Mumbai residents protest BMC's new property tax policy based on capital value, citing disparities and demanding a return to the old system.
During a visit to India, British PM David Cameron pledged UK government funding for the Mumbai-Bangalore corridor project, foreseeing significant economic benefits and job creation.
Godrej Properties and Jet Airways are partnering on a 1.3 million sq ft commercial project in Mumbai's Bandra Kurla Complex. The project, Godrej BKC, is expected to generate Rs. 3,500-4,000 crore.
Corporates are relocating their headquarters to larger offices as rental prices decline in major cities like Bangalore and Mumbai, seeking better amenities.
GVK Power & Infrastructure Ltd plans to monetize 2.9 million sq. ft. of Mumbai International Airport's real estate to fund its modernization, pending Maharashtra Chief Minister's approval.
BMC increases Mumbai's daily water supply from 90 to 135 liters per person starting October 1st, offering relief to residents and potentially boosting the housing industry.
A sluggish real estate market has delayed multiplex construction, impacting Bollywood's revenue. Approximately 150 multiplexes are delayed, affecting potential earnings for films. More multiplexes are needed.
Morgan Stanley is considering investing in a 1.6 million sq ft office space development in Mumbai's Bandra Kurla Complex, marking their first commercial sector investment in India.
Union Housing Minister Ajay Maken advocated for a review of the FSI policy in Mumbai and other major Indian cities to boost affordable housing development, suggesting increased FSI rates.
Mumbai & Delhi ranked among world's cheapest cities in a survey by Economist Intelligence Unit, while Tokyo tops the list of most expensive cities.
India's residential market nearing price correction due to weak home sales, forcing builders to cut prices, reports CBRE, with Mumbai, Chennai, Hyderabad, and Delhi experiencing significant sales drops.
Foreign investors are poised to inject $4-5 billion into the Indian real estate market, focusing on Bangalore, Delhi, and Mumbai, according to Jones Lang LaSalle.
MIDC's new industrial policy allows 40% of SEZ land for residential projects, potentially generating ₹3.08 lakh Cr in revenue and boosting industry growth in Mumbai.
Sahara India's bid for a 30-year lease of Air India's Mumbai headquarters was rejected. Air India aims for shorter leases to retain control and avoid the fate of Sears Tower.
High Net-worth Individuals (HNIs) are increasingly cautious about real estate investments due to lower returns and declining property value appreciation, particularly in major cities.
India's real estate housing sector saw a decline in 2012, with minimal capital value rise of 1-3% in top seven cities, reports JLL.
Bombay Realty is showcasing its Island City Center project at the Dubai Indian Property Show. The project in Dadar, Mumbai offers luxury residences, commercial spaces, and amenities, targeting NRIs and HNIs.
Ulwe in Mumbai projected for a 145% price hike, making it a top real estate investment destination along with other cities like Pune, Bangalore and Delhi-NCR.
Surging property prices have led to a significant decline in residential sales across major Indian cities, with reports indicating a 42% drop in 2012.
Mumbai's real estate exhibition has reignited hope among builders for a festive revival despite sluggish sales and stable prices in the market.
Mumbai's real estate firms are selling smaller office spaces due to declining demand from corporates and financial institutions, turning to professionals for sales.
CREDAI criticizes Maharashtra's policies as investor-unfriendly, prompting a shift towards Gujarat for real estate investment, driven by high costs and slow approvals in Mumbai.
Govt to sell/lease surplus land to ease financial stress, boosting real estate growth in Indian metros.
Mumbai real estate prices have declined due to higher interest rates, stricter housing loans, and increased repo rates. The RBI's strict lending policies and over-supply have also contributed to this drop.
The depreciating rupee has increased demand for residential properties from NRIs, particularly in Mumbai. Developers are also offering discounts due to liquidity concerns, making properties more attractive.