Chandigarh's September 2-4 property auction netted ₹168.85 crore, doubling its ₹75.29 crore reserve. A Sector 33 plot sold for ₹33.4 crore, highlighting soaring demand in prime residential zones amid UT's aggressive e-auction strategy.
The IGBC Platinum-rated Green Lotus Utsav in Zirakpur has received its Occupancy Certificate from Punjab Government, dismissing social media rumors and clearing the way for resident possession.
Buyers increasingly choose direct-owner property transactions in Chandigarh's prime sectors 21, 33, and 38, bypassing brokers for transparent, freehold deals with immediate possession.
Chandigarh witnesses record-breaking property transactions in premium areas like Sector 18-A and Motor Market, with a two-kanal house selling for ₹32 crore, signaling robust investor sentiment despite tax hikes and digital reforms.
The Tribune's sixth Real Estate Expo 2025 at Sector 34 Chandigarh highlighted New Chandigarh's emerging residential and commercial developments by major players like Tiara by Sham Exotic Group and Omaxe, emphasizing sustainable designs and mid-range luxury projects driving Tricity's market growth.
GMADA’s upgraded 8.9km PR-4 road, linking Kurali to Mullanpur, nears February 2025 completion. This critical infrastructure project aims to decongest traffic and boost connectivity for New Chandigarh’s real estate market.
Chandigarh's administration announces ₹2.73 billion infrastructure development projects for FY 2025, including 600 government housing units and a new Police Training Centre, expected to drive real estate growth in Mohali and surrounding areas.
The Chandigarh Administration's significant hike in collector rates, effective April 1, 2025, impacts various property types, leading to widespread criticism from traders and property dealers.
Chandigarh Housing Board’s Sector 53 self-financing housing scheme sees unprecedented demand with over 6,300 applicants competing for 372 flats priced between ₹53 lakh to ₹1.65 crore, marking a significant turnaround from previous low responses
Chandigarh's ₹2.73 billion FY2025 development projects, including 600+ government housing units and a police training center, aim to spur growth in Tricity real estate.
Studio apartments, despite their small size (avg. 350 sq. ft.), are witnessing rising demand due to affordability and low maintenance costs.
Chandigarh's real estate market is experiencing a challenging phase with mixed sentiment among investors and local buyers. Key developments include declining prices and major investment projects.
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