Kolkata's real estate market is undergoing a transformative shift with green homes prioritizing eco-friendly features, energy efficiency, and sustainable urban living. Driven by government initiatives, evolving buyer preferences, and luxury trends, these properties are reshaping the city's housing landscape while addressing environmental concerns.
In Howrah, about 30% of homebuyers within the ₹50-₹90 lakh range now prioritize energy-efficient, eco-friendly homes, pushing developers to adopt green building practices.
Gandhinagar introduces strict green building regulations focusing on energy efficiency, water conservation, and sustainable materials. These norms aim to POSITION the city AS a national benchmark for climate-resilient urban development, leveraging incentives for certification and innovative design.
Karnataka mandates rigorous green building regulations in Bengaluru, enforcing energy-efficient designs, sustainable materials, and reduced carbon footprints for all new constructions while introducing incentives for compliance.
Kochi's luxury apartment market booms as KRERA data reveals surging registrations for 3/4BHK units, driven by young professionals and business elites migrating to prime locales.
Puducherry’s Smart City initiative leverages smart infrastructure and green solutions to boost urban sustainability and real estate potential.
India's real estate sector faces sustainability challenges, yet companies like DLF and Bharti Real Estate are pioneering eco-friendly initiatives and practices to combat them.
Suraj Morajkar of Sun Estates Developers aims to redefine luxury housing by blending it with Goan heritage. Morajkar emphasizes sustainability, innovation and community.
Luxury home sales in India surged by 75% last year, driven by millennial buyers seeking sustainable, aesthetically pleasing spaces, as reflected in recent surveys.
Connectivity surpasses location as the prime factor in real estate, impacting property values and lifestyles. Access to co-working spaces, transportation, and reliable internet are now crucial for investors and residents.
The Urban Land Institute's Annual Conference in Mumbai will address urban development challenges, featuring prominent leaders sharing insights on various real estate issues.
The demand for luxury real estate continues to rise, with buyers showing an insatiable appetite for lavish homes. A recent Anarock study indicates a significant increase in luxury property sales across metropolitan areas.
A recent study highlights Bengaluru's green building distribution challenges, indicating a significant focus on commercial properties, while residential green initiatives lag behind, affecting urban housing.
Chandigarh's Smart City project, costing Rs 6,200 crore, will focus on sectors 17, 22, and 35, with plans for pedestrianized zones, 24x7 water, and smart solutions.
Bangalore's residential market is witnessing a surge in green buildings, with growing buyer demand reflecting a significant trend towards sustainability.