Real Estate

Realty developers focus on cash flows as housing cycle enters mature phase

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

Retail's rightsized moment comes with outsized bets on new consumers

Tier-II & Tier-III consumers reshaping how brands think about space, expansion, store economics

Viceroy Properties secures ₹250 crore funding from Bajaj Housing Finance

Mumbai-based developer Viceroy Properties will invest Rs 600 crore in its luxury residential project VISAVA in Versova, which has a revenue potential of Rs 1,000 crore

Brick by brick: Build your real estate careers

In this session, Khalid Masood, Managing Director, Shalimar Corp, talks about India's real estate sector and provides career tips to B-Schoolers.

Kotak Alternate Asset Managers closes $1 billion real estate fund

Kotak Alts closed its 14th Real Estate Fund at USD 1 billion, backed by major commitments from ADIA and South Korea's NPS Korea

This ₹2,004 crore real estate scam has left 19,000 home buyers stranded

Invested in a delayed project? The Earth Infrastructure case offers a cautionary tale

Actors Yash and Radhika Pandit buy beachfront Alibag land for ₹24 crore

Celebrity Couple Yash-Radhika Pandit Acquire Coastal Alibag Property in ₹24-Crore Deal

Bharti Realty eyes entry to commercial markets beyond Delhi-NCR

There's demand for the Worldmark brand in major markets across India: CEO Sayal

Mumbai logs best May property registrations in 14 years at 12,315 units

Mumbai recorded 12,315 property registrations in May 2026, while stamp duty collections stood at over Rs 1,051 crore, Knight Frank India said

Pan-Indian expansion a major strategic focus for top listed developers

Listed developers' FY26 pre-sales rise 18% YoY to ₹1.48 trillion, driven by multi-city expansion

Godrej, JSW, Lodha and Sattva family offices back SILA's platform

These are secondary investments, and the selling shareholders are angel investors

LIC eyes improvement in realty returns, considers separate unit

LIC is looking to improve returns from real estate properties, and the insurer would also explore the option of a separate subsidiary to achieve greater efficiency in managing its vast assets, which are conservatively estimated at over Rs 60,000 crore. "We have substantial real estate, both inherited and purchased over the period of 70 years that we have been operating. It is used both for our own use and as well as investment which earns returns for us. "We look at each piece of real estate as an investment. As part of the asset, we expect each property to contribute towards the returns for the policyholders as well as shareholders," LIC CEO and MD R Doraiswamy told PTI in an interview. In the recent past, he said LIC has initiated a comprehensive review of its real estate portfolio to assess the returns and yields it generates, and to identify opportunities for further optimisation and improvement. This detailed analysis is aimed at enhancing returns for policyholders while also

Development Bank of Japan makes first real estate investment in India

Commits capital to the HDFC Capital Development of Real Estate Affordable and Mid-Income Fund (H-DREAM Fund)

India office realty demand surge faces funding crunch: Knight Frank

Knight Frank says $2.3 billion dry capital with AIFs can meet only 14 per cent of India's annual office demand despite the country leading APAC occupier activity

AU Real Estate targets ₹1,600 crore sales from Ghaziabad housing project

The NCR-based developer plans to develop 831 residential units in Ghaziabad with an estimated investment of Rs 1,200 crore and completion targeted by 2031

Brigade expects ₹850 cr revenue from 5.6-acre housing project in Hyderabad

Realty firm Brigade Enterprises has signed an agreement to jointly develop a 5.6-acre housing project in Hyderabad with an estimated revenue of Rs 850 crore. In a regulatory filing on Monday, the company said it has signed a Joint Development Agreement (JDA) to develop a premium residential project on a land parcel spanning 5.6 acres at Kompally, Hyderabad. The company did not name the landowner with whom it has signed the JDA. "The project will have an estimated revenue potential of Rs 850 crore," it added. Brigade Enterprises said it would continue to acquire land parcels in Hyderabad as it is an important market for the company's overall growth. The company would deploy around Rs 5,000 crore across residential, commercial, hospitality and retail over the next 3-4 years. Established in 1986, Bengaluru-based Brigade Group is one of India's leading property developers. It has developed many projects in Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, Mysuru, Kochi, Thiruvananthapuram, and GIFT ...

Mounting costs turn the heat on India Inc amid West Asia conflict

Firms diversify sourcing, redraw playbook, increase prices to tide over crisis

Puravankara eyes ₹2,000 crore investment in FY27, bullish on demand

Puravankara plans to invest up to Rs 2,000 crore in FY27 as it expands launches across southern India and Mumbai amid stable housing demand

Kalpataru signs cluster redevelopment project with ₹1,250 cr GDV in MMR

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

Yield engine keeps firing: 5 REITs pay ₹2,566-cr in Q4; FY26 tops ₹8,900-cr

For FY26, aggregate distributions from the sector rose to over ₹8,900 crore, marking a year-on-year growth of more than 50 per cent, the data showed