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US tariff impact on MSME workers may hit affordable home sales: Anarock

Affordable home sales are likely to be hit by the proposed US tariffs on Indian exports, which will hurt small businesses and income of their staff who are major buyers of housing properties costing up to Rs 45 lakh, according to realty consultant Anarock. Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) account for a significant chunk of goods exports to the US, and a higher tariff will mean their products becoming less competitive. Such a scenario will result in reduced business orders and, in turn, adversely impact the staff employed by these enterprises. In a statement on Monday, Anarock pointed out that sales and launches of affordable homes have already gone down post-COVID-19 pandemic. Out of 1.9 lakh housing units sold in the first half of 2025 across seven major cities, only 34,565 units were in the affordable category, as per the Anarock data. "This category of homes priced Rs 45 lakh or less was already gravely hit by the COVID-19 pandemic and is still struggling to find any

Realty market saw land deals worth ₹31,000 cr in H1 2025: Anarock

Highest-ever land deal figure comes on the back of increased interest in diversified asset classes

Office leasing up 40% in H1 2025, Bengaluru, Pune lead demand: Anarock

Net absorption grew to 26.8 mn square feet across top 7 cities; Pune saw 188% rise, Bengaluru remained the leader in both new supply and total office space leased

Housing sales decline 20% in Q2 CY25; recovery signs seen: Report

Sales likely to improve after 'rollercoaster quarter' for Indian housing market: Anarock

PE firm Blackstone acquires South City Mall in Kolkata for ₹3.2K cr

Real estate services firm Anarock was the sole transaction advisor to the deal

Average apartment loading grows in top cities amid demand for amenities

The loading factor grows to 40 per cent in Q1CY25, from 31 per cent in 2019

Gap between built up area & carpet area rises in apartment to 40%: Anarock

The difference between super-built-up area and carpet area in apartments has risen over the years with builders increasing average loading percentage to 40 per cent across major cities to provide common amenities, according to Anarock. The average loading percentage was 31 per cent in 2019, and the same has risen to 40 per cent in the January-March quarter of this year, which means flat owners are getting less livable space. In its report, real estate consultant Anarock said that in residential apartments, the average loading factor is the difference between the super-built-up area and carpet area. If the super built-up area is 1,300 square feet and the carpet area 1,000 sq ft, then the loading percentage is 30 per cent. Prashant Thakur, Regional Director & Head - Research & Advisory at ANAROCK Group, said, "While RERA now requires developers to mention the total carpet area provided to homebuyers, no law currently limits the loading factor in projects." "Q1 (January-March) ...

Mumbai's unsold luxury stock rises 36% Y-o-Y in Q1 '25, 1st time since 2022

As many as 8,420 luxury units priced over Rs 2.5 crore were unsold in the city in Q1 2025, compared to 6,180 units unsold during the corresponding period the previous year

South Indian cities dominate GCC office leasing in Q1 CY25: Report

Bengaluru, Chennai and Hyderabad lead in GCC leasing, accounting for 5.34 msf of the total 8.35 msf leased in Q1 CY25 as GCCs ramp up presence beyond metros

Anarock's FY25 revenue rises 33% on higher property consultancy fees

Real estate consultant Anarock Group revenue grew 33 per cent last fiscal to Rs 755 crore on better demand for residential and commercial properties, it's Chairman Anuj Puri said. Mumbai-based Anarock had posted a revenue of Rs 566 crore in the 2023-24 financial year. Home-grown Anarock was established by Anuj Puri in April 2017 after serving as country head for 10 years in a global property consultancy firm. In an interview with PTI, Puri attributed the increase in the company's revenue to the overall India's economic growth, which is fuelling demand for residential and commercial properties from end users and investors alike. He said the revenue from the consultancy services in the housing segment stood at around Rs 420 crore, which is about 56 per cent of the group's total turnover. "Land deals and capital market transactions contributed significantly to the total revenue as developers were aggressive in land purchases and also fund raising to expand their businesses," Puri ..

Over 16.6 msf of new malls to come up in Tier-1 cities in 2 yrs: Report

Hyderabad and Delhi- NCR will command a combined 65 per cent share of the new malls

Continued border tensions may dent housing and commercial realty: Anarock

Anarock expects short-term dip in housing, retail, and hospitality as conflict dampens confidence, while long-term demand and pricing to stabilise once normalcy returns

Primary or secondary market home buy? Check budget, risk appetite to decide

You may get a lower price in the secondary market, but you must be prepared for a high upfront payout

Indian real estate attracts nearly Rs 74K cr till Dec'24 from AIFs: Anarock

Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs) have cumulatively infused nearly Rs 74,000 crore in the Indian real estate space till December 2024, highest among all sectors, according to property consultant Anarock. AIF means any fund established or incorporated in India which is a privately pooled investment vehicle that collects funds from sophisticated investors, whether Indian or foreign, for investing it in accordance with a defined investment policy for the benefit of its investors. Real estate consultant Anarock has compiled Sebi data related to AIFs, which invest in non-traditional assets like private equity, hedge funds, and real estate - offer niche, high-risk, high-reward opportunities suited for experienced investors. Till December 2024, AIFs have cumulatively invested Rs 5,06,196 crore across all sectors. The real estate sector accounted for the largest share of 15 per cent of cumulative net AIF investments at Rs 73,903 crore. "The rise of AIFs has significantly transformed real

Realtors may post mixed Q4 results as residential demand moderates

According to Anarock, housing sales across the top seven Indian cities declined by 28 per cent in Q4 FY25, driven by soaring residential prices and geopolitical headwinds

Housing sales dip 28% in top 7 Indian cities, prices increase: Report

Global headwinds, rising prices among reasons 'taking a toll' on India's residential market activity

India's data centre industry now worth $10 bn, shows explosive growth

Indian data centre industry has attracted more than $6.5 billion in investments over the past decade from private equity, joint ventures, and acquisitions: Anarock Capital report

India's data centre market drew over $6.5 bn investment in 10 yrs: Report

Experts believe that artificial intelligence (AI) and the rise of sustainable and edge DCs will drive the next wave of demand in the sector

Mumbai's Worli sees ultra-luxury deals worth Rs 4,862 cr in 2 yrs: Anarock

The locality had a total housing supply of 4,600 units till 2024, with an average price of Rs 75,000 per square foot

Living the future: Rising smart home automation offers a new way of life

Growing demand for technologically-enabled systems now allow homeowners to take more control, besides saving on energy costs and increasing security measures