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  • constructionweekonline.in-Smart homes and smart living is the future

    Artificial intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT) have taken the world by storm, and the residential real estate sector is no exception. Gone are the days of manually performing each and every task at our homes, from adjusting the HVAC temperature to unlocking doors to let someone in your house. Modernization and the advent of cutting-edge technologies have given rise to tools and solutions that have replaced our need to manually perform daily activities.

     

  • bizzbuzz.news-The Future Of Indian Housing Is In Integrated Townships

    India's urban population explosion is causing its bigger cities to burst at the seams. Overcrowding, pollution, traffic congestion, and deteriorating infrastructure are the 'new normal' - a state of affairs that we have begun to accept as inevitable.

     

  • constructionweekonline.in-Gurgaon tops NCR with Rs 1 lakh crore worth luxury real estate developments

    Gurgaon has firmly established itself as the top luxury real estate market in the National Capital Region (NCR), driven by an influx of high-end residential projects and robust demand from affluent buyers. According to a recent CBRE report, sales of properties priced over Rs 4 crore surged by 38% from January to September 2024 across major Indian cities, with Delhi-NCR taking the lead. Gurgaon’s growing appeal is supported by extensive infrastructure upgrades and a rising interest in premium housing.

     

  • Housing.com-How millennials are driving the next wave of realty investments and what it means for the market?

    The Indian real estate market is witnessing a revolution, and leading the charge is none other than millennials. This generation, infamous for redefining everything from avocado toast to work-life balance, is now turning its disruptive power towards the housing market. In fact, millennials—those aged 25-40 years—are no longer just scrolling through #DreamHome hashtags on Instagram; they’re making those dreams a reality.

  • The Economic Times-Property prices in this Delhi-NCR area rose by 13% in three quarters of 2024; check Gurugram property rates, developers

    Gurugram, a key economic hub within the National Capital Region (NCR), continues its rapid real estate growth. The city's proximity to the international airport, abundant land, and favourable tax policies have positioned it as a major IT and ITeS centre. This growth has led to increased demand for housing, driving up property prices.

     

  • Hindustan Times-Diwali 2024: Real estate festive offers in Delhi- NCR have it all - from gold coins to a free Lamborghini

    While there are fewer discounts being offered this Diwali 2024, some real estate developers in Delhi-NCR are doling out financial and flexible payment schemes, international tours, free modular kitchen, mobile phones, gold coins and even Lamborghinis to go with new ultra luxury villa launches.

     

    Besides flexible payment plans, developers this festive season have also on offer sustainable living-focused amenities such as EV charging ports for all flats, home automation, and solar geysers, say experts.

  • moneycontrol.com-QIP issuances by real estate developers hit Rs 12,801 crore in Jan-Sept 2024, second highest after renewable energy

    The real estate sector has emerged as the second highest in Qualified Institutional Placements (QIP) after renewable energy in India, with developers raising around Rs 12,801 crore in the first nine months of 2024.

     

  • Hindustan Times-Real estate opportunity in education sector estimated at more than 4 billion square feet over next 10 years: Report

    The real estate demand from India’s education sector is estimated at over 4 billion square feet by the year 2034-35 as student enrolments across K-12 and higher education segments are expected to increase 1.2 times to exceed 360 million, according to a report released by property consultancy CBRE on October 29.

     

  • dailypioneer.com-Dubai's Real Estate Boosting India's Tourism Industry This Diwali

    As Dubai's real estate market reaches new heights, the benefits are spilling over to India's tourism sector. Real estate companies from Dubai are organising major events across various regions in India, leading to significant growth in both the hotel and tourism industries.

     

  • Hindustan Times-Noida to draft a co-developer policy to revive delayed realty projects

    The Noida authority on Saturday announced plans to formulate a co-developer policy aimed at reviving stalled housing projects, a move that could benefit thousands of homebuyers who have been awaiting completion of their apartments, officials said on Saturday. The decision was taken during a board meeting on Saturday, chaired by Uttar Pradesh chief secretary Manoj Kumar Singh at Noida authority’s Sector 6 headquarters, with key officials, including Noida authority CEO Lokesh M, Gautam Budh Nagar district magistrate Manish Kumar Verma in attendance.