Around 44% of the population earns between Rs 8,500 and Rs 40,000 monthly. Are affordable homes truly accessible to this segment, especially with financing challenges? Expert Arun Mohan proposes solutions in his book "Affordable Housing: How Law and Policy can make it possible."
Residential markets in major Indian cities like Mumbai and NCR saw significant value appreciation in late 2009, driven by an economic slowdown that favored affordable housing.
Indian real estate is experiencing a resurgence due to increased construction, especially in affordable housing, and record-low home loan rates. This has led to renewed optimism among consumers, particularly in Tier II and Tier III cities.
The real estate sector expresses concern over the newly imposed service tax on housing, urging the finance minister for reconsideration and better urban housing policies.
Is the concept of "affordable housing" truly feasible for middle-class families? Experts and industry leaders analyze the current state of affordable housing and discuss necessary improvements.
Jaypee Group launches Lake District, a new residential project within its Sports City township in Greater Noida. The project offers 2BHK, 3BHK, and 4BHK apartments with an artificial lake.
Jaypee Group announces Jaypee Greens Sports City in Greater Noida, near key landmarks, offering affordable 2 and 3 bedroom apartments and commercial properties.
Residential real estate prices have increased by 10% in three months as market sentiment and transactions improve. Prices were initially cut by 30% to combat decreased demand.
Home loan interest rates fall below 8% as DCB and GIC Housing compete, sparking a price war during the festive season.
Despite 10-25% drop in property prices since 2008 and lower bank rates, homes remain unaffordable for India's growing middle class.
DDA awards Delhi's 1st slum redevelopment project to Raheja Developers, worth Rs 500 crore, aiming to improve living conditions for urban poor and generating substantial business for builders.
Economic optimism and liquidity in equity markets are boosting real estate confidence, prompting investment advice for families and highlighting increased demand in Mumbai's residential sector.
Omaxe Ltd plans to raise property prices and launch four new projects, investing fifteen billion rupees with projected revenues of 23 billion rupees over 30 months.
Tata Housing launches 'New Haven' with 1,300 affordable apartments starting at ₹12.73 lakh in Mumbai, expanding its affordability drive in the housing sector.
Demand for 2BHK residential apartments surges, driving developers to shift focus, with up to 60% of inventories now comprising two-bedroom units.
Parsvnath Developers Ltd. launches Parsvnath City in Saharanpur, offering plots, independent floors, and villas. The project spans 100+ acres and targets affordable housing with prices starting at Rs 9.50 lakh.
Century Real Estate launches ‘Century Indus’ affordable housing project in Bangalore, offering apartments in the Rs 20-30 lakh category.
Ansal Properties to invest twenty billion rupees in affordable housing this fiscal year, marking the final installment of a sixty billion rupees investment for developing nineteen integrated townships.
Unitech launches Unihomes, affordable 1 & 2 BHK apartments in Kolkata, starting at ₹18 lakhs.
The government is preparing guidelines for PE funds to participate in the housing sector under the Rajiv Gandhi Awaas Yojana, aiming to create a slum-free India with over 10 lakh houses.
Tata Housing engages in initial discussions with Sequoia Capital and Atlanta Equity to secure funding for affordable housing projects, attracting investor interest with low-risk opportunities.
India's real estate recovery, driven by residential segment, is surprisingly led by investors, not end-users, with many seeking to book profits this Diwali.
Recovery in realty market visible with rate cuts, attractive offers, and increased property registrations in major cities.
Neharpar in Faridabad emerges as an attractive investment destination with affordable prices, drawing interest from buyers and developers alike.
India's real estate sector is set to thrive due to economic growth, with developers focusing on affordability and smaller apartments to attract buyers.