Dwarka, Delhi, is increasingly seen as a prime investment area due to its high rental potential driven by excellent connectivity and nearby educational institutions.
Mumbai's real estate market is booming post-pandemic, attracting developers from across India with rising luxury home sales and significant investment opportunities.
The average capital values of completed and under-construction properties in Gurgaon witnessed significant growth, with micro-markets like New Gurgaon and Dwarka Expressway showing substantial upticks. North Goa also saw a surge in villa prices due to rising demand from remote workers.
Dwarka Expressway significantly boosts Gurgaon's real estate, attracting investors and homebuyers with improved connectivity and infrastructure. Property values and economic activity are expected to rise.
Faridabad is emerging as a prime location for luxury residential development, offering larger, more affordable properties compared to Gurgaon and Noida, boosted by infrastructure improvements and increased connectivity.
The Delhi NCR housing market has seen a 57% drop in unsold homes over five years, marking significant growth and stability, driven by infrastructure, demand, and regulatory reforms.
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.
TCG Real Estate secures Rs 714 crore funding from SBI for World Trade Center project in Gurgaon, with a leasable area of 1 million square feet.
Luxury residences in Gurgaon's DLF Golf Links and DLF 5, such as The Camellias, The Magnolia, and The Aralias, have seen a significant price increase of 125 percent between 2021 and 2024, driven by rising demand for luxury living and investment opportunities.
Mumbai and Gurgaon see significant increases in coworking rental prices, with Mumbai rising by 27% and Gurgaon by 19% over the past four years, according to a MyHQ by Anarock report.
Signature Global plans to complete 28 projects in Gurgaon and Sohna by 2026, targeting revenue of Rs 11,000 crore from affordable and mid-segment units.
The Dwarka Expressway's opening is revitalizing Gurugram's real estate market, boosting residential projects and driving property prices higher as connectivity improves.
Real estate developers are aggressively acquiring land in India, particularly in major cities, driven by high housing demand. This trend is expected to continue in 2024, with Tier-1 and developing areas remaining hotspots.
Homebuyers are increasingly favoring low-rise properties over high-rises, seeking community, privacy, and larger living spaces. This shift is driven by factors like enhanced safety, lower maintenance costs, and greater resale value.
India's real estate market has flourished in 2023, particularly in luxury housing, with increased sales and strong demand across multiple segments, signaling ongoing growth.
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Apartment deliveries in Delhi-NCR face potential two-year delays due to pandemic-related disruptions, impacting over 3 lakh units, primarily in Greater Noida.
The DTCP has launched an online portal to streamline the affordable housing process, ensuring transparency and timely refunds for buyers following numerous complaints about unfair practices.
Gurgaon's fire department sealed a Malibu Town residential society club due to non-compliance with fire safety norms, following an inspection and failure to install a fire control system.
Real estate developers are redesigning apartment layouts to accommodate the trend of remote work, creating office-like spaces within homes.
Delhi NCR's realty market faced ambiguity due to debt procedures. Faridabad led new project additions, followed by Gurgaon and Greater Noida. Delayed housing units further impacted sales.
Delhi-NCR's office space consumption increased by 39% to 2.4 million sq ft in H1 2016, driven by large deals. Overall office space consumption in 8 cities declined by 18%.
A Delhi-based developer, Manoj Bhardwaj, was arrested for allegedly duping 455 investors across several cities with fake real estate projects.
The Haryana government has reduced circle rates by 15% in Gurgaon to boost the declining real estate market and stimulate buyer interest.