Developers from Bengaluru and Mumbai increase footprint in each other's cities, driven by growth, sales velocity, and better margins, with some finding lower land prices in Bengaluru attractive.
Tata Housing reports rapid sales of over 200 flats valued at approximately Rs 300 crore in Gurgaon, signaling strong demand for its project La Vida.
Pune's residential property market saw 4-6% price growth in 2016, driven by high demand and IT/ITeS sector growth, with affordable housing emerging as a key trend.
Aditya Birla Group invests Rs 130 cr in a residential project on Dwarka Expressway by Tata Housing and Sidhartha Group, with expected IRR of 25-27% over four years.
Bangalore leads India with seven housing projects for seniors, surpassing other cities like Chennai and Pune, according to a JLL report focused on senior housing development.
Theme-based housing is trending in the Indian residential market, driven by global exposure and increasing demand. Tata Housing and Disney are entering the market.
NAREDCO urges the government to grant infrastructure status to the entire housing sector to gain tax benefits and stimulate housing demand.
Real estate builders are turning to online reputation management systems to address negative comments from home buyers on social media due to project delays.
Gurgaon's real estate market is booming due to job growth, MNC presence, and infrastructure development. Property rates are rising, with significant residential and commercial construction underway by major developers.
Tata Housing has won five prestigious Asia Pacific Property Awards 2012, including the five-star award for La Montana, reaffirming its leadership in residential real estate.
Realty leaders express disappointment over budget allocations for housing, calling for stronger support for affordable housing initiatives.
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.
Tata Sons is urging its subsidiaries, Tata Realty and Tata Housing, to cease their competition, which is adversely affecting their overall operations in real estate.
Tata Housing engages in initial discussions with Sequoia Capital and Atlanta Equity to secure funding for affordable housing projects, attracting investor interest with low-risk opportunities.
Tata Housing enters the North Indian real estate market with Raisina Residency in Gurgaon, featuring luxury apartments designed by Aedas, aiming for significant developments nationwide.