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Prachi Pisal is a correspondent at Business Standard, where she reports on real estate, roads, ports, and the cement sector. Her work examines how policy decisions, corporate strategies, and market forces intersect to shape India’s built environment and core industries. She works across breaking news, earnings coverage, and data-backed trend stories, drawing on interviews with industry leaders and market participants. Prachi has also covered elections, live events, and on-ground developments. She holds a postgraduate diploma in English Journalism from the Indian Institute of Mass Communication, New Delhi, and a bachelor’s degree in science from Shivaji University. Her interests include cricket, politics, and Marathi cinema classics.
Prachi Pisal is a correspondent at Business Standard, where she reports on real estate, roads, ports, and the cement sector. Her work examines how policy decisions, corporate strategies, and market forces intersect to shape India’s built environment and core industries. She works across breaking news, earnings coverage, and data-backed trend stories, drawing on interviews with industry leaders and market participants. Prachi has also covered elections, live events, and on-ground developments. She holds a postgraduate diploma in English Journalism from the Indian Institute of Mass Communication, New Delhi, and a bachelor’s degree in science from Shivaji University. Her interests include cricket, politics, and Marathi cinema classics.
Harsh Shah says that the KKR-backed InvIT continues to focus on delivering predictable distributions while growing AUM
Real estate consultants are expanding into design, project management, flexible workspaces and technology to diversify revenue and offer clients integrated services
Cement companies are increasing green power capacity to lower energy costs and emissions, with major players expected to add nearly 50 per cent capacity by March 2028
Liberalisation transformed logistics, but fragmented trucking and infrastructure gaps remain major constraints
Developers and consultants expect the impact to be sharper in affordable and mid-income housing, while premium demand and broader sector momentum remain relatively resilient
WNS has leased 322,000 sq ft at Hiranandani Centaurus through two agreements, with monthly rent of about ₹2.90 crore and total rental outgo estimated at ₹619.37 crore.
The 10.5 million sq ft portfolio marks Brookfield's entry into industrial and logistics real estate in India, with ESR continuing to manage the assets in the near term
L&T Realty plans large residential launches across Mumbai, NCR and Bengaluru as it expands its portfolio and builds a development pipeline with 12-quarter visibility
Private equity inflows into Indian real estate rose 23 per cent to $2.7 billion in H1 FY27, led by stronger domestic capital and large foreign investments in data centres
Veolia sees India as an engineering and digital hub, with rising demand for industrial water, wastewater recycling and municipal water solutions driven by infrastructure and high-tech sectors.
Proposals include ITC on pipelines and telecom towers, contracted prices between government-owned firms, and wider credit for hospitality, tourism and wellness services
Sales across the top eight cities held at 258,238 units, with NCR down 11 per cent even as homes priced above ₹1 crore increased their share of demand
The developer said growth came entirely from sustenance sales, while collections rose 67 per cent and two Mahim projects worth over ₹4,100 crore are lined up
Venu Srinivasan and Vijay Singh said no SDTT meeting had authorised the September 28 proposal and called for collective deliberation on its legal, financial and governance implications
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 issue comprises a fresh issue of up to Rs 550 crore and a Rs 450 crore OFS, with proceeds earmarked for AI, talent expansion and acquisitions
JSW Cement will issue five shares for every 41 Shiva Cement shares held by public shareholders; the proposed merger is expected to be completed within 12-14 months
Registrations rose 5 per cent year-on-year, while stamp duty collections fell 5 per cent to ₹1,227 crore as the transaction mix shifted during the month
Six decades on, nearly half its revenue comes from international markets
The two countries are looking to deepen cooperation in ports, shipping, energy, space and logistics, with the UAE targeting $100 billion in investments in India