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Tuesday, September 24, 2013

The tallest buildings in India

The tallest buildings in India


The tallest buildings in India

Photographs: Courtesy, Talati and Panthaky Associates 

No city in India is as starved of space as Mumbai is. Surrounded by sea on three sides, the city has only one way to expand – vertically. And that’s why, most of India’s tallest building are located in the city.
Among the major metros in India, Bangalore and Hyderabad is now seeing rise of tall structures but Delhi and Kolkata still lags behind.
Let’s take a look at 30 tallest buildings in India and the facilities they offer.
Courtesy: Wikipedia
JK House
Rank: 30
City: Mumbai
Height: 476 ft
Floors: 36
Year: 2012
Building type: Residential
Many describe it as Gautam Singhania’s own version of Antilia (Mukesh Ambani’s house). This is a private residence of Singhania located at Breach Candy, not too far from Antilia.
It features houses a museum, two private swimming pools, a gym with a spa and recreational centre, and a helipad at its highest point.
Photographs: Courtesy, Wikimedia Commons
Four Seasons Mumbai
Rank: 29
City: Mumbai
Height: 479 ft
Floors: 35
Year: 2012
Building type: Hotel
Located in the Worli-Lower Parel commercial area, Four Seasons features Mumbai’s highest rooftop bar accompanied by stunning city views.
The Four Seasons offers comfortable rooms with a 42-inch LCD TV. It has an outdoor pool, spa and fitness centre.
Photographs: Courtesy, Wikimedia Commons
Belvedere Court
Rank: 28
City: Mumbai
Height: 489 ft
Floors: 40
Year: 2000
Building type: Residential
Project by Mahindra Lifespaces, Belvedere Court is located at Mahalaxmi. It provides options of 3BHK and Duplex.
All rooms in the apartments overlook the Race Course and the Haji Ali Bay. The building has all modern amenities such as a swimming pool, health club with steam bath and jacuzzi, a tennis court, a squash court, and play area for children.
Photographs: Courtesy, Surya G
Oberoi Woods Towers I, II, & III
Rank: 27
City: Mumbai
Height: 492 ft
Floors: 40
Year: 2009
Building type: Residential
Developed by Oberoi Realty, the project is of the integrated township - Oberoi Garden City which is spread across 80 acres, at Goregaon East.
Amenities include swimming pool, tennis court, clubhouse, skating rink, verdant gardens and children's play area.
Photographs: Courtesy, Raheja Universal
Raheja Excelsior
Rank: 26
City: Mumbai
Height: 492 ft
Floors: 38
Year: 2012
Building type: Residential
Constructed by Raheja Universal, the project is located at Tardeo, off Haji Ali. It has all modern amenities such as club house, h-tech gym, integrated security, swimming pool, Jacuzzi and children play area.
Photographs: Courtesy, Sumer Group
Sumer Trinity 1 & 2
Rank: 25
City: Mumbai
Height: 492 ft
Floors: 36
Year: NA
Building type: Residential
Developed by Sumer Group, the project features all modern amenities like garden, swimming pool, play area, health facilities, recreation facilities, and 24hr power backup.
It is located at Prabhadevi.
Photographs: Courtesy, Sheth Developers
Sheth Beaumonde I, II, & III
Rank: 24
City: Mumbai
Height: 492 ft
Floors: 35
Year: NA
Building type: Residential
Developed by Sheth Developers, the project is located at Prabhadevi. It features amenities such as swimming pool, squash courts, spa, gym, mini theatre, cafeteria, etc.
Photographs: Courtesy, Sri Group
Le Palazzo
Rank: 23
City: Mumbai
Height: 492 ft
Floors: 46
Year: 2010
Building type: Residential
The project is developed by the Sri Group and is located at Nana Chowk, off Kemps Corner Bridge.
Some of the amenities include a 5-star banquet hall, pantry with catering facility, sky gardens, library, cafeterias, business centre, swimming pools, spa, ice skating, indoor games, and high security.
Photographs: Courtesy, Seth Developers
Vasant Polaris
Rank: 22
City: Mumbai
Height: 495 ft
Floors: 30
Year: 2009
Building type: Residential
Located in Goregaon West, the project was developed by Seth Developers. It features all modern amenities.
Photographs: Courtesy, Shreepati Group
Shreepati Arcade
Rank: 21
City: Mumbai
Height: 502 ft
Floors: 45
Year: 2002
Building type: Residential
It is located at Nana Chowk, Grant Road. The club house of the Shreepati Arcade is equipped with a swimming pool, gymnasium, steam, sauna & jacuzzi.
The building is constructed by Shreepati Group.
Photographs: Courtesy, Mantri Group
Mantri Pinnacle
Rank: 20
City: Bangalore
Height: 502 ft
Floors: 46
Year: NA
Building type: Residential
This is the tallest building in South India. It has 3,4,5 bedroom apartments/penthouses, which are fully equipped with all the luxurious features & amenities.
Photographs: Courtesy, Phoenix Mills
Shangri La/Palladium Hotel
Rank: 19
City: Mumbai
Height: 509 ft
Floors: 40
Year: 2012
Building type: Hotel
Located at High Street Phoenix in Parel, the hotel was supposed to be run by Shangri-La Hotels and Resorts.
Few days back the developer, Phoenix Mills and Shangri-La parted ways. The hotel is now rebranded as Palladium Hotel.
Photographs: Mark0687/Wikimedia Commons
MRVDC (World Trade Center)
Rank: 18
City: Mumbai
Height: 512 ft
Floors: 35
Year: 1970
Building type: Commercial
The Mumbai World Trade Centre in Cuffe Parade was built in 1970 and consists of two towers, MRVDC and IDBI.
Photographs: Courtesy, RNA Group
RNA Mirage
Rank: 17
City: Mumbai
Height: 518 ft
Floors: 40
Year: 2008
Building type: Residential
Constructed by RNA Group, the tower is located at Worli. Every flat in this building has over 2500-sq.ft living space. The project boasts of amenities such as swimming pool, landscaped garden, gymnasium, health club, spa and jacuzzi and steam.
Photographs: Courtesy, Rustomjee
Rustomjee Elanza 1, 2 & 3
Rank: 16
City: Mumbai
Height: 525 ft
Floors: 36
Year: N.A.
Building type: Residential
Elanza is located at Malad West and has 2 and 2.5 BHK apartments. It has all the modern say amenities.
Photographs: Courtesy, Bombay Realty
Springs
Rank: 15
City: Mumbai
