The Indian real estate market sees a revival with institutional investments reaching $2.5 billion in Q2 2024, driven by foreign investors and strong growth in industrial and residential sectors.
JLL reports 56 Joint Development Agreements (JDAs) signed between landowners & developers in India, covering 1,546 acres, with 97% for residential projects, from Jan 2023 to Jun 2024.
India's emerging real estate hotspots are set to play a crucial role in the nation's economic growth, driven by infrastructure developments and tourism, according to Colliers' report.
Developers from Bengaluru and Mumbai increase footprint in each other's cities, driven by growth, sales velocity, and better margins, with some finding lower land prices in Bengaluru attractive.
Colliers identifies 17 Indian cities as emerging real estate hubs driven by hybrid work models, digital penetration, and government initiatives, with market expected to reach $1 trillion by 2030.
India's real estate sector faces sustainability challenges, yet companies like DLF and Bharti Real Estate are pioneering eco-friendly initiatives and practices to combat them.
FDI regulations in India for real estate indicate growth projections and increased foreign investment, benefiting the sector's expansion and attracting both domestic and international investors.
Fractional ownership is democratizing access to high-value commercial real estate for retail investors in India, with market growth projected to reach USD 8.9 billion by 2025.
Akash Pharande of Pharande Spaces examines past real estate trends during elections and forecasts future trends, highlighting the positive impact of elections on the market.
Construction and real estate hiring in India surged 86% between March 2023 and 2024, with Delhi, Bangalore, and Mumbai leading the demand, according to Indeed.
Suraj Morajkar of Sun Estates Developers aims to redefine luxury housing by blending it with Goan heritage. Morajkar emphasizes sustainability, innovation and community.
India's real estate sector attracts $1.1 billion in Q1 2024, with residential sector leading investments at $693 million, driven by strong demand and supply.
The construction and real estate sector witnessed an 86% surge in employment between March 2023-24, with Delhi, Bengaluru, and Mumbai leading hiring activity.
The Godrej family has agreed to a six-year non-compete clause, except for real estate, following a split. Brand rights have been divided among family members.
India's real estate sector drives economy, undergoes lifestyle-driven transformations, and poised for global leadership with massive growth potential.
India's real estate market sees surge in land transactions, driven by luxury living demand, with 58% increase in land deals since 2022, and growing traction in Tier 2 and 3 cities.
JLL's Construction Cost Guide predicts India's overall construction costs to rise by 6% in FY2024, with Mumbai being the most expensive city and Chennai a more cost-effective option.
NAREDCO and Kedia Corporate Advisors presented a webinar on Small and Medium REITs after SEBI's regulatory changes. Discussions covered benefits, regulations, and market impact.
Irfan Razack's family wealth hits $1 billion as Prestige Estates Projects shares surge. The company, now India's second-largest, boasts global brand tenants.
Godrej Properties reported record sales bookings of Rs 22,500 crore in FY24, an 84% YoY increase, driven by strong housing demand and successful project launches.
The Indian real estate market is projected to reach $1.3 trillion by FY 2034, significantly impacting the economy, driven by residential demand and commercial development.
Top 25 real estate developers contributed over Rs 630 crore to political parties via electoral bonds between 2019 and 2023, with the BJP receiving the largest share of Rs 314 crore.
Indian real estate developers aim for 3,000 acres in land deals in FY24, a 59% increase from last year, driven by increased land availability and high demand.
India Aims for Developed Real Estate Sector by 2047 for Sustainable Urbanization
A settlement between the National Association of Realtors and a lawsuit will make real estate agent compensation negotiable, potentially lowering broker fees. Buyers may need to pay agents directly.
