiring to enter the real estate industry and 6 Executive Courses specially designed for real estate professionals.

The Real Estate Management Institute TM (REMI) launches 5 Certificate Programs for students aspiring to enter the real estate industry and 6 Executive Courses specially designed for real estate professionals.

REMI wins ‘Emerging Institute of the Year for Real Estate courses (Mumbai)’ at the recent Brands Academy Awards function in Bangalore on the 8th of August 2015.

Mumbai, India’s Largest City, is nothing if a collision of new-meets-old. The city capsulizes India’s emerging economic power and mammoth market potential, while still retaining traits of its rich and colorful culture and history.