Premia Group Sets a New Benchmark by its Commitment to Preserve Ecological Balance

Premia Group, a business giant, started its real estate operations in 2011. Since then, they have established a formidable reputation in this business and are known for redefining luxurious experiences. The visionary behind Premia’s grand success is Mr. Tarun Shienh, the Chairman of Premia Group. His highly enviable experience of 21 years is the greatest asset that Premia boasts of today. Courtesy his incessant effort towards innovation, Mr. Shienh has come up with the idea of corporate cities in a bid to change the rules of corporate luxury forever.

Premia Corporate City in Noida is an upcoming state-of-the-art venture that takes pride in its grandness. The well-planned project offers a complete corporate city experience which includes a 5-star hotel, corporate offices, service studios, retail mall, golf course, amusement park, theme-based restaurants, cultural food courts and an endless list of world-class amenities.

The idea is to build sustainable buildings; this is why the contractor is being instructed to implement smart energy strategies like works commissioning, efficient designs and construction, use of efficient appliances etc. The most important is the efficient use of water because buildings are considered the main consumers of potable water. Not only this, a lot of water is wasted during the construction of a building. Hence, Premia Group pays special attention that only recycled water is used for construction. Apart from this, only environment-friendly building material is being used. The toxic chemicals generated during construction can be reduced by reuse and recycling of the building material.

Premia Corporate City and Crown of Noida by Premia Group, both follow the same environment-friendly construction model. The idea is to not to compromise on the ecological balance just for the sake of luxury. By taking all these steps towards environment conservation, Premia has established a new business ethic which mandates conglomerates to think in this direction.

These sustainable buildings will have dedicated corporate towers for different categories of offices. The concept behind these lavish corporate cities is to give to the customers an ultimate corporate destination, which transforms business into something grander. The star attractions of this corporate city are – exclusive lobbies, conference rooms, convertible work stations, theme restaurants, banks and ATMs, coffee shop, spa, gym, bar, multiplexes and business centre etc. A kids zone has been especially built to take special care of children. A shopper’s destination with unmatched range of services, facilities and amenities, Premia Corporate City is on its way to becoming a real estate milestone.

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India’s 1st Corporate City – Premia Corporate City – KP 5, Greater Noida West

Premia Group has introduced its upcoming Ultra Luxurious Commercial Real Estate project “Premia Corporate City”  which offers Corporate Parks and Business Parks are age old concept in Indian Realty Sector, where Builders and Developers offer just Commercial Office Spaces or Retail Spaces but Premia Corporate City moved step ahead by launching Corporate City at Greater Noida, first of its kind not only in Greater Noida or Noida Extension but in India. Premia Corporate City offers anything and everything which a Corporate House, International Brand and Investors are exploring – Class, Elegance, Ultra Luxurious Complete Corporate City having 5 Star Hotel, Corporate Offices, Retail Mall, Serviced Studios, Amusement Park, 5 Star Clubs, International Spa, Banquet Hall, Food Court, Banks, ATM Space and a Golf Course.

Premia Corporate City has given the investors reason to celebrate & cheer and raise their expectations with Premia Group to come up with similar milestone projects in future which gives them unmatched innovation and luxury component with assured returns.

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Mr. Tarun Shienh Coverage in HT City

 

Mr. Tarun Shienh Coverage in HT CITY

 

Mr. Tarun Shienh Coverage in ALIVE Magazine

Mr. Tarun Shienh – The Real Estate Guru Coverage in ALIVE Magazine

Is it the right time to buy property! By : The Real Estate Guru Tarun Shienh

People ask me the other day is it the right time to buy a property in Delhi-NCR? I say, If you have been hesitating to buy property in Delhi-NCR due to the high property prices, here is good news for you. Real estate prices in Delhi-NCR are already down. Therefore, this is just the right time for you to invest in a property in Delhi-NCR.

This is the first time in the last 3 years that the sale of residential properties in NCR (National Capital Region) and Delhi has witnessed a slowdown. There has been a drop of about 30-40% in real estate sales in the region. Experts are off after that this is one of the major contributors of declining property prices.

Fall in Property Prices

If you are looking to purchase property in Delhi or NCR, this is the best time to go for your new apartment. There has been a significant fall in secondary market prices of properties in posh south were to North Delhi areas in the recent times. Moreover, investors in the real estate market have now become desperate sellers. The region is witnessing the availability of many distressed deals in the market. People are desperate to sell off their properties, as they want the money for alternative uses. They are even willing to sell their apartments at a much lower price.

