Real estate developers are aggressively acquiring land in India, particularly in major cities, driven by high housing demand. This trend is expected to continue in 2024, with Tier-1 and developing areas remaining hotspots.
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Karnataka Government plans to cut guidance values by December, potentially boosting the property market. A lower guidance value is expected to increase property registrations and government revenue.
Century Real Estate secures Rs 175 crore from PAG for luxury housing project in North Bangalore, aiming to accelerate construction and repay debts.
India's second COVID-19 wave threatens real estate recovery, impacting office and housing markets. Experts predict varying effects on sales and demand.
Bombay HC orders committee to verify affordable flats built by Hiranandani Group in Powai, amid dispute over completion of 3,103 flats as per 2012 order.
Upcoming Bengaluru Transit Infrastructure Projects to boost real estate development. Impact includes major locations like Whitefield and Electronic City.
South Bangalore, particularly Kanakpura Road, sees high demand for new flats, especially among young professionals. East Bangalore also experiences strong demand, with areas like Whitefield and Electronic City attracting interest for 3BHK flats.
Bangalore surpasses Mumbai as India's most expensive city, according to RBI's CPI. High living costs attributed to the IT industry and inflated prices of essential goods.
Investors Clinic, a Noida-based real estate consulting firm, is expanding to Mumbai, Bangalore, and Jaipur. Driven by strong growth in these markets, the company aims to triple its growth in 5 years by partnering with leading developers and leveraging its expertise.
The burgeoning commercial landscape in West Bangalore is driving residential expansion, transforming the area into a prime investment hub with promising growth projections.
Bangalore's lakeside property construction gets green light for pre-2016 approved projects, boosting real estate market and sparking new development plans.
BBMP introduces online plan approvals for builders in Bangalore, streamlining process for residential and office constructions
North Bangalore's residential market is booming with new apartments and luxury villas, offering options for all budgets. Premium and luxury housing options are concentrated around Hennur Road and Thanisandra, while mid-range options are available near the airport.
The growth of IT parks in Whitefield has led to a surge in demand for residential options, making it a sought-after area for professionals in Bangalore.
Hyderabad emerges as new investment hub for commercial property developers from Bengaluru, amidst city's real estate revival
In 2016, Bengaluru faced a 28% deficiency in office space supply despite high demand from the IT sector and e-commerce companies. CBRE predicts a shorter supply for the year.
SNN Builders completes the acquisition of Water’s Edge project in Bangalore, set for a three and a half year luxury residential development with world-class amenities.
Bangalore real estate market tops private equity investment, receiving Rs 1,990 crore in the first three quarters of 2013. Other cities such as Pune and NCR also witness significant growth.
PE investments in Indian office spaces doubled in the first three quarters of 2013, despite a slow realty market. Bangalore attracted the most investments, while housing saw a decline.
Xander Group plans to invest ₹300 Cr in Nitesh Estates' Bangalore retail project on 8 acres in Koramangala. Xander has invested over $2 Bn in India.
Bangalore’s real estate market, driven by IT professionals, posted a 19% hike. East and North Bangalore areas, renowned for accessibility, infrastructure, and social structures, saw increased demand.
A survey indicates reduced mall vacancy in Bangalore despite anticipated new mall space, driven by increased rental activity and deferred mall projects due to construction delays and liquidity issues.
A recent survey of India's top cities reveals a struggling real estate sector with substantial unsold inventory, particularly in Delhi-NCR, Mumbai and Bangalore.