Double-digit price growth phase over, sustainable single-digit rise ahead, says Embassy Developments MD
In an interview or Moneycontrol, Aditya Virwani acknowledges that sales velocity has softened but says the broader housing cycle remains intact due to structural demand drivers
Embassy to enter Mumbai market with ultra-luxury residential project in Worli in Q4
With Mumbai topping India’s luxury housing sales and supply tightening in core micro-markets, Embassy’s timing aligns with a cycle favouring premium launches, high-ticket absorption and brand-led differentiation, sources say
Realty firm Sobha Ltd enters Mumbai housing market, launches first project comprising 310 flats
Bengaluru-based company said that it has launched its first project in Mumbai 'SOBHA Inizio' spanning 1.038 acres.
Increased costs, extended timelines: How the new labour codes could impact the realty, infra sector
Developers, contractors and industry observers said that the reforms will reshape cost structures, productivity models and project timelines across real estate and infrastructure segments.
Brookfield REIT picks investment banks for Rs 3,500-cr QIP
Brookfield REIT shareholders will vote on the acquisition and the share sale on November 28 at the company’s extraordinary general meeting.
Signature Global lines up Rs 14,000 crore launches in FY26, open to opportunities in Noida
Most of the upcoming launches will be positioned in the premium and mid-housing categories, with ticket sizes ranging between Rs 2 crore and Rs 4 crore
This Tenant says Andheri West is better than SOBO | The tenant
In this episode of The Tenant, we meet Misba Shah, a psychologist who opens up about her journey from SOBO to Andheri West, her experience living in a 3BHK top-floor apartment, and the realities of Mumbai’s ever-evolving neighborhoods.
From sunlight-filled mornings and strong community vibes to traffic woes and rental insights, Misba shares what makes Andheri West feel like home—and why SOBO still tugs at her heart. She also talks about the challenges of house hunting, paying ₹85,000/month rent, and her dream of buying her own home soon.
Moneycontrol Pro Panorama | A new AI order is reshaping real estate
Moneycontrol's Pro Panorama November 21 edition: CAG audit reveals problems in Delhi's broken bus services, India’s private banks get another shot at wealth, impact of new emission norms on construction equipment makers, Asim Munir’s nuclear rattling runs the risk of an escalation, and more
South Delhi resident Ashok Mittal buys Rs 65-crore Sunder Nagar bungalow
Ashok Mittal bought a Sunder Nagar bungalow for Rs 65 crore in two transactions, paying Rs 4.55 crore stamp duty, documents accessed by CRE Matrix show.
Hope returns for 3,000 families as NCLT approves ONE Group’s plan to revive Aquapolis project
One Group has committed to invest around Rs 700 crore to restart and complete the integrated township project, which spans 26.18 acres and includes 26 towers with nearly 3,000 housing units. The move is expected to pave way for completion of homes for thousands of affected homebuyers and bring long-awaited clarity and relief to them.
India’s next big real estate story? Plug-and-play data centre cities
Developers say that land for data centres is no longer a straightforward acquisition—operators now demand highly engineered sites with pre-installed power, fibre, cooling and sustainability infrastructure.
Flexible workspace operators WeWork, Awfis ride piggyback on India’s GCC boom
With both large multinationals and fast-scaling mid-sized firms driving demand, industry experts say that flexspaces are no longer a secondary or interim choice, they are becoming the default workplace architecture for India’s GCC ecosystem.
Bengaluru leasing surge keeps South Zone leading Q3 realty sentiment: Knight Frank–NAREDCO report
The Current Sentiment Score rose to 59 in Q3 2025 from 56 in the previous quarter, marking the highest level recorded this year.
M3M–Jacob & Co branded 5BHK residences sell out at Rs 40,000 per sq ft in Noida — highest-ever rate for the city
The project will feature starting luxury premium residences in configurations of 3 BHK, 4 BHK, and 5 BHK premium luxury residences.
This Tenant Moved from a 100sqft Slum to a Premium Residence | The Tenant
In this episode of The Tenant, meet Rohit — a tenant who moved from a 100 sq ft slum home, where the bedroom, hall and living room were all one space, to a 480 sq ft 1BHK in a premium apartment complex. He shares how earning ₹10,000 rent from his slum home didn’t stop him from dreaming bigger, how people’s perception of him changed after moving, the mindset differences between slum communities and complexes, and why vendors, neighbours and even marriage prospects shift with your address. From gossip-filled lanes to open-minded residents, from parking struggles to privacy, and from misconceptions about slums to stories of families earning ₹50 lakhs — this episode captures his entire journey and his next goal: becoming an owner, not just a tenant.
Great Value Realty to invest Rs 1,500 crore to develop luxury housing project in Noida
The project features 3 and 4 BHK residences ranging from 3,525 to 5,525 sq. ft., with prices starting from Rs 7 crore onwards.
The new luxury home code: Wellness, space and privacy
Data from JLL shows that demand for homes sized 3,000 sq ft and above rose by nearly 25% YoY across Delhi-NCR in 2025. Experts said that buyers are favouring projects with lower population density, independent floors, and villa-style residences that offer both exclusivity and community living.
Awfis signed up with 11 GCCs in ten months for workspace, plans to launch furniture brand next quarter
Awfis is also expanding across both metros and Tier II markets, with operations in nine metros and nine Tier II cities. Ramani said growth in Tier II has been strong, though supply availability is a constraint.
From Shanti Niketan to Golf Links, South Delhi’s luxury floor prices jump by 17%: Study
For luxury independent floors sized 6,000 sq ft, the average price has risen from Rs 19-45 crore in Q3 2024 to Rs 22-53 crore in Q3 2025 in Category A colonies.
ED arrests Jaypee Infratech’s Manoj Gaur in homebuyer fraud case; homebuyers see ‘ray of hope’
Jaypee Infratech went into insolvency in August 2017 after the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) admitted an application filed by an IDBI Bank-led consortium
Emaar India to invest Rs 1,600 crore to develop luxury housing project near Dwarka Expressway in Gurugram
The project will offer 3BHK and 4BHK residencies, with the larger inventory consisting of 3BHK homes. The apartment prices will start from Rs 3 crore and will go up to Rs 5.7 crore depending on the size of the flat.
OPINION | Transforming real estate insolvency and recovery through IBC reforms
India’s real estate insolvency landscape under the IBC continues to evolve, balancing homebuyers’ rights, project-wise resolutions, and safeguards against speculative misuse, while reinforcing constitutional protections and regulatory coordination through recent judicial developments
Smog clouds housing timelines: Delhi construction ban to delay projects, say builders
Builders said that although measures are necessary from an environmental standpoint, the blanket nature of the ban places undue strain on developers and affect homebuyers too. They said that one-month ban on construction activities, on an average, delay a project by two to three months.
Supreme Court issues notice to builder in Gurugram’s Chintels Paradiso case as homebuyers file contempt plea
The homebuyers have accused the developer of failing to commence reconstruction of the damaged towers as directed by the court and of halting rent payments to displaced residents, in violation of both judicial and administrative orders.