Height: 525 ft
Floors: 41
Year: N.A.
Building type: Residential
Springs is part of The The Island City Center (ICC), which Bombay Realty (Wadias) are developing. ICC boasts of residences, offices, a 5-star hotel, a mall, high street and an international school.
The company say that Springs is Bombay Realty's most exquisite creation. This eco-friendly building has 3BHK and 4BHK apartments with all the modern amenities such as security, gym, lounge, library, squash court and a swimming pool.
Photographs: Courtesy, Raheja Universal
Raheja Legend
Rank: 14
City: Mumbai
Height: 548 ft
Floors: 40
Year: N.A.
Building type: Residential
Located at Worli, Raheja Legend has one luxurious residential unit per floor and a penthouse on the top three floors.
The clubhouse and swimming pool are situated on the seventh and the eighth floor respectively. The project is constructed by Raheja Universal.
Photographs: Courtesy, Lokhandwala Infrastructure
Victoria
Rank: 13
City: Mumbai
Height: 558 ft
Floors: 47
Year: 2012
Building type: Residential
Lokhandwala Infrastructure is developing this exclusive 55 storied tower that offers 4BHKs and Penthouses. Located at Worli, each house in the tower offers views of the Arabian Sea and Mahalakshmi Race Course.
Photographs: Courtesy, Sheth Developers
Vasant Grandeur
Rank: 12
City: Mumbai
Height: 564 ft
Floors: 36
Year: 2010
Building type: Residential
Sheth Developers is constructing this project situated in the precincts of Vasant Marvel, Kandivali (E).
It will have a 2-level podium, lush garden, swimming pool and clubhouse on the upper level and Offers 2, 21/2 and 3 BHK apartments.
Photographs: Reuters
Antilia
Rank: 11
City: Mumbai
Height: 568 ft
Floors: 27
Year: 2010
Building type: Residential
Named after the mythical Atlantic island of Antillia, this building is home to one of the world’s richest person, Mukesh Ambani. It is also the most expensive home in the world.
Designed by Chicago based architects, Perkins & Will, Antilia is built at a cost of about $2 billion (according to Forbes).
Photographs: Courtesy, Wadhwa Group
Imperial Heights 1 & 2
Rank: 10
City: Mumbai
Height: 591 ft
Floors: 49
Year: 2011
Building type: Residential
Wadhwa Group, the project developer, says that it is the only 7-star homes that boasts of features and amenities that are unique in every way.
The facilities include an extensive lap, plunge and children’s pool, water-bodies, children’s wet and dry play equipment, common clubhouse with indoor facilities etc.
Photographs: Courtesy, Sunshine Group
Sunshine Tower
Rank: 9
City: Mumbai
Height: 591 ft
Floors: 40
Year: 2011
Building type: Commercial
Located at Dadar West, the project is constructed by Sunshine Group.
Photographs: Courtesy, Godrej Properties
Planet Godrej
Rank: 8
City: Mumbai
Height: 594 ft
Floors: 51
Year: 2009
Building type: Residential
Located at Mahalaxmi on a 9 acre plot, Planet Godrej offer 360 degree views from all the apartments.
Photographs: Courtesy, DB Realty
Orchid Woods 1, 2, & 3
Rank: 7
City: Mumbai
Height: 623 ft
Floors: 55
Year: 2012
Building type: Residential
The project belongs to DB Realty. Located at Goregaon, the project occupies 2.4-acre land. The project offers all the modern amenities including podium gardens, multiple swimming pools, and health clubs and Jacuzzi.
Photographs: Courtesy, Rohan Lifespaces
The Ruby
Rank: 6
City: Mumbai
Height: 627 ft
Floors: 40
Year: 2011
Building type: Commercial
The project has come up on Ruby Mills located at Dadar. The owner of Ruby Mills jointly developed the property with Rohan Lifespaces.
Photographs: Uniconnect/Wikimedia Commons
Ashok Towers
Rank: 5
City: Mumbai
Height: 633 ft
Floors: 49
Year: 2009
Building type: Residential
Ashok Towers project is spread over 18 acres and offer a range of studios; 2, 3, 4, 5 BHK apartments, garden duplex and penthouses.
Peninsula Land Limited is developing the tower.
A choice of design options and excellent amenities are offered along with the luxury of walkways, lush parks, sports and other recreational activities to create an inviting and holistic living experience, states the developer’s website.
Photographs: Courtesy, K Raheja Corp
Vivarea 1, 2, & 3
Rank: 4
City: Mumbai
Height: 656 ft
Floors: 45
Year: 2012
Building type: Residential
The project is constructed by K Raheja Corp and is located at Mahalaxmi.
It has all the modern amenities including jogging track, gymnasium, games room, swimming pool, children’s play area, etc.
Photographs: Courtesy, Kohinoor Group
Kohinoor Square
Rank: 3
City: Mumbai
Height: 666 ft
Floors: 52
Year: 2013
Building type: Mixed Use
The building is coming up at Kohinoor Mills, Shivaji Park. It is one of the first Skyscraper building in India to achieve a Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Gold rating for environmental sustainability.
The Kohinoor square complex comprises a main skyscrapers and residence skyscrapers which are used for mixed use like Hotel, Residence and High-End Shopping mall.
Photographs: Courtesy, Lodha Group
Lodha Bellissimo A, B, & C
Rank: 2
City: Mumbai
Height: 728 ft
Floors: 53
Year: 2012
Building type: Residential
Lodha, the project developer, is selling flats in this project by invitation only. This exclusive project has world-class facilities including conference rooms and concierge services. It is features among the world’s top 1,000 landscape.
Photographs: Courtesy, SD Corporation
Imperial Towers 1 & 2
Rank: 1
City: Mumbai
Height: 833 ft
Floors: 61
Year: 2010
Building type: Residential
The Imperial is a twin-tower residential skyscraper located at the sea front in Tardeo. The project is designed by designed by Hafeez Contractor. It’s probably the only buildings in the country to have a private observation deck is present at the top of each towers.
The project is jointly developed by Shapoorji Pallonji Group and Dilip Thacker Group.
The houses in this project ranges between 2,550-10,000 ft and boast of world-class amenities.
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Saturday, September 14, 2013

