India's real estate sector must focus on energy-efficient constructions to alleviate power shortages, potentially saving billions by 2020, as reported by NRDC and exemplified by Andhra Pradesh's building efficiency code.
Realty sector and infrastructure firms like GMR and HCC are venturing into the education sector, aiming to capitalize on the growing education industry in India.
Tata Housing received the Best Developer award for CSR at the Cityscape Awards, highlighting its commitment to societal welfare and contributions to Indian real estate.
Saviour Group to launch eco-friendly project Greenisle on NH-24, Ghaziabad, promising India's best evergreen real estate development.
Milestone launches Ecofirst Advisory Services for eco-friendly real estate consultancy, aiming to support sustainable development across India, including Tier II and III cities.
Indian developers are increasingly focusing on green buildings due to growing environmental awareness among multinational tenants. While involving higher initial costs, these buildings offer long-term savings and attract eco-conscious companies.
Government policies are pushing for green buildings in Asian real estate markets. Driven by regulations, incentives, and market changes, green building growth is influenced by corporate social responsibility and tenant preferences.
The Indian real estate sector is evolving, requiring a diverse skill set to support its growth in sustainable development and specialized infrastructure needs.
Hyderabad-based SatyaVani Green Homes invests $10M in Udhodayam Green Homes, a 12-acre, 1800-unit green township on the Hyderabad-Warangal highway. The project emphasizes eco-friendly construction and renewable energy.