India, Nov. 9 -- Once the money comes to some projects, it will unclog the financial system.

There has been widespread acknowledgement of the slowdown in the real estate sector. So if you look around some of the posh areas of Delhi NCR and Mumbai-two of India's costliest (and toniest) real estate destinations-you will be taken aback by the presence of many "ghost buildings". These are structures where either construction has stopped midway because builders ran out of money to complete them or have been completed but have no takers since they are too expensive and the promoters and banks backing them cannot sell them cheaper since project viability is at stake. The former is more representative of the Delhi NCR scenario, while the latter...