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Anand Rathi attributed the slowdown in the real estate sector to weaker hiring and salary growth, particularly in the IT sector, along with subdued capital market performance over the past two years.

The acquisition adds to a series of high-value transactions at DLF's super-luxury Gurugram project, where prices have risen sharply since launch

The Gurugram apartment spans 6,233.39 sq ft and is located on the 20th floor of Tower 1

Virat Jagad, technical analyst at Bonanza believes that DLF, Sobha and Lodha are precariously placed on the charts, wherein a breach of key supports could make them vulnerable to further downside.

Analysts expect Indian real estate growth to slow in FY27, but see opportunities in Lodha, Sobha, Mahindra Lifespace, DLF and Prestige Estates amid healthy demand for project launches

Realty major expects strong sales momentum from upcoming launches in Gurugram, Mumbai and Goa despite concerns over commercial leasing delays

India's biggest realty firm DLF Ltd has announced an additional investment of Rs 21,300 crore to complete its ongoing residential projects, mainly in Delhi-NCR, Mumbai and the tri-city Chandigarh. In its latest investor's presentation uploaded on the BSE on Wednesday, DLF said the "pending cost to complete for all launched projects" stands at Rs 21,300 crore. The company also disclosed that receivables from customers against the sale of properties stand at Rs 33,840 crore. The net receivables after meeting the pending cost to complete the launched project are Rs 12,540 crore. Post-COVID pandemic, DLF has launched many residential projects in Delhi-NCR, Mumbai and the tri-city of Chandigarh, including an ultra-luxury project 'The Dahlias' at Gurugram, which has a revenue potential of around Rs 35,000 crore. On Wednesday, DLF the country's largest real estate company by market capitalisation announced its financial results and also operational performance for the last fiscal. Duri

Realty major reports weaker quarterly income even as annual sales bookings remained strong, led by luxury housing projects in Gurugram and Mumbai

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Rikant Pittie acquires a luxury penthouse in DLF's Andheri West project for Rs 15.9 crore, marking one of the highest per square foot transactions in Mumbai's western suburbs

The Nifty Realty index was hit hard over the past few weeks, crashing 15 per cent due to rising oil prices amid supply disruption fears, leaving investors jittery about the rate-cut cycle

The Nifty Realty index tanked over 34 points or 4.8 per cent to the day's low at 662.85

Sobha, Anant Raj, Prestige Estates Projects, Oberoi Realty, Signature Global and Lodha Developers were down in the range of 4 per cent to 6 per cent on the NSE in intra-day trade on Monday.

NRI buyers fuel DLF's sales boom, contribute one-third of bookings

Mazagon Dock, Concor, IRCTC, DLF and SRF can bounce back from oversold levels owing to a positive divergence on the RSI indicator, explains Muthuselvaraj, technical analyst at Mirae Asset ShareKhan.

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Realty major DLF Ltd is yet to recognise over Rs 55,000 crore revenue in its financial accounts from the total sales bookings done till December quarter of this fiscal. In its latest investors presentation, DLF Ltd said that the company has sold properties, primarily housing worth Rs 79,885 crore across its existing projects. Till December quarter of this fiscal, the company has recognised revenue of Rs 24,460 crore. The balance revenue to be recognised from sales booked stood at Rs 55,425 crore, the presentation said. DLF is developing residential projects mainly in Delhi-NCR, Mumbai, Tri-city (Chandigarh). In the real estate sector, the developers take advances from customers against sales booked. The revenue gets recognised after the completion of construction of projects or on the basis of percentage of completion method. DLF, the country's largest realty firm in terms of market capitalisation, reported a 16 per cent decline in sales bookings to Rs 16,176 crore in the first

The proposed launch is part of DLF's broader expansion plan, even as the company navigates uneven sales momentum in the current financial year.

While some brokerages have cut their earnings estimates, they have a positive outlook in the medium term