Highways and expressways have always been the story behind the real estate sector’s growth. We have seen how the ease of connectivity has transformed the regions in and around Delhi. Over the years, there has been buzz around NH 24, Dwarka Expressway etc. The people and real estate developers have reacted to the opportunities constructively. The latest entrant to the real estate scene is the 46-km-long Gurugram-Pataudi-Rewari Highway in Haryana.

India’s Silicon Valley Bengaluru has again emerged as the numero uno city in terms of rise in rental yields in top 11 cities/regions of the country, according to an ANAROCK report. Mumbai was second on the list followed by Gurugram. IT-dominated Bengaluru tops the list with a rental yield of 4.45% in Q1 2024. Bengaluru’s rental yield in pre-Covid 2019 stood at 3.6%, which amounts to a growth of 24% in this period, showed ANAROCK data. Backed by strong post-pandemic rental demand, rental values in the city’s key areas have been rising inexorably after IT companies’ return to office call.

The National Real Estate Development Council (NAREDCO) Maharashtra in association with Practicing Engineers, Architects and Town Planners Association (PEATA) hosted a pivotal Knowledge Session 'All About Policy' which brought together distinguished experts from the real estate sector to discuss critical policy implications and their impacts on the Mumbai real estate market.

The Maharashtra unit of National Real Estate Development Council (NAREDCO) in association with Practicing Engineers, Architects and Town Planners Association (PEATA) hosted a pivotal knowledge session 'All About Policy' that discussed critical policy implications and their impacts on the Mumbai real estate market. The panelists debated the need for government support in light of substantial profits earned from the realty sector. Chairman Emeritus, NAREDCO Maharashtra, Dr.

In today’s rapidly evolving financial landscape, inclusivity and empowerment stand at the core of progressive credit policies. Women should be included as mandatory co-borrowers in every loan that is issued. Such a policy is not just a statement of gender inclusivity but a strategic move based on a comprehensive understanding and respect for the pivotal role women play in the economic dynamics of a family, especially in the context of Indian households.

Investing in the stock market is a game-changer for people who can keep an eye on it regularly, as it requires the full attention of investors from 8:30 am until the market closes. Due to its volatile nature, gone are the days when investing in equity was one of the best options. Now, people have turned towards the real estate sector as it is showing long term gains. It is considered to be the right move, especially when the sector is experiencing its peak.

Priyanka Chopra Jonas is popular not just for her stellar performances onscreen but also for her astute investments in the real estate sector. The latest buzz surrounding her involves a significant move by her family in the real estate realm — an intriguing lease agreement for a bungalow they own in Pune. Reports have surfaced indicating that Priyanka's family, including her mother Madhu Chopra and brother Siddharth Chopra, have struck a deal with The Urban Nomads Community Private Limited, a co-living and co-working firm.

While there were 29 land deals spread across 314 acres closed in FY2024, there was one large deal in Delhi and the individual buyer was Deepinder Goyal, co-founder and CEO of the online food delivery firm, Zomato, who bought a 5 acre land parcel in Dera Mandi area for ₹79 crore, data accessed by Anarock showed.

The other buyers in Delhi-NCR included real estate developers such as Mumbai-based Godrej Properties, Experion Developers, DLF Homes Developers and Prestige Group among others, Anarock data showed

Lohia Global on Thursday announced its entry into the real estate business with its venture, Lohia Worldspace. The company, which is involved in exports, auto, and renewable energy, will develop both residential and commercial real estate in India. The company will first focus on Tier-II cities and then move to bigger markets like Delhi National Capital Region (NCR).

India’s real estate sector, with an approximately 7.3 per cent share in India’s GDP, has undergone significant transformations, particularly in its financing landscape post the pandemic, as Private Equity (PE) funds regained confidence. Policies and reforms have further bolstered this environment, facilitating private equity investors’ deployment of capital into the real estate sector, according to Savills recent survey.