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
Gurugram's rapid rise after liberalisation shows the power of private development, but also highlights the need for better urban planning and public infrastructure
Luxury housing has spent years adding more, bigger clubhouses, longer amenity lists, grander lobbies. Now, in increasingly crowded cities, buyers may be willing to pay premium for more room to breathe
Colliers says 50 per cent of prospective buyers plan to purchase a home within two years, with affordability, unit size, connectivity and amenities shaping demand
The phased integration, starting this month, will support CBRE teams across investment advisory, occupier advisory, market intelligence and client reporting
Weak project economics, high land cost, regulatory issues key hurdles
Kotak Realty Fund invests ₹800 crore in two luxury housing projects by Smartworld Developers in Gurugram, deepening institutional capital flows into premium residential real estate
According to NSE bulk deal data, US-based Capital Group acquired nearly 2% equity stake in the Mumbai-based Sri Lotus Developers and Realty.
Developer to add projects across Pune, MMR, Bengaluru, and NCR; ₹9,600 crore launches planned for H2
Under its Eleva model, Hiranandani Communities will provide project management consultancy services for two residential projects spread across five acres in Goa
The ₹1,600 crore deal for the upcoming Galaxy Complex, comprising a mall and Hyatt Regency hotel, marks Nexus Select Trust's entry into Northeast India
Annual transacted acreage rose from 813 acres in 2021 to 6,181 acres in 2025, while tier-II cities increased their share of annual transactions to 34 per cent
Realty firm M3M emerged as the highest bidder for a mixed-use land parcel auctioned by the Noida authority, quoting around Rs 1,850 crore for a 12.5-acre plot in Sector 108, sources said on Tuesday. The Sector 108 parcel had a reserve price of Rs 835 crore and attracted a strong interest, with DLF Ltd also participating in the bidding, the sources said. M3M's bid was approximately Rs 1850 crore, they said. The land parcel is designated for mixed-use development, comprising residential and commercial components, according to the sources. The substantial premium fetched by the Sector 108 parcel highlights strong developer interest in strategically located mixed-use land in Noida, they added. An M3M spokesperson declined to comment immediately, while the Noida authority was yet to announce officially the auction details. DLF Limited, M3M Group and Godrej Properties were shortlisted to bid for this land parcel. However, in Tuesday's bid only two of the groups participated. Godrej ...
US-based real estate franchise firm plans to open six to 10 regions in its first year and build a 30,000-agent network, with cross-border property transactions a key focus
Operational office REIT portfolio reaches 167 million sq ft in H1 2026, accounting for 16 per cent of India's 1.05 billion sq ft office stock
The Category II AIF will invest ₹75 crore-₹200 crore across around eight to 10 Casagrand projects, primarily in Chennai, Bengaluru and Hyderabad
The State Commission observed that a builder is statutorily obliged to obtain the completion and occupancy certificates before offering possession to buyers
Unicorn real estate platform NoBroker.com's revenue crossed Rs 1,000 crore last fiscal year, and it aims to become profitable in the next 8-10 months, a top company official said. The proptech startup based in Bengaluru, established in 2013, operates mainly in listing properties for renting, buying, and selling, and does not charge customers any brokerage fees. In the sector, it offers additional services, such as movers and packers, and manages housing societies through the NoBrokerHood app. In an interview with PTI, NoBroker.com co-founder and CEO Amit Kumar Agarwal highlighted that the company's revenue grew to Rs 965 crore in 2024-25 from Rs 888 crore in the preceding year, helping it to reduce losses by 25-30 per cent to around Rs 300 crore. In the last fiscal year, Agarwal said, "Our revenue has crossed Rs 1,000 crore although the final numbers are still being audited. We continue making strong progress towards profitability". He noted that losses are declining every fiscal
Pavitra Shankar says the company has headroom to take on more debt, even as capex will be funded by a mix of internal accruals, construction finance and debt
The investments will support BRV Group's 4.7-acre Vasundhara project and KW Group's 1.5-acre Indirapuram development as ASK expands in established NCR markets