Trump Towers India

Macrotech, which built the Trump Tower in Mumbai, will be the biggest Indian developer to try to list since DLF Ltd. went public in 2007.

New Yorkers walking down Fifth Avenue in recent years have become used to navigating security barriers outside Trump Tower. Now, there's more space on the sidewalk.

Macrotech Developers, a Trump Tower developer in Mumbai, to Godrej Properties, controlled by billionaire Adi Godrej's family, are building more low-cost homes as the credit squeeze crimps demand for posh properties. New home starts rose 21 per cent across seven of India's biggest cities led by affordable flats, highlighting pent up demand in the se...

Lodha's wealth is estimated at Rs 27,150 crore ($3.8 billion), according to the GROHE Hurun India Real Estate Rich List.

A real estate investment company that partnered with the Trump Organization on an office tower project in India has been accused of defrauding its foreign investors of at least $147 million, according to documents obtained by The Washington Post

Donald Trump Jr. landed in India earlier this week for a contractually obligated trip to promote his family's branded real estate projects, but controversy seemed to dog the president's eldest son at every turn.

US President Donald Trump's son Donald Trump Jr. on Thursday cut a ribbon to mark the completion of construction of the city's first and only 78-storey ultra-luxury Trump Tower Mumbai, which will perhaps be the first in India to offer the facility of a 'private jet' service to its residents.

If you lived in one of India's largest cities, a startling sight would've greeted you when you picked up your morning newspaper last Monday: Whole front pages had been replaced by an artists' impression of a skyscraper.

Donald Trump Jr., the president's eldest son, is in India this week to promote his family's real estate empire and more than $1 billion worth of luxury Trump Tower projects in four cities, but he still had time to praise India's poor for their smiles.

Donald Trump Junior, the eldest son of US President Donald Trump, today said India is "substantially above board" for business compared to China, and reforms underway will help attract investments to Asia's third-largest economy from countries as the US

The president's eldest son, Donald Trump Jr., is making what's been dubbed an unofficial visit to India to promote his family's real estate projects. But he's also planning to deliver a foreign policy speech on Indo-Pacific relations at an event with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Dozens of property investors and their families will be treated to dinner with Donald Trump junior in Delhi this week after snapping up flats in a Trump Towers luxury development on the outskirts of Delhi.

A local council in east London has voted in favour of declaring its area a "Trump-free zone" if the US President was to visit the UK.

Prospective buyers of luxury apartments in the new Trump Towers project in Gurgaon are being lured with an unusual promise: If you buy a flat, we'll fly you to the United States to meet the president's son, Donald Trump Jr.

Realty firm M3M India today said it has sold 20 luxury apartments worth Rs 150 crore under the Trump Towers project in Gurgaon within a day of its launch. The company is targeting Rs 2,500 crore from the sale of 250 units in this project, which was launched yesterday

Macrotech, which built the Trump Tower in Mumbai, will be the biggest Indian developer to try to list since DLF Ltd. went public in 2007.

New Yorkers walking down Fifth Avenue in recent years have become used to navigating security barriers outside Trump Tower. Now, there's more space on the sidewalk.

Macrotech Developers, a Trump Tower developer in Mumbai, to Godrej Properties, controlled by billionaire Adi Godrej's family, are building more low-cost homes as the credit squeeze crimps demand for posh properties. New home starts rose 21 per cent across seven of India's biggest cities led by affordable flats, highlighting pent up demand in the se...

Lodha's wealth is estimated at Rs 27,150 crore ($3.8 billion), according to the GROHE Hurun India Real Estate Rich List.

A real estate investment company that partnered with the Trump Organization on an office tower project in India has been accused of defrauding its foreign investors of at least $147 million, according to documents obtained by The Washington Post

Donald Trump Jr. landed in India earlier this week for a contractually obligated trip to promote his family's branded real estate projects, but controversy seemed to dog the president's eldest son at every turn.

US President Donald Trump's son Donald Trump Jr. on Thursday cut a ribbon to mark the completion of construction of the city's first and only 78-storey ultra-luxury Trump Tower Mumbai, which will perhaps be the first in India to offer the facility of a 'private jet' service to its residents.

If you lived in one of India's largest cities, a startling sight would've greeted you when you picked up your morning newspaper last Monday: Whole front pages had been replaced by an artists' impression of a skyscraper.

Donald Trump Jr., the president's eldest son, is in India this week to promote his family's real estate empire and more than $1 billion worth of luxury Trump Tower projects in four cities, but he still had time to praise India's poor for their smiles.

Donald Trump Junior, the eldest son of US President Donald Trump, today said India is "substantially above board" for business compared to China, and reforms underway will help attract investments to Asia's third-largest economy from countries as the US

The president's eldest son, Donald Trump Jr., is making what's been dubbed an unofficial visit to India to promote his family's real estate projects. But he's also planning to deliver a foreign policy speech on Indo-Pacific relations at an event with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Dozens of property investors and their families will be treated to dinner with Donald Trump junior in Delhi this week after snapping up flats in a Trump Towers luxury development on the outskirts of Delhi.

A local council in east London has voted in favour of declaring its area a "Trump-free zone" if the US President was to visit the UK.

Prospective buyers of luxury apartments in the new Trump Towers project in Gurgaon are being lured with an unusual promise: If you buy a flat, we'll fly you to the United States to meet the president's son, Donald Trump Jr.

Realty firm M3M India today said it has sold 20 luxury apartments worth Rs 150 crore under the Trump Towers project in Gurgaon within a day of its launch. The company is targeting Rs 2,500 crore from the sale of 250 units in this project, which was launched yesterday