Real Estate Developers

The US-based platform will partner with Indian developers through Ciril to curate branded projects, initially targeting eight markets with access to over 300 global brands

The Mumbai-based developer has prefiled its DRHP with Sebi as it moves towards a potential listing amid record capital inflows into Indian real estate

Realty firm Ashiana Housing will invest Rs 1,000 crore this fiscal to buy land parcels for development of housing projects as part of its expansion plan, a top company official said. Listed entity Ashiana Housing is one of the leading real estate developers in the country. It specialises in building homes for elderly people. In an interview with PTI, Ashiana Housing MD Vishal Gupta said housing demand continues to be strong despite global uncertainties. To tap this demand, he said the company is expanding business across major markets including Delhi-NCR, Rajasthan, Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu. On land acquisition, Gupta said the company is continuously looking for land to develop regular group housing and also senior living projects. "We will be investing around Rs 1,000 crore this fiscal on land acquisition," he said, adding that the company has enough cash to fund the investment. The land acquisition would be outright as well as joint development with landowners. On sales book

India ranked as Asia-Pacific's top improver in GRETI 2026, helped by stronger regulation, digitised land records, deeper Reit markets and rising sustainability disclosures

The State Commission observed that a builder is statutorily obliged to obtain the completion and occupancy certificates before offering possession to buyers

The developer will acquire 84.71 acres in Najafgarh through a Rs 420.2 crore non-cash share swap, marking its first residential entry into Delhi

With the economics of affordable rental housing remaining challenging due to razor-thin margins, development incentives are critical to attracting private capital at scale

Analysts, however, said the quarter's performance did not point to a structural weakening in housing demand, with customer response remaining healthy for projects launched during the quarter

Proposal to allow Reits and Invits to take minority stakes in third-party projects could help developers unlock capital while retaining control

The developer has leased the entire 182,300 sq ft of its Andheri East commercial tower, The Square, to Smartworks for 15 years

Property developers are delaying IPO plans as slower housing demand and weaker market sentiment dampen investor appetite, even as commercial real estate stays resilient

Pre-sales numbers for most real estate developers are expected to stay on track in Q1FY27 to achieve targets for FY27, even as top developers like Oberoi and DLF did not launch projects this quarter

The Bengaluru-based developer is evaluating data centre opportunities while expanding its Mumbai presence through redevelopment-led residential and mixed-use projects.

Realty firm Embassy Developments Ltd is expecting a 73 per cent growth in sales bookings this fiscal year to Rs 8,000 crore as housing demand continues to be strong across major cities, a top company official said. In an interview with PTI, Embassy Developments Ltd Managing Director Aditya Virwani highlighted that the company performed well during 2025-26 with sales bookings rising 128 per cent to Rs 4,631 crore, slightly short of the annual guidance. He noted that the demand for well-designed and high-quality residential properties continues to be robust, especially for branded players having strong execution track record. About the outlook for the current fiscal year, Virwani said, "We are targeting Rs 8,000 crore worth of sales bookings in 2026-27." This includes Rs 2,000 crore worth of sales bookings or pre-sales in two housing projects that the company is building on a DM (development management) model, he added. In the two DM projects, the company would build as well as sell

Shift away from launch-heavy pipelines seen in the last couple of years, say industry insiders

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

KRT expects continued growth in occupancy and distributions despite short-term leasing caution amid West Asia tensions and rising construction costs

The cluster redevelopment project in Kandivali East spans 2.8 acres and comprises five adjacent societies with residential and high-street retail development

Leading listed real estate developers outperform broader housing market slowdown in FY26, aided by premium housing demand, disciplined launches and strong execution

Wadhwa Group has partnered with ArisUnitern RE Solutions for its Wadhwa Wise City township in Panvel to monetise inventory worth ₹650 crore