Gitanjali Gems - Free Fall in Stock Price Continues...

Gitanjali Gems - Free Fall in Stock Price Continues...

Gitanjali Gems had an incredible run in the first half of 2013. Its share price surged from about Rs. 300 in the beginning of the year to a peak of Rs. 649 in April 2013, giving multibagger returns to its delirious shareholders.
Now, when a stock exhibits such incredible out-performance, it becomes a target for Bear raiders, who lie in hiding looking for chinks in the stock’s armour. The Bears got their chance in May/ June 2013 when gold prices began to plunge and retailers like Gitanjali Gems who had huge inventory suffered MTM losses. To make matters worse, the Govt. decided to discourage further import/ consumption of gold by imposing onerous terms on its import.
This was a golden opportunity for the Bears. They ganged up and launched a concerted no-holds barred attack on all jewellery retailers like Gitanjali Gems, TBZ, Ganesh Jewellery, Titan Industries etc.
Gitanjali Gems, which was the out-performer so far, was the worst affected in the face of the fearsome Bear attack. It tripped a series of lower circuit filters and ended 60% lower in less than a week.
A few brave Bulls did rush in to rescue the embattled stock. However, the onslaught of the Bear attack was so fierce that the Bulls had to beat a hasty retreat after suffering huge losses.
Sadly, one of the prominent victims of the Gitanjali Gems debacle is N Jayakumar of Prime Securities. As per the Annual Report of Prime Securities, N. Jayakumar holds 225,000 shares of Gitanjali Gems which he bought for Rs. 7.68 crores at Rs. 341 each. At today’s CMP of Rs. 93, N. Jayakumar has already suffered a loss of Rs. 5.58 crore. In addition, Prime Broking Company India Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of Prime Securities, holds a massive chunk of 17,02,269 shares of Gitanjali Gems. Assuming these were bought at the same time, the loss on this holding is of whopping Rs. 42.22 crore.

