Mumbai anticipates highest residential demand, while Bangalore leads in office and retail space. Pune shows strong retail growth potential.
Amrapali Group plans to invest Rs.15,000 crore over five years for various projects, including a new 400-unit housing initiative in Ghaziabad.
Neharpar in Faridabad emerges as an attractive investment destination with affordable prices, drawing interest from buyers and developers alike.
TDI plans to invest ₹1,000 crore in affordable housing in NCR over the next three years, driven by renewed demand and successful recent sales.
The economic slowdown has led to significant price drops for homes in the National Capital Region, creating a buying opportunity despite project delays from developers.
Delhi NCR sees a significant drop in commercial real estate rentals as businesses shift from Gurgaon to more affordable locations, impacting transportation costs.
The demand for affordable housing is critical for India's middle income population, particularly in major metros like Delhi, Bangalore, Chennai, and Pune.
Malls in India see 16% vacancy rate as brands shift to high street stores due to viability, visibility, and branding issues.
Retail space development in India lagged by 54% in 2008, with only 34 of 74 planned malls delivered. High vacancy rates and economic slowdown contributed to developers deferring projects.
The government is considering raising home loan limits and tax rebates to make housing more affordable amid economic slowdown.
TDI Infrastructure Limited launches a new scheme for Kingsbury Terraces, allowing buyers to own apartments starting at Rs. 9 lacs with EMIs for 24 months.
Millennium Spire Ltd (MSL) plans to invest $200 million in Indian real estate, focusing on mixed-use complexes, IT parks, and residential/commercial projects in NCR and Coimbatore.
India's commercial real estate sector is experiencing a slowdown due to the general economic downturn, impacting demand and rental values across major cities.
Several small real estate firms are selling hotel projects due to a market slowdown and cash flow issues. Projects in Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Pune, Chandigarh, and NCR are on the block.
The Indian real estate sector is booming, attracting significant investments and driving development in metropolitan and surrounding areas, despite challenges related to regulation and land issues.
Leading property developers are withdrawing from hotel projects due to cash flow issues, complicating relationships with hospitality chains like Royal Orchid and Ramada.
Realty stocks are experiencing a significant decline due to market uncertainty, a slowdown in the real estate sector and rising input costs. Major players like DLF and Unitech have seen substantial drops in their share prices.
BPTP secures a 95-acre commercial plot in Noida for Rs 5006 crore, signaling robust real estate activity and positioning Noida as a competitive office space alternative.
Eldeco Group seeks $200-250 million from private equity investors for projects in Punjab and Maharashtra after abandoning merger and capital market fundraising plans.