Real Estate

TIAA Global Capabilities leases 2.56 lakh sq ft in Pune for ₹320 crore

The company has leased the office space at Panchshil Vantage in Wagholi for 10 years at ₹92 per sq ft per month, with a 15 per cent escalation every three years

Buying property? Mutation of ownership alone does not prove title

Trace the title chain, check encumbrances and verify every owner's right to sell before buying a property; mutation, tax records and possession alone do not establish ownership

iUSTUS to develop 2.5 msf of residential, commercial space in Bengaluru

Realty firm iUSTUS will develop 25 lakh sq ft of housing and commercial projects in Bengaluru. The company has a "pipeline of around 2.5 million sq ft across South and East Bengaluru, covering residential and commercial developments", iUSTUS said in a statement on Thursday. Bengaluru-based firm is founded by Pawan Sawhney and Santosh Soni, who have been involved in major real estate developments spanning over 7 million sq ft. They bring experience from both the investment and operating sides of the business. iUSTUS said the company would focus on professional execution, disciplined capital deployment, quality, transparency and long-term value creation. Sawhney, MD & CEO of iUSTUS, said: "We believe we have a unique opportunity to better the way we live - by creating enduring value for people and communities while enabling a harmonious coexistence with nature. Sawhney has previously been a Partner at a private equity fund, and also MD and CEO of Address Maker. He is an IIT Bombay .

Gulf tensions rise: Are NRIs putting more money into Indian homes? | West Asia

Geopolitical tensions in the Gulf are prompting some NRIs to look more closely at premium homes in India. But is this a broader shift in NRI investments, or just a temporary boost for Indian.

Coworking operators lease 191,000 seats across 8 cities in Jan-Jun: Report

Co-working centre operators have leased over 1.91 lakh seats to corporates across top 8 cities during January-June period, a 68 per cent annual increase, amid rising demand for flexible managed office spaces, according to Cushman & Wakefield. These operators leased 1,91,306 desks during the first six months of this year as against 1,13,623 in the year-ago period. Real estate consultant Cushman & Wakefield noted that corporates are increasingly preferring to adopt flexible workspace solutions offered by the coworking operators. As per the data, the leasing of coworking seats in Bengaluru rose 32 per cent to 57,487 desks in the January-June period from 43,616 desks in the corresponding period of the preceding year. In Hyderabad, the coworking operators leased 40,451 desks during January-June 2026, a more than two fold jump from 14,936 units in the year-ago period. Mumbai too saw a sharp jump as coworking operators leased 25,820 desks in the first half of this year as against ...

Premiumisation to drive 8-11% growth in home sales value in FY27: Icra

Sales value across the top seven cities is expected to reach ₹7.9 trillion in FY27 even as area sold grows only 2-5 per cent, as buyers shift towards premium homes

Varun Ajay Joshi Is Building More Than Companies. He's Creating Intelligence.

From Real Estate Intelligence to Career Decision-Making, the entrepreneur behind Space of The Greats is creating businesses around one powerful idea: clarity first, everything else follows.

Luxury homes up 9-fold, flats below Rs 1.5 cr fall from 85% to 47% in 4 yrs

Affordable Homes' Share Crashes From 85% to 47% in Four Years as Luxury Takes Over

Delhi Master Plan 2047 puts brokerages' spotlight on Max, Fortis, Medanta

For hospital operators, a Jefferies note said the MPD introduces several measures that could improve asset productivity and enable higher capacity creation in land-constrained areas.

The Address vs the Ecosystem: Orris Infrastructure on What Will Matter More to Tomorrow's Buyer

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Right fit: How architecture reflects ideas of longevity and everyday living

Luxury homes are moving beyond entertainment spaces, with wellness, recovery and preventive health increasingly shaping how high-end residences are designed

Gulf turmoil sends NRI homebuyers back to India amid luxury housing demand

Amid Gulf turmoil, NRIs are showing renewed interest in India's premium housing market, with developers reporting stronger demand for luxury homes in key cities

Puravankara signs JDA for Bengaluru project with ₹1,100 crore GDV

The 7.83-acre project near Electronic City will have about 0.89 million sq ft of saleable area and is Puravankara's fifth Bengaluru land transaction in FY27

HoABL, Nitco tie up for ₹4,500 crore Alibaug real estate project

The 40-acre development will comprise apartments, townhouses and a boutique luxury hotel, with HoABL expected to invest around ₹1,000 crore

Builder asked to provide alternative flat or return money with interest

A consumer commission has held that builders cannot invoke force majeure when their own failure to comply with regulatory requirements contributed to a project's delay

Sales bookings of listed realty firms drop 21% amid fewer project launches

India's 28 big listed real estate firms' collective sales bookings fell 21 per cent to nearly Rs 40,000 crore in the latest June quarter due to lower volumes, as some big developers refrained from launching housing projects amid global economic uncertainties. According to data compiled from investor presentations, total combined sales bookings, or pre-sales, of the 28 major listed real estate companies stood at Rs 39,964 crore in the first quarter of 2026-27 compared to Rs 50,900 crore in the year-ago period. The housing segment contributed the bulk of the sales booking numbers. Godrej Properties became the largest listed real estate developer in terms of sales bookings. The company sold properties worth Rs 8,651 crore in the June quarter against Rs 7,082 crore in the year-ago period. Out of 28, 19 developers have reported growth in pre-sales. They are Godrej Properties, Lodha, Sobha, Max Estates, Puravankara, Kalpataru, Embassy Developments, Mahindra Lifespace, Raymond Realty, ..

China moves to wrap up saga of troubled property giant Evergrande

A court in southern China's Guangzhou said Friday it had accepted a bankruptcy liquidation case against Evergrande's mainland Chinese property development unit

AI lifts demand for flexible office spaces as firms seek workplace agility

AI-led hiring and workforce uncertainty are boosting demand for flexible offices, as enterprises favour scalable workspaces and GCC expansion drives leasing activity

REITs stay resilient amid West Asia crisis, set for strong growth: CareEdge

Over 150 million sq ft of office space is expected to become REIT-eligible by 2031, potentially increasing the sector's asset value from nearly $33 billion to over $50 billion

Bagmane Prime Office Reit aims to nearly double portfolio in 7-8 years

Bagmane Prime Office Reit plans to nearly double its portfolio in seven to eight years, backed by a 47.2-msf sponsor pipeline and strong GCC-led office demand.