Punjab’s temporary stamp duty relief lowers registration costs to 1% until January 31, 2026, making property deals faster, cheaper, and more attractive.
Chandigarh’s Estate Office is set to verify private property records before auctions, reducing fraud risk and making disposal easier for owners, NRIs, and seniors.
Data centers, office hubs and new housing are turning Navi Mumbai into a durable live-work market with demand anchored by jobs, not speculation.
Noida led Uttar Pradesh’s real estate market in 2025 with 69 project registrations, 37,199 units, and over half of the state’s capital investment.
Following environmental clearance, Technopark's QUAD project is poised to reshape Thiruvananthapuram's IT corridor with new commercial space and stronger infrastructure.
Bhumika Realty has secured ₹170 crore in debt financing to speed up its Faridabad mixed-use project, signaling strong lender confidence and urban growth.
Sri Lotus Developers and Abhishek Bachchan have unveiled a mixed-use luxury project in GIFT City, blending retail, offices, and homes.
AMC’s asset monetisation push targets 4,113 leasehold properties, including CG Road’s Municipal Market, alongside PPP and rental revenue plans.
Chandigarh’s Estate Office posted a five-year high in auction revenue and mutations, led by strong residential bids and faster auto-mutation processing.
Maharashtra has approved a major infrastructure package for Nashik, setting the stage for Kumbh-led urban upgrades, stronger connectivity, and rising property values.
Property rates near Jewar Airport have jumped sharply, while YEIDA’s master plan, logistics hubs, and industrial growth are strengthening long-term demand.
Chandigarh’s new digital land records portal gives buyers instant property verification, cuts paperwork, and raises trust across city transactions.
Punjab’s plan to add nine Mohali sectors across 6,285 acres could spur jobs, widen housing supply, and lift the city’s real estate outlook.
Runwal Enterprises has acquired 200 acres in Alibaug for a phased township with homes, retail, and hospitality, pending approvals and timelines.
The 27.37-km Mohali-Sirhind highway is nearing completion under Bharatmala, set to cut travel time, support trade, and unlock real estate growth.
Chandigarh is restarting Sector 39 Mandi SCO auctions at higher reserve prices, drawing strong investor interest and reinforcing the city’s commercial real estate appeal.
As the Namma Metro Yellow Line stabilizes, Bommasandra, Hebbagodi, and Chandapura are set for sharper demand, better access, and up to 15% price growth.
Mohali’s 183-acre Shaheed Bhagat Singh Expo City is expected to start in 2026, adding a convention hub, premium facilities, and a major business boost.
GMADA’s landscaping push for Mohali IT City aims to create a cleaner, greener tech district with jobs, plots, and long-term investor appeal.
Strong institutional capital inflows in 2025 bolster Chennai's real estate market with investor confidence, stable policies, and transparent transactions despite national uncertainty.
Indore's latest IT park project promises to elevate the city's tech scene, leveraging giants like TCS and Infosys while expanding digital infrastructure along the Super Corridor. This development signals robust growth in commercial real estate, attracting investors and talent to one of India's fastest-rising tech hubs.
Nagpur's retail real estate is booming with a 27% surge from 3.0 million sq ft in 2024 to 3.8 million sq ft by 2027. Stable 10-15% vacancy rates signal strong demand. Metro Phase 2 and better connectivity boost hubs like Kanhan, Butibori, Hingna, Kapsi, and Sitabuldi for retail and mixed-use growth.
Nagpur's office real estate is set to expand 26%, growing from 3.8 million sq. ft. in 2024 to 4.8 million sq. ft. by 2027. Fueled by IT firms, Global Capability Centres, better roads, and metro lines, rentals hold at ₹60–90 per sq. ft./month with 13% vacancy signaling robust demand.
Chief Minister M.K. Stalin inaugurated multiple development projects in Madurai on February 21, 2026, including the Goripalayam flyover and public infrastructure improvements that are reshaping the city's real estate landscape and property values.
Kesar India Limited acquires 24,256 sqm in Hingna, Nagpur for a mixed-use high-rise development valued at Rs 900 crore, featuring 1.5 million sq ft of residential and commercial spaces.