Real Estate sector in India is infamous for being Unregulated and Unorganized with no proper guidelines for builders to follow, because of which end customers and buyers suffer losses due to delays and project’s scrapping at times. In such a scenario there is a strong need of Self Motivated and Committed developers with Experience in this sector and Commitments to deliver the Projects on Time. Although Real Estate investments promises high returns and capital appreciation, credibility and experience of developer is equally important.
The Raj Planet, under strong leadership and business insight of Mr. Rajeev Singh (Founder and CMD) with 12++ Years of experience in Real Estate and familiar with exposure to market’s ups and downs comes up with an Innovative and Strong Entry into the Real Estate Market with a Venture “The Raj Planet”. The core strategist and management team of the company is finely selected with Experience, Commitments and Self-Motivation as the driving force, which ensures the company to fulfill its Corporate Philosophy of creating New Benchmarks of Quality and Commitments in delivering the High on Value Commercial, Residential and Retail Projects.
Starting with its first Residential Project in Lucknow which is yet to be announced, company ensures that the Core Management and Operations team is well equipped with Market Experience and Professional Attitude.
With Mr. Chandra Vijay Singh (8 Yrs. of Experience into Real Estate), Mr. Vineet Srivastava (16 Yrs. of Experience in Banking and Finance), Mr. Kulbhushan Kanuujia (12 Yrs. of Experience in Banking and Real Estate), Mr. Ravi Shukla (14 Yrs. of experience in Banking and Real Estate) and Mohd. Aamir Siddqui (8 Yrs. of Experience in Real Estate) on Board with the company, The Raj Planet will soon be announcing Residential and Commercial Projects in Lucknow and Kanpur, finely and especially selected with a motto of Redefining the Buyer’s opinion towards Real Estate by setting up New Benchmarks of Perfection and Professionalism.
According to the Economic Survey 2013-14, the real estate and ownership of dwellings contributed to 5.9 per cent of India’s GDP, registering a growth of 5.6 per cent in 2012-13. Real estate in particular, grew by 26.1 per cent. The real estate and construction sector is the second largest employer generator in India after agriculture
. As per a planning commission report published in 2012, India faces a housing shortage of about 1.9 crore in urban areas, and about 4 crore in rural areas, taking the total housing shortage in India to about 6 crore. More than 95 per cent of this housing shortage belongs to the urban and rural poor i.e. Lower Income Group (LIG) and Economically Backward Section (EWS).