Do you mean rapidly increasing?

Yes, that is what was meant.

Even Punjab is the same. Gurgaon seems to be stable though.

Hello from SFO Y'all!
its really beautiful here.
Here for a meeting. Catching up with friends ^

gurgaon has just been planned badly....noida on the other hand seems to be picking up....

How about South Indian major cities - TRV/MAA/BLR/HYD.

It feels nice I can talk to ppl with airport codes, instead of spelling the entire names. I've been trying to teach my wife some of them and after a few months, she forgets.

Good evening from London! Wet and foggy.

not sure....

you are lucky....my wife forgets the next day....

Not looking forward to that. Heading there next week.

BTW Another beautiful day in North India.

Not sure either although if you take the Industry in General then the south is doing much better then the North as of now.

Most of my emails now refer to cities as Airport codes. Its just easier. My wife has given up on them now. :p

When we got engaged, she promised to memorize them and did quite well, till we got married. After that its been broken promises (more from me :D).

Does feel nice to hear that from a northie. I have heard some northies refer to the south as farmland :p

Babu please delete if this is OMNIish.

It is farmland where they speak a funny language and eat a lot of rice;)

I didnt even try and teach my wife.. though she has got used to some of the more commonly used ones.. :)

IMO, realty prices are going up not so much for the demand but because of the unholy nexus between the realty players, local politicians, banks ... Prices in most places have gone way beyond the reach of the average middle class and this is a problem..( and am not speaking abt DEL/BOM/BLR or any other metro prime locations).. Problem seems more because the realty players know that they can always depend on banks etc to bail them out so they never wanna sell at lower prices.. :td:

The newer portions of the city - HYD/BLR/MAA have been planned quite well, good roads, easy access expressways, especially to the airport. Not sure about TRV (I hears TRV roads are pretty bad).

The older portions of these cities are just like any other old city - congested, narrow roads and when it rains, it is water logged. However the businesses are fleeing to the newer portions so the crowds are getting lesser.