However, this may only be the tip of the iceberg. According to the ET, Prime Securities owes more than Rs 80-100 crore to NSE in the equity derivatives segment owing to unusual trades in Gitanjali Gems. NSE fears that Prime Securities may default and has held back payout to Prime. NSE & SEBI are also probing whether Prime Securities/ N. Jayakumar are engaged in price manipulation of the Gitanjali Gems stock price.
N. Jayakumar/ Prime Securities Portfolio Of Worthless Stocks
Surprisingly, though N. Jayakumar comes across as a savvy stock picker in his TV interviews, he has invested huge funds in a number of rubbish stocks through Prime Securities. If you look at the annual report of Prime Securities for the year ended 31.3.2012, you will find the following stocks in the portfolio:


It is surprising that N. Jayakumar had the conviction to invest such large sums of money in dubious and unknown companies like Aanjaneya Lifecare, Greycells Entertainment, Intense Technologies, IOL Netcom etc.

What makes the situation worse is that N. Jayakumar has pledged the holdings of Prime Securities to raise short-term borrowings. Those borrowings may have in turn been invested in similar worthless stocks in the hopes that there will be a quick multibagger. Also, as the value of the pledged shares have plunged, the lenders must be hounding N. Jayakumar for more collateral.

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High Dividend Yield Stocks

High Dividend Yield Stocks

The stock market has been volatile for almost 5 years now with no signs of recovery. But in all this volatility there are certain stocks which are considered relatively safer bet. These are High Dividend Yield Stocks. Before we name these stocks, let’s look at some basics.

What is Dividend?

Dividend is money paid regularly by a company to its shareholders out of its profits (or reserves). Dividends are mostly paid quarterly or annually.

How dividends help investors?

If you have been able to identify the right stocks, dividend can be source of regular income and that too without selling any of your shares. Also with rising market you also gain in terms of price appreciation of the holding share while in the falling market the loss is offset to an extent by the regular dividends paid by the company. Thus High Dividend Yield Stocks are consider safer bet.

Dividend Yield:

Dividend yield gives the income earned from stock holding from dividends alone. It is ratio of the annual dividend paid per share to the current market price per share.
Dividend Yield = (Dividend per share/CMP) X 100
For example, HCL Info’s dividend yield is given by:
Dividend Yield = (8/39) x 100 = 20%
This means that if you buy HCL Infosystem today and holds it for one year, you can expect to get 20% returns (looking historically) in terms of dividend paid by the company. Additionally you might gain or lose due to price change of the share itself.

High Dividend Yield Stocks: Criteria

Following is the criteria for high dividend yield stocks:
  1. All stocks in S&P CNX 500 has been considered
  2. Companies which have been regularly paying dividend for last 5 years with dividend yield > 3% every year
  3. P/E Ratio is lower than the industry average
  4. Price to Book Value less than 2
Following are the stocks which qualify after the above criteria:
StocksLatest Price (Rs.) *Face ValueDividend per ShareDividend (%)Dividend Yield
HCL Infosystems Ltd.39.2028400%20.4%
PSL Ltd.58.4510440%6.8%
SRF Ltd.207.751014140%6.7%
Andhra Bank99.55105.555%5.5%
Corporation Bank402.701020.5205%5.1%
Aarti Industries Ltd.72.7053.570%4.8%
Allahabad Bank133.1510660%4.5%
Balmer Lawrie & Company Ltd.588.251026260%4.4%
Graphite India Ltd.82.0523.5175%4.3%
Indian Bank176.00107.575%4.3%
Deepak Fertilizers & Petrochemicals Corporation Ltd.131.45105.555%4.2%
Syndicate Bank96.75103.838%3.9%
Jammu & Kashmir Bank Ltd.935.701033.5335%3.6%
Bajaj Holdings & Investment Ltd.751.401025250%3.3%
* The above stock price is as of August 7, 2012
The above research has been done by Jainam
The above list is just a guideline and you might like to do further research before investing in any of the stocks.
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