While global headwinds may continue to weigh on foreign participation, India’s real estate sector remains structurally strong, supported by domestic capital and robust occupier demand, say experts
High-end projects, particularly in markets such as Gurugram, Mumbai and Bengaluru, are more exposed to fluctuations in global commodity prices, given their reliance on imported inputs and bespoke specifications, experts say
The transaction, registered on March 6, 2026, involves an independent house located on J.J. Road in Teynampet, one of Chennai’s prime residential localities.
Analysts said that the data suggests the housing market may be entering a phase of consolidation after a multi-quarter growth cycle.
Developers and consultants say the airport-led infrastructure push is not only boosting sentiment but also driving tangible traction in both residential and commercial segments.
Birla Estates, which has a gross development potential pipeline of nearly Rs 70,000 crore, has long been eyeing an entry into the redevelopment space in Mumbai
Gill paid a stamp duty of Rs 1.24 crore for transaction. The effective per-square foot rate for the purchase is Rs 61,442, similar to upcoming projects in the area.
The builder also unveiled plans on Wednesday to launch 30 projects primarily across South India and Mumbai over the next 24 months, with a gross development value of more than Rs 55,000 crore
Industry leaders say inputs, such as steel, PVC products, electrical components and glass, are witnessing supply constraints, largely due to global logistics disruptions and fuel-linked volatility. The impact is also being felt in allied segments, such as ceramics, which are facing pressure due to rising energy costs.
Categories dependent on cold storage and refrigeration could see sharper increases. Ice-cream prices may rise by 25–30%, cold beverages by 10–25% and frozen and dairy products by 5–12% as cost pressures intensify
The insolvency proceedings, initiated by ASK Trusteeship Services Private Limited against ATS Heights Private Limited under Section 7 of the IBC, were dismissed as withdrawn by the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), New Delhi Bench, the company said in a statement.
From February 28 to March 22, 8,059 property sales were registered. Despite the decline in sales volumes, home prices are down only 4-5% from the year-ago period
In Mumbai—India’s largest high-rise market—the spike in steel prices due to Iran-Israel-US war alone is adding roughly Rs 50 per sqft to construction costs. Industry observers said that developers are likely to see similar cost pressures in other key micro-markets such as Delhi-NCR and Bengaluru.
Industry estimates suggest that nearly 74 percent of property buyers today are below the age of 35, signaling a departure from the earlier trend where homeownership was typically seen as a milestone achieved in one’s late 30s or 40s.
JSW Realty said it has signed a "development agreement with the Patel Family for Malabar Court, an exclusive property in Mumbai’s most established residential neighbourhood".
A report from real estate data analytics firm CRE Matrix shows that the Navi Mumbai area has significantly lower office rentals, compared to the rest of Mumbai, at around Rs 75-Rs 80 per square foot per month.
At the same time, he noted that the immediate impact on office leasing may not be visible yet because most transactions recorded this year were initiated several quarters earlier.
Despite concerns that automation and remote work could weaken office demand, India’s commercial real estate market has continued to expand. According to Kothari, leasing activity reached a record 85 million square feet in 2025, underscoring the resilience of the sector.
Shree Mahalakshmi CHS has 242 members, with Kalpataru expecting to sell around 350 units after providing redeveloped homes to the current owners, the company said
From February 28, the day hostilities broke out, to March 12, more than 4,800 real estate transactions were reported in the Dubai, according to data from the Dubai Land Department, with the transactions worth nearly AED 16 billion
The lease was effective from October 10, 2024, being valid for a five year-period. Ratan Tata took up residence at the property after he stepped away from an active role at Tata Sons in 2012
The documents show that the lease will last for 58 months starting Januray 1, 2026, with an escalation of 5 percent after 24 months
Development charges, which include FSI, are the civic body’s second biggest revenue stream now. For FY26, against a projected Rs 9,700 crore, the BMC has already earned Rs 8,138 crore till January.
The plot is located near HoABL's flagship Sarayu development at the temple town in Uttar Pradesh, where Bachchan owns two more plots