Mangalore's coastal charm and heritage attractions propel demand for luxury second homes, attracting retirees and vacationers to invest in sea-facing properties, accelerating real estate appreciation in South India's emerging coastal hotspot.
Prime Minister Modi inaugurated Yashobhoomi, India's largest convention center, in Dwarka, Delhi, aiming to boost the nation's conference tourism and real estate.
JLL forecasts Kochi as India's top real estate destination citing smart city status, metro connectivity, airport expansion, submarine cable landings, and tourism growth.
Hotels and convention centers are now included in the master list of infrastructure, a move praised by the Tourism Minister which is likely to boost the hospitality sector.
Uttaranchal's real estate is vying for foreign investment amid rapid growth, buoyed by favorable government policies for developers in Dehradun's burgeoning market.
ED investigates potential Russian land mafia involvement in Goa's real estate between 2000-2007, seeking state government's assistance to scrutinize large-scale land acquisitions by Indian companies believed to front for illegal Russian ownership.
Sahara India Group, valued at over $50 billion, explores UAE projects in various sectors, including real estate, media, and tourism, seeking investment opportunities.
Mahindra & Mahindra slows down its Rs 4,000 crore World City project in West Bengal, focusing on its IT SEZ and exploring tourism opportunities.
Chandigarh hosts the "Construction Organizers Show 2008" from October 2nd-5th, showcasing building, construction, and real estate innovations. This exhibition unites government and private sectors, anticipating 200,000 visitors.
DLF Ltd plans to invest $5 billion over seven years to build 125 hotels in India, addressing a significant shortfall in tourism accommodation as demand rises.
The "Exclusive Goa Property Show" in Delhi sparked controversy after designer Wendell Rodricks declined to open it, voicing concerns about overdevelopment and the selling of Goan land by outside developers.
Paul Hotels & Resorts is investing Rs 180 crore to develop two hotels in Mysore and Hampi, Karnataka, within the next two years.