Pune Real Estate Expo 2025 featured over 100 exhibitors, smart home tech, IoT-enabled homes, and AI-driven property management, drawing 50,000+ visitors.
Kolkata's real estate market is undergoing a transformative shift with green homes prioritizing eco-friendly features, energy efficiency, and sustainable urban living. Driven by government initiatives, evolving buyer preferences, and luxury trends, these properties are reshaping the city's housing landscape while addressing environmental concerns.
Gandhinagar introduces strict green building regulations focusing on energy efficiency, water conservation, and sustainable materials. These norms aim to POSITION the city AS a national benchmark for climate-resilient urban development, leveraging incentives for certification and innovative design.
Raipur Development Authority introduces new sustainability regulations requiring energy-efficient designs, green spaces, and resource-efficient systems for buildings exceeding 20,000 sq ft. This move aims to align regional development with India's growing green building landscape, impacting future real estate projects extensively.
A leading developer has launched Pune's first Net Zero Energy residential tower in Kharadi, offering sustainable living with advanced solar panels and smart home technology.
RERA Delhi introduces mandatory energy ratings for new residential projects to promote sustainability, reduce carbon footprint, and enhance transparency.
Karnataka mandates rigorous green building regulations in Bengaluru, enforcing energy-efficient designs, sustainable materials, and reduced carbon footprints for all new constructions while introducing incentives for compliance.
CREDAI Mangalore and SI-8 form a partnership to transform real estate through innovation and sustainability, setting new standards in green building and urban development.
Haryana's real estate regulator introduces mandatory green certification for residential projects, aiming to promote energy-efficient practices and eco-friendly construction in Gurgaon.
Kolkata’s real estate sector embraces sustainable practices driven by environmental concerns and long-term cost savings, with energy-efficient systems and green certifications gaining prominence.
Green building certifications are paving the way for sustainable commercial real estate in India, reducing carbon emissions and providing numerous benefits.
The Indian real estate industry is transitioning towards sustainability, with a focus on green building practices, technological innovation, and cooperative efforts. Key challenges and solutions are discussed.
The Indian real estate market is poised for growth in 2024, with opportunities in residential, commercial, and industrial sectors. Challenges include regulations and infrastructure deficiencies.
A recent study highlights Bengaluru's green building distribution challenges, indicating a significant focus on commercial properties, while residential green initiatives lag behind, affecting urban housing.
Kolkata aims to transform Rajarhat Town into a solar city, with a Rs 400 crore plan focusing on renewable energy and energy efficiency initiatives.
The Delhi-NCR region is considering mandatory green norms for plot development to ensure eco-friendly construction practices among homeowners.
Madhya Pradesh fails to attract builders for green building projects despite government incentives.
Bangalore's residential market is witnessing a surge in green buildings, with growing buyer demand reflecting a significant trend towards sustainability.
India's real estate industry shifts towards green building concept, with 30 million sqft of environment-friendly space, up from 20,000 sqft in 2003.
Falcon Realty Services launches Global Eco-City, a 35-acre green project in Delhi-NCR, offering sustainable homes with solar heating, insulation, and organic farming.
Millennium Spire launches Spire World, its Indian real estate platform, and its first green project, Spire Edge, a 1.6 million sq ft eco-office complex in Manesar.
Falcon Realty Services ventures into eco-friendly real estate development in India, focusing on 2-tier cities and integrated townships near industrial hubs.
Indian developers are increasingly focusing on green buildings due to growing environmental awareness among multinational tenants. While involving higher initial costs, these buildings offer long-term savings and attract eco-conscious companies.
K Raheja Corp partners with the Clinton Climate Initiative to retrofit buildings across India, starting with sites in Mumbai and Hyderabad, and aims to reduce energy and water use.
Government policies are pushing for green buildings in Asian real estate markets. Driven by regulations, incentives, and market changes, green building growth is influenced by corporate social responsibility and tenant preferences.