Page 31 - Real Estate

Top 9 Indian cities see 4% dip in housing sales in Q3 2025: Report

Housing sales in India's top nine cities fell 4% Y-o-Y in Q3 2025 to 1,00,370 units, while new launches stayed flat at 92,229 units, says PropEquity report

Circle rates in Ghaziabad may rise up to 40%, buyers face higher costs

Ghaziabad administration has proposed up to 40 per cent hike in circle rates, raising concerns that higher stamp duty and fees could make homes unaffordable without regulatory relief

Hero Realty buys land in Mohali for over Rs 260 cr to build project

Hero Realty has purchased 8.71 acre land in Mohali for over Rs 260 crore to develop a real estate project. The company, through its entity Vikas Parks Pvt Ltd, has acquired a prime land parcel spanning 8.71 acre in Sector 99, Mohali, through an auction conducted by Greater Mohali Area Development Authority (GMADA), Hero Realty said in a statement. Hero Realty has bought this land for Rs 262.75 crore. Rohit Kishore, CEO of Hero Realty, said, "Mohali has always been a strategically important market for us." The company is developing a 18.5 acre project in Sector 88, Mohali. It has already delivered 544 units across seven towers in Phase 1 and has also started handing over possessions of Phase 2, which has another 650 units. The third phase has been launched recently. Hero Realty is currently developing over 5.2 million square feet of residential projects across Delhi-NCR and Punjab. The company has delivered over 230 acre of industrial parks in Haridwar and has developed 6 million

BNP Paribas leases 1.45 lakh sq ft office space in Thane for ₹95 lakh

BNP Paribas has leased 1.45 lakh sq ft at Hiranandani Centaurus in Thane West for Rs 94.95 lakh monthly rent as BFSI sector demand drives office leasing growth in India

Goa real estate, hotel tariffs see 15-20% correction amid tourist surge

The substantial correction in real estate rates across Goa is a trend that analysts believe is part of a 'healthy cycle' that would create stronger foundations for growth in the future

Real estate stocks burn investor pockets in 2025; is rebound on the cards?

Real estate sector/stocks: The Nifty Realty index has slumped nearly 14 per cent so far in 2025 (till Sept 15), in sharp contrast to the 6 per cent gain in the benchmark Nifty50 index.

Supernova stalled: SC blocks fresh sales, eyes court-led rescue for buyers

The Supreme Court has moved to lock down the Supernova project in Noida by restraining Supertech Realtors and its suspended director from creating any third-party rights over the property

Kolkata home sales jump 33% in a month, Rajarhat, Dum Dum top spots in Aug

6,196 apartment registrations in August 2025.Larger homes find favour, share of homes above 500 sq ft now 68%

India's luxury housing boom fuels demand for premium home products

Premium brands across kitchenware, bath fittings, tiles, furniture, and interiors are experiencing a surge in demand as affluent buyers increasingly splurge on upscale residences

Mahindra Lifespaces to redevelop Chembur societies worth ₹1,700 crore

Mahindra Lifespaces to redevelop two housing societies in Chembur with Rs 1,700 crore potential, strengthening its Mumbai redevelopment pipeline

Noida-Gurugram FAR relaxation: Will more supply hurt flat investors?

"Investors should temper expectations of steep price gains," says experts, flagging pressure on resale in some micro markets

Pune tops India's Vaastu map - Half of homes for sale are vaastu-compliant

Close behind are metro markets that one would expect to skew premium and tradition together - Mumbai (54.7%) and Navi Mumbai (54.5%)

India to add 6 mn sq ft of F&B retail space by 2028, says JLL report

India's retail property market is on track for major growth, with new malls and high streets driving 6 mn sq ft of F&B space by 2028, as global and domestic operators expand

Metro push, limited land may send old Gurugram prices soaring, say experts

As Gurugram gets a new metro line, experts flag key sectors where prices may rise, advising homebuyers to focus on infrastructure and builder quality.

Delhi's golden run: Why office, retail and housing markets are thriving

During January to June (H1 2025), Delhi recorded an office space absorption of approximately 400,000 sq. ft., driven by strong business confidence in core business districts

DLF Cyber City Developers plans to raise up to ₹1,100 crore via NCDs

DCCDL, a DLF-GIC joint venture, to raise Rs 1,100 crore via NCDs for projects and debt repayment, aims to cap net debt at Rs 20,000 crore with strong rental-led cash flows

Buyers investing in agricultural land must adhere to state-specific rules

Some states allow only agriculturists to buy, while others require outsiders to secure approval prior to purchase

Credai urges land reforms, ease of doing biz to boost Indian real estate

Land reforms, ease of doing business, faster building plan approvals with lower charges, skilling, and creation of new cities are required to transform the Indian real estate sector, according to Credai. Realtors' apex body CREDAI, which represents more than 13,000 developers as members, has come out with a report, 'The National Real Estate Development Framework 'Vision 2047' at its annual conference here. "The future of Indian real estate is not just about creating buildings, but about building communities, livelihoods, and aspirations," Credai National President Shekhar Patel said. The report is both a vision document and a call to action, inviting all stakeholders to come together to transform India's real estate sector and make it globally competitive, he added. Patel said the real estate sector would play an important role in making India a developed nation by 2047. To transform this sector, Credai has suggested a framework comprising nine pillars. Seeking land reforms, the

Hyderabad business family buys ₹140-crore Jor Bagh bungalow in Delhi

Hyderabad's Vishwa Samudra Group executives buy a ₹140-crore bungalow in Delhi's Jor Bagh; the sale deed was registered in June this year, with the buyers paying a stamp duty of ₹8.96 crore

SC asks Centre to consider expanding SWAMIH to finance insolvent projects

The apex court said that liquidation of viable projects must be avoided and that the state cannot remain a "silent spectator" when the livelihoods of millions are at stake