DLF’s luxury housing projects in Panchkula achieve record ₹1,150 crore+ sales, driven by demand for high-end 4BHK+ units and strategic locations near Chandigarh.
DLF’s Valley Orchards achieves 95% inventory sold within three months, highlighting Panchkula’s surge in luxury housing demand. The 15.8-acre gated community offers 512 3BHK/3BHK+Study residences priced from ₹2.55 Cr, reflecting Tricity’s growing premium real estate market.
DLF to launch 62 ultra-luxury villas in Goa by 2024-2025, priced between Rs 40 crore and Rs 50 crore. The project aims to set a benchmark in luxury real estate in the region.
Forbes India explores luxury real estate trends, driven by high-net-worth individuals and booming equity markets. It showcases opulent homes and architectural innovations.
Mumbai's real estate market is booming post-pandemic, attracting developers from across India with rising luxury home sales and significant investment opportunities.
Developers from Bengaluru and Mumbai increase footprint in each other's cities, driven by growth, sales velocity, and better margins, with some finding lower land prices in Bengaluru attractive.
India's real estate sector faces sustainability challenges, yet companies like DLF and Bharti Real Estate are pioneering eco-friendly initiatives and practices to combat them.
DLF plans to enter Mumbai residential market with flats priced between Rs 6 and 8 crore, and launch 62 villas in Goa priced between Rs 40-50 crore.
Offbeat real estate destinations like Sonipat, Bhiwadi, and Panchkula are gaining traction due to their blend of affordability, lifestyle amenities, and infrastructure developments.
Elon Musk's Tesla is in talks with major real estate developers for showroom space in New Delhi and Mumbai. The company is looking to rent between 3,000 and 4,000 square feet.
Irfan Razack's family wealth hits $1 billion as Prestige Estates Projects shares surge. The company, now India's second-largest, boasts global brand tenants.
The recent release of electoral bond data by the Election Commission reveals substantial political contributions from various real estate companies, led by DLF and Chennai Green Woods.
Comparing Godrej Properties and DLF for better long-term investment prospects amidst a notable upswing in the real estate market, driven by high pre-sales numbers.
Luxury real estate transactions surged in India before the fiscal year's end, with ticket sizes ranging from ₹10 crore to over ₹100 crore. Experts attribute this to several factors including capital gains reinvestment limits and market volatility.
DLF, Macrotech, and Godrej Properties are highlighted as top real estate firms in a recent Burgundy Private Hurun India report. The sector shows promising growth prospects.
Jaypee Group's founder, Jaiprakash Gaur, transformed the construction industry but faced setbacks in real estate leading to over 20,000 dissatisfied home buyers struggling for their completed homes.
Table Space rents 200,000 sq ft from DLF in Delhi-NCR, marking entry into the market, with plans for further expansion.
NAREDCO members pledge ₹90,000 crore investment in Haryana over five years. Focus on affordable housing, residential and commercial sectors. DLF, M3M lead investments.
Luxury apartment prices in Delhi-NCR are stabilizing, making now a good time to invest. Experts advise against waiting for further price drops due to unsold inventory levels.
NCR Sees Surge in Luxury Apartment Launches with 5-Star Living Experience
Gurgaon residents refuse to pay property tax until MCG takes over services from private builders. Court hearing scheduled for December 2nd.
DLF achieved Rs 2,684 crore in sales bookings during H1 FY14, surpassing the previous year's figures. Experts commend DLF's strategic focus on premium, high-margin projects.
Outsourcing giant Convergys relocates from Cyber City to Sohna Road in Gurgaon due to rent hikes
DLF plans to raise ₹1000 crore by mortgaging retail assets to reduce its ₹19,508 crore debt. This involves a new Commercial Mortgage Backed Security product, attracting investors like pension funds and insurance firms.
Indian real estate developers prepare to issue asset-backed bonds utilizing rental income from offices and shopping malls.