Luxury housing project on East Bengaluru's Old Madras Road to span 1.4 mn sq ft and 800 units, backed by Motilal Oswal Alternates and partnered with Vanshee Builders
Realty firm Ashiana Housing Ltd plans to invest Rs 425 crore this fiscal year on development of senior living homes. In a regulatory filing, the company said it is "contemplating a total outlay of Rs 425 crore towards senior living during FY2025-26". The investments would be on payout to landowners, construction and execution costs and other project related expenses. Commenting on the growth strategy, Ankur Gupta, Joint Managing Director, Ashiana Housing, said, "Senior living is more than a business segment for us, it is a long-term commitment rooted in demographic need and social relevance." "The increased investment and our entry into Mumbai, Bangalore and other cities reflect our conviction in the segment and our ability to deliver integrated housing solutions with ongoing support and community engagement," he added. In the 2024-25 fiscal year, Ashiana Housing had invested Rs 213 crore towards senior living. Gupta said the company had sold Rs 382 crore worth of senior living h
Ahead of its IPO, Knowledge Realty Trust REIT raised ₹1,620 crore from several domestic and global institutional investors via anchor book
India's commercial real estate sector races toward a historic landmark, with Bengaluru, NCR, and Mumbai driving nearly 60% of growth. Office market now valued at ₹16 trillion.
This area is set to double to 2 billion sq ft during 2036-2041. The market offers a unique cost advantage, with average rents declining to $0.96/sq ft a month in 2025
Revenue nearly doubles to Rs 2,716 crore in Q1 FY26, as DLF meets strong demand for luxury homes and continues expansion in Mumbai, Goa, and Gurugram
Nimbus Group will invest Rs 1,100 crore to revive the stalled Arista Luxe Phase II project in Noida, aiming for completion by 2029 and offering luxury apartments priced between Rs 4-6 crore
India's biggest realty firm DLF has set an "ambitious" target to cross annual rental income of Rs 10,000 crore in medium term from the company's commercial properties, its Chairman Rajiv Singh said on Monday. At present, the DLF Group has an annuity portfolio (primarily office complexes and shopping malls) of around 46 million sq ft with an annual rental income of over Rs 6,000 crore. Addressing shareholders at DLF's 60th Annual General Meeting (AGM), Singh said the company during 2024-25 fiscal delivered a strong performance, achieving robust growth across both housing development and rental (of commercial properties) businesses. He said the company's annuity portfolio, encompassing offices, retail and hospitality, continues to exhibit steady growth. The chairman informed that new buildings in 'Downtown Gurugram' and Chennai project are completed. Additionally, three new retail properties are set to open in the near future, further strengthening its portfolio. "We remain equally
Green-certified office spaces have surged 65% across Bengaluru, Mumbai, Delhi-NCR, and other top cities. Bengaluru leads with 73% of its office space now certified for sustainability
Retail leasing in India rose 21% in H1 2025 compared to the previous year. Experts predict significant new supplies in Delhi NCR, Mumbai, and Hyderabad in H2 2025.
Godrej Properties shares rose 2 per cent after the company reported a 15.4 per cent Y-o-Y growth in net profit in Q1FY26
Gurugram's second circle rate hike in eight months raises acquisition costs and stamp duties, with developers warning of pressure on mid-income housing demand
Jaiprakash Infratech plans legal challenge after lenders reject its bid for Jaiprakash Associates citing EMD issues, threatening delay in the ₹57,000 crore resolution process
Looking to enter the Delhi-NCR housing market, Lodha Developers Ltd MD and CEO Abhishek Lodha said the company expects to acquire at least one land parcel this fiscal in this important region for development of its first residential property. At present, Lodha Developers has a significant presence in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region, Pune and Bengaluru housing markets. According to the transcript of management's discussions with analysts, Abhishek Lodha said the company would undertake a few housing projects in the pilot phase to understand the market better and also gradually build a team for the effective execution of projects. "The Delhi NCR is an important market for us to get into. We obviously, as we have done in Pune and Bengaluru, will only enter in a gradual manner. We will be starting off with a pilot phase with a moderate number of projects and a moderate level of investment with a view to understand better how the market operates and how we build out the supply chain for .
Mumbai real estate market continues to see strong demand, as registration of properties rose by 4 per cent to 88,639 units during the January-July period, according to Knight Frank. As many as 84,866 units were registered in Mumbai's municipal region during the first seven months of the last calendar year. The data relates to transactions in both primary and secondary property markets. The government's revenue from these registrations rose by 13 per cent year-on-year to Rs 7,854 crores, real estate consultant Knight Frank India said, citing data from the Maharashtra government. On both metrics, the consultant said that Mumbai recorded the strongest performance since 2013 for the January-July period. Shishir Baijal, Chairman & Managing Director, Knight Frank India, said, "Mumbai's residential market continues to show steady buyer confidence." In July, the registration of properties increased 2 per cent to 12,579 units as against 12,373 units in the same month last year. Commenting
Shares of PNB Housing Finance saw a sharp decline after the resignation of MD & CEO Girish Kousgi, effective October 2025, sparking market concerns and uncertainty
Property prices in Lucknow will see an increase of up to 25 per cent from Friday with the implementation of revised circle rates -- the minimum cost of a property to determine the stamp duty charges. Under the latest rate revision that has come after 10 years, circle rates have been increased in the range of 15-25 per cent, depending on the area and the type of the property. Circle rates in Lucknow were last revised in 2015, Assistant Inspector General of Stamps Ramesh Chand said. "The price of agricultural land has increased by 15 per cent, while the prices of land meant for housing (non-agriculture) have seen a rise of 20 per cent to 25 per cent," Chand told PTI. He further said the rates have been revised as per the potential of the particular area. As far as the quantum of percentage increase is concerned in this year's revision, it is almost the same as that of 2015, Chand said. The rates have been revised on three parameters. The first category is non-agriculture land locat
Godrej Properties reports a 15% YoY increase in Q1 FY26 profit to Rs 600 crore, driven by strong collections and an 18% rise in EBITDA, despite a decline in revenue from operations
Experion unveils VLIV, its first women-only co-living space, and announces a $300 million investment to build a nationwide service-led rental housing ecosystem in India
If you're a tenant, expect higher rents in metros, particularly for compact homes. If you're an investor, cities like Ahmedabad, Navi Mumbai, and Hyderabad offer solid rental yields.