CREDAI Trichy's FairPro 2025 property expo generated Rs 16 crore sales, showcasing 2,000 units from 29 developers with strong buyer interest across all segments.
CREDAI Nashik Metro hosts Property Expo 2025 from August 14-18 at Thakker Dome, showcasing premier real estate opportunities for North Maharashtra property seekers.
Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation launches drive urging property owners and developers to transfer internal roads to civic body for better infrastructure management and urban development.
Revenue officials will auction 13 Holy Faith Builders properties in Ernakulam to recover Rs 42 crore owed to demolished Holy Faith H2O apartment owners, following Supreme Court directives.
RERA registration mandates have transformed Kochi's real estate landscape, ensuring transparency, timely delivery, and enhanced buyer protection in property transactions.
Noida Authority’s co-developer policy enables financially stable builders to take over stalled projects by resolving legal disputes and paying 25% dues upfront, promising faster delivery and risk reduction for homebuyers while aiding authorities and banks in debt recovery.
Bihar's 4-month sand mining ban (June–Oct 2025) aims to protect river ecosystems while managing construction supply through pre-stocked reserves and regulated distribution points. Developers must adapt to ensure project continuity amid enhanced environmental regulations.
Noida's older sectors are experiencing a sharp rise in builder and investor interest, driven by new policies allowing free area expansion and modern apartment projects, invigorating established neighborhoods.
Panchkula RERA introduces an online dispute resolution platform to streamline the complaint process and reduce case backlogs, providing faster resolutions for real estate disputes.
Kashmir's real estate sector faces turmoil with declining demand, increasing sellers, and falling property prices due to economic uncertainties.
The housing sector is expected to face a supply shortage this year, with under-construction projects progressing slower than anticipated. Buyers may face delays as completion targets are unlikely to be met.
The Land Acquisition Bill, after several amendments including a 50% compensation for landowners, has received consensus from all parties. However, developers and industry experts fear it will adversely impact the affordable housing sector.
Mumbai's real estate firms are selling smaller office spaces due to declining demand from corporates and financial institutions, turning to professionals for sales.
The Income Tax Department is investigating real estate deals in New Delhi to combat black money and tax evasion. They will scrutinize developer funding and individual transactions.
Embassy Property Developers plans to raise $513 million through an IPO, according to their filed prospectus. Pre-IPO placement and retail investor discounts are also being considered.
Real estate in India lacks a strong consumer movement and transparent investment guidance. The current price surge has shifted focus from need-based to profit-driven investments.
The International Interiors & Real Estate Expo in New Delhi promises networking and investment opportunities, offering free entry and exclusive discounts for members.
Oberoi Constructions plans IPO launch in Q1 next financial year to fund growth
Mumbai developers consider halting new residential projects due to market slowdown, impacting sales and leading to job cuts in the construction industry.
Centrum Broking predicts a 30-35% decline in India's residential property prices, with Mumbai expected to fare better, possibly experiencing a reduction of 20-30% by April 2009.
Indian developers are increasingly hiring foreign architects for their projects, seeking a global perspective and expertise. While this offers advantages, some raise concerns about foreign firms' understanding of Indian business complexities.
Real estate appears resilient to inflation, with experts predicting a price drop of 5-10 percent. It's considered a favorable time for property investment, especially in Tier II and III cities.
Land prices decline across major Indian cities, with drops between 10-50% due to market slowdown and reduced deal volumes.