Unsold Inventory is Helping the Buyers

Many brokers have claimed that almost every builder in Delhi-NCR faces the problem of unsold inventory. They are not able to hold on to the inventory anymore, as they are desperate for cash. Moreover, buyers in Delhi are taking a lot of time to make up their mind about purchasing a property. While the problem of unsold inventory is a major reason for property prices coming down, the government’s recent decision to hike the circle rates in Delhi has also had an impact on the property sales. Buyers are now enjoying an upper hand, and are managing to negotiate payment terms in their favor for up to 6 months instead of 3 months, which has been the standard norm so far.

Buyers Have an Upper Hand

It is just the right time for you to buy property in Delhi/NCR. Real estate developers have been gradually slashing their prices and providing various attractive schemes to draw buyers towards their properties. Thus, purchasing a house in Delhi/NCR today is an excellent option. Sellers in Delhi are quite desperate to sell, and you as a buyer can bargain and get a house of your choice at the right price.

Prices have never been this low since the last two decades, and the attractive schemes launched by the investors have struck a chord with the buyers. Prices of properties have come down in Delhi/NCR due to several factors like high rate of inflation, slow economic growthand high rate of interest. Property developers are burdened with high inventory levels and debts that are compelling them to slash prices in many localities of Delhi.

Other Reasons to Opt for Immediate Property Purchase

• Further decline in property prices will not happen in the immediate future due to the recent policies of a stable government in New Delhi, committed towards the development of infrastructure and land. So if you plan to buy a house, don’t delay any further.

• The average annual salary increment in India stands at a meager 10% and the inflation rate yet to be under control, but there are prospects of economic revival, which will lead to a sudden increase in property prices. So it is better for you to go for your dream house without further ado.

• Reserve Bank of India has recently taken certain steps due to which the rate of interests for EMIs would come down. This would again see an upward hike of property prices.

So before all these policies start impacting the property prices, you should seriously think of investing your money in the realty sector of Delhi/NCR.

Premia Group Offer you A Good Deal and Suitable Location.

We are offering some project for the people who want to buy property in Delhi NCR

PREMIA CORPORATE CITY

Corporate Parks, Cyber Cities, IT Park, Office Cum Residential Complex, Corporate Office Hubs and Commercial Complex are the familiar terms to everyone, with many upcoming real estate projects delivering the ideal retail, residential and office spaces. Corporate City Concept is the latest trend in the industry, where every service, amenity and facility for Corporate Houses and MNC’s will be provided in a single location. From Luxury 5 Star Hotel, World Class Retail Mall, Corporate Offices, Serviced Studios, Amusement Park, 5 Star Clubs, World Class Gym and Spa to 3 Tier Security, Conference Room Facility, Room Service, Cultural Food Court and 24 hours Power Supply, you can find almost everything in a Corporate City – Therefore Premia Corporate City is being introduced as India’s First Corporate City at Greater Noida (West) by Premia Group, known best to deliver Highest Standards of Projects…

PREMIA CORPORATE CITY 2

Crown Of Noida – Premia Corporate City 2 is located in Sector 62, Noida. This is the most apt location for all. Vicinity to all the major locations in the city is a great plus point for us. Working on every detail to make this corporate city look classy and luxurious, our experts have planned a perfect layout and selected the finest designs for each building and structure within the premises. With minute detailing of each design, selection of the best quality material to build and selecting luxurious finishing, we have made every effort to make this a perfect destination for corporates. By selecting to invest in Crown Of Noida “Premia Corporate city 2”, you have made the right decision and you shall be rest assured that you will get the best services and the best real estate worth every bit you spent. We also maintain transparency in transactions and build long term customer relationships with trust and quality…

PREMIA WESTERN STAR

Premia Western Star is a high end luxury residential project for those who love exclusivity and excellence. The project incorporates the finest materials, designs elements and amenities and creates a divinely luxurious environment to evoke warmth and promise a new standard of living for you and your family.
Premia Western Star Amenities are Luxurious 5 Star Lobby, High Speed Internet Access in Common Area, Landscape Garden, 24 hours Power Backup, 24 hour Security & Closed – Circuit Monitoring, Smart Card Access, State-of-the-Art Gym, Kids Play Area, Swimming Pool, Golf Putting Greens, Jogging Track, Cricket Practice Pitch, High Speed Elevators, Dedicated Waste Collection & Sorting Facility, Solar Geyser and Community area lighting through solar energy and Access of All the Amenities of India’s 1st Corporate City…

These are the projects offer by premia group.

