The ₹393.57 crore Thrissur railway station redevelopment boosts residential demand in nearby areas with enhanced connectivity and amenities.
Noida's population surge to 9.3 lakh by 2025 fuels demand for residential and commercial properties, driven by infrastructure and economic growth.
Despite a 12% YoY drop in Hyderabad’s April 2025 property registrations, Ranga Reddy recorded a 2% rise in ₹1 crore+ home sales, contributing 51% of the district’s transaction value. Luxury demand surged in Medchal-Malkajgiri and Sangareddy, driven by spacious homes over 2000 sq ft.
Hyderabad's residential landscape is evolving with emerging hotspots like Kollur and Bachupally, while central areas like Somajiguda attract upscale living demand.
Hyderabad leads in real estate growth as premium housing sales surge 12% YoY in early 2025, driven by IT expansion and investor confidence.
Ranga Reddy emerges as a key growth driver for Hyderabad's ₹4,000 crore property registrations in May 2025, with suburban apartments and premium homes leading demand.
Coimbatore dominates Tamil Nadu’s property registration revenue growth at 14.42% in 2024-25, outperforming Chennai due to rising transactions, stricter compliance, and streamlined digital processes.
Hyderabad's real estate market saw a 16% year-on-year drop in property registrations to 5,900 units in February 2025, but month-on-month growth signals recovery with premium homes driving demand and regional resilience in Rangareddy and Medchal-Malkajgiri districts.
The newly inaugurated Vellore Airport under UDAN scheme boosts real estate demand, with rising property values in Abdullapuram vicinity. Enhanced connectivity attracts developers and investors, driving residential, commercial and industrial projects in Tamil Nadu's growing hub.
Gandhinagar's commercial real estate reported 15% growth in Q1 2025, driven by IT/financial sector expansion in GIFT City, signaling strong demand for office and retail spaces.
Chandigarh's real estate association condemns proposed collector rate hikes, citing threats to affordability and stalled market growth due to existing registration bans.
Effective December 1, 2024, Faridabad's property prices rise by 10–20% across residential, commercial, and agricultural sectors. Hike impacts registration costs and market dynamics until March 31, 2025, with higher rates in DLF areas and Greater Faridabad.
The CREDAI Fairpro 2025 from Jan 31-Feb 2 showcases Madurai's growing real estate market with over 40 developers offering 100+ projects. Discover apartments, plots, and villas ranging from ₹20 lakh to ₹2.5 crore, exclusive loan deals, and TNRERA-certified homes.
Mysore real estate prices increased by 53% in 2024 due to demand from Bengaluru professionals seeking affordability and quality life, driven by improved connectivity.
Hyderabad's office leasing activity exceeds 2023 averages by 11%, reaching 2.5 million sq ft in one month, driven by business expansion.
India's real estate market is expected to see a flurry of new residential launches in 2024. The sector is resilient, driven by demand, tech adoption and investment from NRIs.
North Goa presents lucrative real estate investment opportunities due to its thriving tourism and infrastructure. Calangute, Mapusa, and Porvorim offer high rental income potential.
Union Budget 2024 boosts real estate market, allocates Rs 10 lakh crore for urban housing, benefiting one crore poor and middle-class families, developers, and homebuyers.
Bengaluru's rental housing market saw an average price correction of 5-10% during the April-June quarter of the current calendar year, driven by tenants moving to the outskirts and the growth of co-living options.
Mumbai's real estate market is booming post-pandemic, attracting developers from across India with rising luxury home sales and significant investment opportunities.
Mumbai's property registrations rose by 11% in June 2024, with a significant increase in stamp duty collections, showcasing the market's resilience and growing buyer confidence.
The real estate market experiences slower activity during elections, while homebuyers remain active, driven by needs, amid anticipation of policy changes.
India's real estate market soared in 2023, exceeding expectations. Homeownership is favored over renting. Experts predict promising 2024 due to resilience and affordability.
FDI regulations in India for real estate indicate growth projections and increased foreign investment, benefiting the sector's expansion and attracting both domestic and international investors.
The Godrej family has agreed to a six-year non-compete clause, except for real estate, following a split. Brand rights have been divided among family members.