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Not only did someone spend dollars and/or time writing a 4 page sales letter, glossy 4-color brochure, and reply device - they spent more money having it all printed, getting a mailing list, and paying postage to get their message to my home.They shouldn't have bothered. Not contacting me would have gotten the same results FDI in Real Estate India-the first success The Foreign Investment Promotion Board initially allowed FDI only in integrated townships. In this regard FIPB first approved a 100-acre residential township in Gurgaon. An Indian infrastructure and property consultancy company, Feedback Ventures Ltd tied up with Malaysia ba Email Appropriate Ad Copy nt Promotion Board initially allowed FDI only in integrated townships. In this regard FIPB first approved a 100-acre residential township in Gurgaon. An Indian infrastructure and property consultancy company, Feedback Ventures Ltd tied up with Malaysia based real estate companies, Kontur Bintang and Westport, for the project costing Rs.800 crore.This article is more along the lines of a rant, and should be skipped by the faint-hearted reader. Having given the proper disclaimer, let's get right to the point of making fun of some really bad promotional copy.A lot of people don't seem to appreciate the difference between a classified ad and a "solo ad" delivered via email. Here's a nice piece of work I found in my inbox yester Indian in the rapid globalization market of real estate development-key players •The global investment in real estate has increased from 12% in 2003 to $457 billion in 2004. Foreign investment picked up real fast in the Indian realty sector. Today service providers such as Jones Lang LaSalle are constantly positioning to leverage themselves to an increasing number of real estate players who are now operating globally. •Morgan Stanley headquartered in New York, USA has invested $68 million in a local property developer of India (Bangalore-based Mantri Developers Private Ltd) •2006 started with a promising note as Dubai-based Emmar Properties-the largest listed real estate developer in the world joined hands with Delhi-based MGF Developments to announce India’s largest FDI in realty sector. The investment amounts to $500 million in projects with a capital outlay of $4 billion. Various groups
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