Author :

The Real Estate Guru Tarun Shienh is the Chairman of Premia Group. He enjoys writing informative blogs, articles, and reviews. He likes to think of her writing as an online resource; helping end-users answer questions, while guiding others in the direction they seek.

Source :

• http://www.prlog.org/12516119-is-it-the-right-time-to-buy-property.html
• http://www.briefingwire.com/pr/is-it-the-right-time-to-buy-property-
• http://www.onlineprnews.com/news/646363-1449315199-is-it-the-right-time-to-buy-property.html

GST IS GOOD FOR ALL

By The Real Estate Guru Mr. Tarun Shienh

On the start of the winter session of Parliament, The Real Estate Guru Tarun Shienh today said it is time lawmakers across parties passed the Constitutional Amendment Bill on GST without further delay. This would send a strong signal to investors that India’s economy can overcome serious global and domestic challenges with political will.

He said GST can be an “Amrit” for the Indian economy against a very difficult global economic scenario, affected by demand slowdown, uncertain geopolitical situation after the Paris terror attacks, and an unprecedented crash in vital commodities.

“GST will harmonise indirect taxes by doing away with multiplicity of taxes. It will also reduce a cost of production, which will be then passed on consumers, thus lowering inflation. More striking would be the display of a political unity and the will to rise up to national cause. That will be a great positive for revival of investment, both domestic and international, something most needed at this point of difficult international times,” Mr Tarun Shienh said in his view on Special Interview with media.

Mr. Tarun Shienh added, Our GDP growth can rise by 1 to 1.5 percent by GST alone, going up to 9 percent from the present estimated 7.3 percent.

He urged the principal Opposition Congress Party to rise up to the national call and support the Goods and Services Bill in the Rajya Sabha. The Real Estate Guru requested the Government as well to reach out to all the political parties for a common cause.

“If the Congress Party or any other national or regional party has some specific concerns, the government should look into the same and address it as far as possible. There can always be a middle ground. Besides, the passage of the Bill would not mean casting it in stone; as the nation starts implementing the new taxation regime, some important lessons can be learnt and incorporated by subsequent changes in the law. But, if there is one thing that our nation needs from its political leadership, it is the GST,” Mr. Tarun Shienh said.

On the present state of the economy, The real Estate Guru  said one of the main worrying aspects is lack of appetite for fresh investment which is further discouraged by lack of demand as is evident from the latest IIP (Index of Industrial Production) numbers showing the slowest growth industrial output in four months (3.6 pc) during September.

Mr. Shienh said that the critical challenge was to generate jobs for the one million Indians joining the workforce every month. The only way out was “Employment promotion through entrepreneurship”. He felt that the challenge was to become a nation of job creators rather than job seekers. For that, improving the ease of doing business was a critical first step. So, was better infrastructure, and more affordable access to finance and information, especially in small towns and villages.

Mr. Tarun Shienh cautioned poor rural demand thanks to two successive failures of Monsoon is clearly affecting the economic growth across different sectors—agriculture, industry, and services. Besides, there is a real threat of food inflation widening its scale well beyond pulses and onion. “Recent spurt in pulses (53 percent) and onion prices (85 percent) even on a wholesale price index, spells out an urgent need for a holistic approach on food production and management and how the entire rural economy should be well integrated with the rest of the economy”.

One suggestion was to have an empowered infrastructure dispute resolution mechanism, which would quickly solve the many problems that existing projects had got into, which was also deterring fresh investment.

On global economic head winds, Mr Tarun Shienh stresses upon the need to remain vigilant with regard unfolding geopolitical situation after the Paris terror attack and continuous problems in China. Japan has again gone into recession while the Federal Reserve has queered the pitch of raising or not raising the interest rates. “We need to give a lot of credit to RBI for ensuring stability in the foreign exchange rates even as most of the currencies of the emerging economies have seen a sharp erosion. But a constant vigil needs to be kept”.

