The Chandigarh Administration's significant hike in collector rates, effective April 1, 2025, impacts various property types, leading to widespread criticism from traders and property dealers.
Forbes India explores luxury real estate trends, driven by high-net-worth individuals and booming equity markets. It showcases opulent homes and architectural innovations.
India's real estate market is booming, driven by factors like changing consumer preferences, government policies, and technological advancements. The market is expected to reach $1 trillion by 2030.
Akash Pharande of Pharande Spaces examines past real estate trends during elections and forecasts future trends, highlighting the positive impact of elections on the market.
Indian home prices are projected to increase by 4-6% this year, driven by rising incomes. CRISIL Ratings anticipates interest rate cuts to spur housing demand and sales.
Developers in Maharashtra anticipate increased home sales during Gudi Padwa, providing incentives like discounts and flexible payments. Experts note rising property prices and strong buyer sentiment.
The Dwarka Expressway's opening is revitalizing Gurugram's real estate market, boosting residential projects and driving property prices higher as connectivity improves.
This article explains how to calculate the cost price and the selling price to make a 15% profit on a property plot.
Karnataka Government plans to cut guidance values by December, potentially boosting the property market. A lower guidance value is expected to increase property registrations and government revenue.
Kokapet is witnessing a surge in demand for non-branded bungalows, attracting both locals and migrants, thanks to its competitive pricing and convenient location.
Pune's new residential launches decreased by 32% in H1 2016 compared to H1 2015, while unsold inventory reached a 5-year low. Office space transactions also slowed down due to lack of new supply.
Real estate developers face tough market conditions with low sales and high inventory, according to experts and recent data from Colliers India and Cushman & Wakefield.
Unsold luxury apartments in Mumbai reach 2,300 units, with prices ranging from Rs 10 crore to Rs 23 crore, as developers adjust to consumer demand.
Mumbai's residential market faces potential price correction in 2014 due to high unsold inventory and low absorption rates, shifting the market in favor of buyers.
Realty major Unitech Ltd reported a 50% decline in property sales during the first half of the current fiscal due to global market slowdown.
Salarpuria Sattva Group ventures into Coimbatore's real estate market, focusing on affordable housing between the railway station and airport, amidst industry growth and unsold inventory.
In the first half of the year, India's major cities witnessed the launch of 1.32 lakh homes, a 5% increase compared to last year. New launches have declined in Q3.
The real estate market, once a high-growth sector, is currently facing challenges due to economic slowdown and revised funding rules. Experts advise caution and research before investing.
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.
A recent RTI reveal indicates Vadodara has over 1 lakh vacant properties, prompting debate among real estate experts and authorities about the figures' accuracy.
AIG Global has acquired a 50% stake in a stalled shopping mall project in Hyderabad from RMZ Corp, planning to convert it into a residential development.
Hyderabad sees rising affordable housing sales, becoming a top affordable market in India. New projects and infrastructure boost this demand, attracting buyers and investors.
The real estate sector anticipates a prosperous 2013, following a challenging 2012 marked by slow market activity. Experts are optimistic, citing potential from policy changes and investments.
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.
CREDAI anticipates a 20% rise in housing sales in major Indian cities, spurred by lower interest rates. They also address environmental clearance delays.