Real estate is the most preferred asset class for investment among over 63% respondents, a 4% increase against the previous year's survey.
Locked-up capital could cause 'unbelievable pain' to families and pose risk to the economy, he says
K Raheja-backed REIT plans ₹4,000 cr capex, portfolio expansion, and higher occupancy
Mindspace Business Parks Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) is aiming for a 50 per cent jump in its net operating income over the next three to four years, a senior official said on Monday. This is an organic growth in the NOI, courtesy of a planned expansion programme, which will see it deploy over Rs 4,200 crore to add another 8 million square feet of area, the officials added. "Our NOI will grow by Rs 900-1,000 crore in the next three to four years," its chief financial officer, Preeti Chheda, said. The trust's current NOI - which is a key metric tracked by all as it represents the actual performance - is Rs 2,000 crore. Chheda said the company, which is celebrating the completion of five years since listing, has a portfolio of 30 million sq ft at present, and another 3.5-4 million sq ft under construction. Apart from that, it has plans to add another 4 million for which permissions are awaited from the authorities. Construction on the new projects will begin in the next 12-18
Mumbai buyers remain confident thanks to strong fundamentals and long-term prospects
Fresh mall supply, rising footfalls and strong demand from apparel and homeware brands lift retail leasing in Delhi-NCR, with vacancies in top-grade spaces at historic lows
The property in Rustomjee Paramount offers excellent connectivity to Vithalbhai Patel Road, Swami Vivekanand Road, and the Western Express Highway, offering residents a convenient commute
The 2,189 sq. ft. apartment in Khar includes three parking slots; Tiger Shroff had purchased it in 2018 for ₹11.62 crore, recording a healthy gain on sale.
Sunteck Realty shares rose 5 per cent after its board approved the issuance of convertible warrants through preferential allotment
Max Estates shares rose 6% after it secured development rights for a 7.25-acre land parcel in Sector 59 in Gurugram
The land parcel has a group housing development potential of 1.3 mn square feet, and will complement its Estate 360 project located on Dwarka Expressway in Sector 36A
Max Estates Ltd has acquired a 7.25-acre land in Gurugram to develop a housing project with an estimated revenue of Rs 3,000 crore, as the company intends to expand business amid strong demand. In a regulatory filing on Saturday, the company informed that the board has approved acquisition of Base Buildwell Private Limited (BBPL). Base Buildwell is a special purpose vehicle holding licence and development rights over the 7.25-acre land parcel located at Sector 59, Golf Course Extension Road in Gurugram. "The outlay associated towards the transaction is expected to be around Rs 534 crore, comprising the acquisition of 100 per cent of the share capital of BBPL on a fully diluted basis comprising 10,000 equity shares of Rs 10 each and 24,17,256 compulsorily convertible debentures of Rs 100 each, and project-level payments toward security deposit, purchase of Transferable Development Rights, and related approvals," the company said. The estimated development potential on this land is
The Indian REIT sector is poised for expansion with at least one new listing annually over the next three to five years, driven by rising occupancies, strong leasing momentum, and investor confidence
Shriram Properties has signed a joint development agreement for 6.5 acres in North Bengaluru, with a ₹500 crore GDV, to launch a premium residential project in the area
Sattva-backed Colive partners with Bain Capital to launch a pan-India co-living platform, with $100 million investment to fuel growth and $20 million in additional strategic funding
Bollywood actor Malaika Arora made a 62% gain on her Runwal Elegante apartment, bought in 2018 for Rs 3.26 crore
Lower costs to be passed on to consumers, move to drive demand
Nehru Delhi bungalow deal: From Nehru's first bungalow in Delhi to Mumbai's sea-facing towers and Gurugram penthouses, India's luxury property market keeps setting new records
GST Council has cut cement tax to 18% and reduced rates on key building materials, easing costs for developers and homebuyers. Experts say the move could revive affordable housing, fuel jobs
India's office real estate is shifting from fragmented ownership to institutionalisation with rising Reit penetration, global investors, and growing demand from multinational occupiers