Gurgaon's real estate market reaches ₹1.8 lakh crore, driven by infrastructure upgrades and soaring demand in residential and commercial sectors, bolstering its status as India's leading IT and business hub.
The Tribune recently hosted a two-day mega real estate expo in Ludhiana, featuring over 20 top developers and inaugurated by MP Sanjeev Arora, highlighting vibrant residential and commercial opportunities.
Pune’s residential market saw an 8% annual sales decline in 2025 despite lower interest rates, as rising prices (7.3% YoY) and 'sticker shock' dented affordability. Developers face pressure to adjust strategies amid falling new launches (-10.3%) and slowing demand in mass segments.
New Haryana RERA regulations require real-time construction updates and timely project delivery in Gurgaon, enhancing transparency, accountability, and reducing homebuyer disputes.
Union Budget 2024 boosts real estate market, allocates Rs 10 lakh crore for urban housing, benefiting one crore poor and middle-class families, developers, and homebuyers.
MahaRERA's conciliation forum boasts a 35-50% success rate in resolving disputes between homebuyers and developers, handling over 1,200 cases since 2018.
In the Mumbai real estate market, developers are reintroducing 'buy now, pay later' schemes to boost sales amidst excess inventory and increased competition.
Noida Authority is developing a policy for mandatory structural audits of buildings before and after handover, placing responsibility on developers and AOAs.
Homebuyers can now check details of project and developer complaints on the MahaRERA website, enhancing transparency and aiding informed decision-making.
UP RERA imposes Rs 1.4 crore penalty on nine developers for non-compliance with orders at its 84th meeting. The Authority aims to protect homebuyers and ensure developers adhere to regulations.
Maharashtra's e-registration for property sales starts on October 2, aiming to increase transparency and efficiency in the real estate sector.
Labor shortages, with over 25% of migrant workers leaving, may delay real estate projects. UP-RERA is aware and may extend project timelines. CREDAI highlights material supply issues.
UP-RERA is working alongside the state government to address the deadlock in flat registrations, impacting over 50,000 home buyers in Noida and Greater Noida.
UP-RERA is set to hold a National Lok Adalat on April 10, 2021, for resolving disputes between developers and home buyers in Uttar Pradesh.
Noida Authority cracks down on developers for delayed flat registries, impacting 18 societies and prompting a 3-month deadline for compliance.
The new Union bill enhances transparency in Greater Noida's real estate, empowering homebuyers while addressing builders' concerns amidst rising demand for affordable housing.
The government has introduced draft rules ensuring developers compensate buyers for delayed project completions, aiming to enhance accountability in real estate transactions.
The Government announces a new online grievance redressal system for SEZ developers to expedite issue resolution and boost exports.
Delhi court orders immediate FIRs against illegal building owners/developers and CBI probe into senior officials' role in fake demolitions.
International retail brands are cautiously expanding in India due to economic uncertainties and supply constraints, focusing primarily on top cities.
The surge in real estate advertising reflects developers' efforts to attract hesitant buyers, particularly during the festive season, with increased discounts and promotional offers.
Private equity firms are partnering with established real estate developers to create large assets and ensure stable returns, even as overall transaction numbers decrease. This trend is expected to grow.
New project launches in Mumbai have significantly declined in Q1 2013 compared to Q4 2012, attributed to weak home sales and cautious developer strategies.
The Income Tax department raided Surat's real estate developers, seizing Rs.8 lakh in cash and Rs.45 lakh in jewelry, aiming to recover around Rs.100 crore.
CREDAI anticipates a 20% rise in housing sales in major Indian cities, spurred by lower interest rates. They also address environmental clearance delays.