The Delhi Master Plan may not fulfill your Dream for home until 2021

The Real Estate Guru Tarun Shienh thinks that the Delhi Master plan is still a distant dream, especially for those who want to realize their dreams of owning home before 2021. The Real Estate Guru Tarun Shienh says that The Delhi Master Plan is still on paper and the way to implement it in words and deed passes through a long and a tedious legal process. There are lots of legal hurdles which require thorough scrutiny. What are these legal hurdles? Let us know in his own words:

Delhi is the capital city of India and home to a population of almost 16 million people. It remains one of the largest urban agglomerations in the world. Therefore, it becomes important to look at the state of urban planning in the city and to constantly evolve and evaluate the strategies for managing its growth and development The Master Plan for Delhi is supposed to be the main policy document for this purpose, a legally enforceable text which lays down the planning strategies and development controls applicable to the city.

This paper attempts to provide a critical analysis of the Master Plan, keeping in mind the recent controversies regarding the demolition drive in the city against unauthorized construction. There is an attempt to deconstruct the provisions of the plan in the face of the ground realities facing the residents. Special attention is given to the debate over stringent and outdated development controls and zoning regulations in the city and the theoretical underpinnings of this debate.

The paper also looks at some examples of cities across the world to get a feel of the international trends in planning for better cities. The paper finds that there are serious shortcomings in the draft plan, which has failed to address the demands of the residents of the city. The paper concludes that there is a case for greater participation by the people in the decision making process rather than a top down planning approach, and there is an urgent need to review the Master Plan and bring out the finalized draft for implementation at the soonest.

India lives in its villages, but modern India resides in its cities. Cities are the centers of growth to which the populace from all regions gets attracted to, whether to look for new career opportunities, or in hope of finding a better life and escaping the drudgery and poverty of stagnating rural areas. All across the world, any country that has experienced the transformation of an economically developed nation has experienced sharply increased urbanization also, with cities emerging as centers of trade manufacturing and sophisticated service providers. India is no different. With an ever-expanding economy and sharp rise in the share of services in the national income, India is experiencing urbanization as never before. In total, some 108 million Indians, or 10.5 per cent of the national population, live in the country’s 35 largest cities. According to the 2001 census in all about 27% of the population lives in urban areas with an urban to rural ratio of 39.

Today Mumbai is the largest Indian city and the third largest urban area in the world with a population of 18.84 million. The National Capital Region of Delhi is the 6th largest urban area in the world with a population of about 16 million people. Cities of such huge magnitude, having a population of over 10 million, are in fact, now classified as ‘Mega Cities’.

But with the growth of such large urban areas also comes the problem of managing them well to ensure good quality of life for the residents. The existence of such large numbers of people densely packed into compact regions has led to ever-increasing burdens on the resources available in the cities. Housing, waste management, slums, transportation, have emerged as some of the most pressing problems in urban areas along with the overall issue of effective utilization of land. It is in dealing with such problems that urban planning comes to the fore, in order to provide a comprehensive development strategy for the city with a forward-looking approach. The city may thus get divided into administrative and uses based zones with separate plans for the same along with an all encompassing master plan for the city as a whole.

The question is how relevant and effective are such plans, both in their objectives and in their implementation. Do they pragmatically take into consideration the actual ground realities or are they too utopian in nature? Is due consideration given to the financial viability of such plans? And most importantly to what extent does this planning process curtail the rights of individual citizens to use their properties as they see fit, and to pursue any means of self-improvement that the city has to offer.

This paper attempts to analyze these issues focusing on the draft document on the Master Plan for Delhi till the year 2021 (MPD 2021). There has been a lack of comprehensive analysis on this major policy document till now and at present there is no research work available on the Master Plan. This work becomes all the more relevant in light of the widespread protests and controversies that these plans seem to generate. There is a huge urban planning quandary here. On one hand Denizens are protesting against the demolition drive launched by the Municipal Corporation of Delhi against unauthorized constructions whereas on the other hand the implementing agencies and judicial bodies are helpless who are saddled with the task of ensuring the implementation of the existing provisions of the master plan. The city is demanding a change in the draconian land use policy and requires an urgent revision and the formulation of a new Master Plan. Yet the new Master Plan is not without its own shortcomings. The paper aims to provide a critical analysis of the existing draft plan in this context and to collate examples of successful urban planning the world over. Finally the paper looks into the issue of zoning and strictly ordained and planned land use and its relevance in a free market based economy based with the inviolable right to private property.

 

 

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Solar power in India

With about 300 clear, sunny days in a year, India’s theoretically calculated solar energy incidence on its land area alone is about 5,000 trillion kilowatt-hours (kWh) per year (or 5 EWh/yr).

The solar energy available in a year exceeds the possible energy output of all fossil fuel energy reserves in India. The daily average solar power plant generation capacity over India is 0.25 kWh per m2 of used land area, which is equivalent to about 1,500–2,000 peak (rated) capacity operating hours in a year with the available commercially-proven technologies.

