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Prestige Estates launches township in Hyderabad, GDV pegged at ₹9,500 cr

Prestige Golden Grove in Tellapur to offer over 5,000 homes as developer expands in high-growth Hyderabad market amid rising demand

Accenture leases 1.65 lakh sq ft office space in Noida for ₹195 crore

IT major signs five-year lease with Onward Coworkx in Noida, reflecting sustained demand for office space amid strong leasing activity in metro cities

India's Reit market gathers momentum, beats peers on returns: Anarock

India's Reit market gains traction with strong returns, high occupancy and regulatory support, outperforming Asian peers and drawing rising investor participation

Mahagun Group secures ₹225 crore from CSL Finance to speed up delivery

Mahagun Group raises Rs 225 crore from CSL Finance to accelerate construction and improve liquidity, following its recent exit of Blackstone-backed ASK Property Fund

Foreign fund inflow in Indian real estate falls 75% in Jan-Mar: Colliers

Foreign investors were cautious to put money in Indian real estate during January-March amid the West Asia conflict, as their investments plunged 75 per cent to USD 400 million compared to the previous quarter, according to Colliers. Real estate consultant Colliers India expects foreign investors to remain cautious through this year due to global economic uncertainties. The consultant data showed that the total institutional investments in real estate fell drastically by 61 per cent to USD 1.6 billion in January-March from USD 4.2 billion in the preceding October-December quarter of 2025. Out of this, domestic investors pumped in USD 1.2 billion while foreign players invested just 0.4 billion during the last quarter. During October-December 2025, the inflow from domestic and foreign investors stood at USD 2.6 billion and USD 1.6 billion, respectively. Badal Yagnik, Chief Executive Officer & Managing Director, Colliers India, said that institutional investments in India's real ...

India's realty investment falls 62% in Q1 amid West Asia tensions: Vestian

Institutional investment in Indian real estate sector fell 62 per cent during January-March period to USD 1.41 billion from the previous quarter amid negative sentiments because of the West Asia conflict, according to Vestian. The investment in real estate stood at USD 3.73 billion in the October-December quarter of the 2025 calendar year. However, real estate consultant Vestian said investments rose 74 per cent from USD 0.81 billion in the year-ago period and this highlights strong investor confidence in India's real estate sector, even as global headwinds continue to intensify. Driven by strong demand from GCCs, commercial assets dominated investment activity in Q1 2026 with 80 per cent share. Investment in commercial assets fell to USD 1.12 billion in January-March from USD 2.28 billion in the preceding quarter. The inflow of fund jumped more than three times from USD 307.2 million in the January-March period last year. Commercial assets include office, retail, co-working, and

M3M to deploy ₹14,500 crore to fund construction of 45 mn sqft portfolio

M3M India plans to deploy ₹14,500 crore to accelerate construction of over 45 million sq ft, funded through internal accruals and working capital

Bhive Workspace plans 1 mn sqft expansion in 2026, to invest ₹300 crore

Bhive Workspace plans to add around 1 million sq ft capacity in 2026 with an investment of up to ₹300 crore, expanding its campus model across key micro-markets in India

Real estate gets $1.4 bn of institutional investments in Q1 2026: Report

India's real estate sector drew $1.4 billion in institutional investments in Q1 2026, led by commercial assets and strong domestic inflows despite a quarterly decline, Vestian said

Maharashtra RERA approves 1,060 housing projects around Gudhi Padwa

MahaRERA approved 1,060 housing projects around Gudhi Padwa, including new registrations, extensions and corrections, with maximum activity in MMR and Pune regions

West Asia conflict may push up realty construction costs by 5% in near term

The escalating West Asia conflict is beginning to exert cost pressure on India's real estate sector, with material prices rising and industry leaders warning of a potential 5 per cent spike in construction costs if hostilities persist through April. Construction schedules are also likely to be affected because of shortage of materials and resources if the conflict prolongs. Harshavardhan Neotia, Chairman of Ambuja Neotia Group, said the crisis is triggering a "classic cost-push cycle" for real estate, with crude oil moving from sub-USD70 levels in February to well above USD 110120 per barrel in March and natural gas witnessing sharp spikes. "Early pressure is already visible across steel, logistics, and petrochemical-linked materials. If this persists, construction costs could rise meaningfully over the next 12 quarters, which may have a bearing on pricing going forward," Neotia said. Sushil Mohta, President of CREDAI West Bengal and Chairman of Merlin Group, struck a more immediat

Mindspace REIT to acquire Chennai office assets for ₹2,541 crore

Acquisition of two Chennai office assets from sponsor portfolio to strengthen Mindspace REIT's presence and expand leasable portfolio and asset base

Mumbai records best March in 14 years with over 15,500 registrations

City records 15,516 property registrations in March 2026, highest in 14 years, with strong end-user demand and rising share of mid-income housing

VGN Homes Launches 'VGN Meridian Heights' in Gerugambakkam,: Premium Plotted Development Offering 4X Growth Potential

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Brookfield India REIT names Shashank Jain as CEO, Alok Aggarwal to retire

Jain, joining from PwC India, will take charge from July 2026 as current chief Alok Aggarwal retires after leading the REIT since its inception in 2021

Sara Ali Khan leases Andheri bungalow to Montessori school at ₹6.5L/month

Starting from the third year, the rent will increase by 5% annually.

SM Reit scheme PropShare Celestia's ₹244 crore IPO to open on April 10

Property Share Investment Trust files offer for its third SM Reit scheme, targeting Rs 244.65 crore with projected yields up to 8.9 per cent by FY29

Golden Growth Fund aims to liquidate two projects, buy land in FY27

Real estate AIF plans to exit two independent floor projects and acquire land parcels in South and Lutyens' Delhi, amid rising luxury housing demand and price appreciation

Housing sales value growth to moderate slightly to 4-6% in FY27: Crisil

Growth in housing sales value is set to moderate in FY27 amid flat demand and slower price increases, though strong collections and premium segment demand will support developers

Dubai on the edge: Indian HNIs don't loosen grip on trophy assets

Luxury real estate mkt holds firm; investors selective about buying