On 16 May 2011, India’s first 5 MW of installed capacity solar power project was registered under the Clean Development Mechanism.

The project is in Sivagangai Village, Sivaganga district, Tamil Nadu. In January 2015, the Indian government significantly expanded its solar plans targeting US$100 billion of investment and 100 GW of solar capacity by 2022.

Current status
Government-funded solar electricity in India was approximately 6.4 MW per year as of 2005. India is ranked number one in terms of solar electricity production per watt installed, with an insolation of 1,700 to 1,900 kilowatt hours per kilowatt peak (kWh/KWp).

25.1 MW was added in 2010 and 468.3 MW in 2011. As of 31 August 2015, the installed grid connected solar power capacity is 4,229.36 MW, and India expects to install an additional 10,000 MW by 2017 and a total of 100,000 MW by 2022.

Mr. Tarun Shienh

Mr. Tarun Shienh, who has diverse rich experience across real estate and financial services industry, is a renowned Real Estate Veteran and Visionary Entrepreneur. His forte lies in delivering world class high quality and innovative real estate projects in India, has facilitated “Premia Family” to incorporate Quality, Trust and Transparency ethics in Premia Group Companies. An MBA & Post Graduate Diploma Holder in Finance from Delhi University, Mr. Tarun has sharp Management & Financial Planning acumen which paved way for establishment of effective Business Processes during his tenure in respective organizations.

Under his Strong Leadership and Extraordinary Vision, “Premia Group” is committed towards driving revenues and creating wealth for all key Stakeholders and Investors. Mr. Tarun Shienh is honored as “The Real Estate Guru” by Builders Council of India (BCI), Prestigious Semi Government Body PHD Chamber Of Commerce and Journalist Association of India (JAI).

The honor is quite interesting because never before in India any real estate developer or builder was given this kind of title for his excellence leadership or innovative approach.

He is the Chairman Of Assocham National Council on Luxury and the Director of Human Right Council of India a body working for the Social Causes.

He is the Mentor of Interior Design Students of JD Institute of Fashion Technology.

Solar Energy in India

The Indian solar story is much bigger than the story of one country and one technology. It is one of those game-changing developments that will have an impact on many aspects of our lives around the globe. It is the opportunity of a lifetime for India, for the global energy industry and for the climate. Here is why.

In terms of its energy infrastructure, India is where China was 30 years ago: It needs to industrialize and for that it needs to massively expand its energy supply. The difference is: its choices are much better and clearer. A look at China shows the downsides of a coal-heavy strategy: severe pollution and enormous water-usage. At the same time, the costs of wind and solar have fallen to about 5-10% of what they were in 1990.

India has the option of building its future energy infrastructure around solar and other renewables storage and smart grids rather than coal. This will be a choice that costs less, is much cleaner, saves water, provides a maximum of energy security and allows India to move to the forefront of key future technologies. Solar has enough potential to satisfy a vastly increased power demand in India.

It is also the opportunity of a lifetime for Indians that have no access to power (mostly in the villages) or face highly unreliable power (in many cities and industrial hubs). Solar now puts the power into the hands of consumers. It is quick and easy to install, making distributed power generation possible. In future, if the government won’t fix it, consumers will do it themselves.

A Lifetime Opportunity for Solor Energy in india
India is a huge market, perhaps the largest future energy opportunity anywhere. As compared to China, it is also a much more open market. If solar will be the backbone of India’s future energy economy, that is good news for energy companies around the world: they can offer solutions in a market that is more transparent, more competitive and more environmentally friendly than thermal power.

This promise of the Indian solar market attracts an entirely new crowd of international investors, ranging from American and European utilities to the Japanese entrepreneur Masayoshi Son and his Softbank, to leading private equity investors and to the Russian oil major Rosneft – often shifting away from other energy businesses (oil, coal, nuclear). They are making investment bets as large as any in the global energy market. Solar is no longer a niche opportunity. It is mainstream and India has attracted the biggest investments this year.

A Lifetime Opportunity for the Global Climate
Last but not least, solar in India is one of the biggest single measures to save the global climate.

On the other hand, if India can build a modern energy infrastructure around solar, it will be of enormous benefit to everyone. And think of the effect this would have on development conversations everywhere: it can show the way for other countries in a similar stage of development in Africa, Asia and the Middle East – altogether around half the world’s population.