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On July 1, the company has got the letter of acceptance for redevelopment project worth Rs 4,521-crore in Mumbai’s GTB Nagar
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Reforms like the automatic redevelopment of group housing buildings over 50 years old will make luxury upgrades possible, and eligible properties in the Lutyens Zone — such as Prithviraj Road, Barakhamba Road, Kasturba Gandhi Road, and similar areas — may see massive upgrades.
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Market sources said that sales in marquee luxury projects in Mumbai, both in the island city and suburbs, have halved in some cases — particularly in south-central Mumbai and parts of the western suburbs.
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2 BHK units followed with a 35 percent share and the compact housing segment also saw growth marking 6 percent of the total demand, according to Magicbricks data.
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The project, being undertaken in collaboration with the Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority, is spread across 11.19-acres
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The hotel will comprise of 200 keys and will function under the brand “Westin Hotels and Resorts”. The development cost is estimated to be approximately Rs 260 crore, the company said.
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Raymond Realty’s Managing Director and CEO Harmohan Sahni said the company, which follows a broad redevelopment-led growth strategy, will seek margins of at least 20 percent from all projects, whether redevelopment or otherwise.
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The joint venture, Ample Parks, was launched in 2022, with the investment plans being announced last year
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The four listed REITs have distributed about 228.18 billion rupees ($2.7 billion) to their investors since listing. More than 262,000 people have invested in REIT as of June 2025 in India, according to the Indian REITs Association website.
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Of the estimated group turnover of Rs 2,000 crore in FY25, around 25 percent came from the hospitality segment.
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The project has been named The Westpark, according to documents submitted by Pegeen Builders and Developers, a wholly owned subsidiary of DLF.
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The banking giant leased the space at an upcoming development of Japanese firm Sumitomo Realty's India unit
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The real estate arm of Raymond Group reported a topline of around Rs 2,300 crore in FY25 — a growth of over 40 percent year-on-year — while its profit before tax stood at around Rs 372 crore. The company’s management has guided for annual growth of around 20 percent in pre-sales bookings over the next few years.
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India’s largest listed real estate company saw record sales booking of Rs 21,223 crore in FY25. The NRI contribution is the strongest since COVID-19 downturn
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According to industry estimates, SCO projects are thriving across the region, with many already operational in Gurugram, Noida, Greater Noida and Faridabad. Gurugram, in particular, has seen significant expansion, dedicating 71.6 acres of land to SCO development over the past two years.
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In this episode of The Tenant, meet the real estate influencer couple who pay ₹60K rent + ₹6.5K maintenance for a spacious 2BHK (1260 sqft) in Gurgaon—but still have no plans to buy a home. Why? It’s all about lifestyle, flexibility, and priorities. They chose this floor for the view and convenience, love their balcony-attached master bedroom, and mostly eat out—so the kitchen wasn’t a big factor. With a guest room that’s roomy and access to amenities like a gym, club café, and badminton court, this rental checks all the right boxes. They also open up about influencer earnings (₹11L last month!), the challenge of fresh ideas, and why honest brokers are so hard to find.
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Experts say that the redevelopment potential of south Delhi is worth Rs 5.65 lakh crore across 42 MCD regulated colonies.
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Demand for homes is weakening in some markets and price points but easy inventory levels are a positive
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According to Authority officials, these plots are located in Sectors 17, 18 and 20 near the upcoming Noida International Airport in the Jewar region along Yamuna Expressway. The scheme is meant for factory workers working in Yamuna Expressway region and also for those with an annual income of Rs 3 lakh.
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Recently, numerous residential projects across various locations have faced demolition due to unauthorised construction. Buyers should research developers, check RERA records, verify property details, and understand land tenure to avoid similar situations.
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Lodha will hand over the 945 units as permanent transit camp (PTC) units to Slum Rehabilitation Authority (SRA), which was mandated as per the SRA scheme for its Vikhroli project
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The project is an 'exclusive collection of luxury residences' and part of its 116-acre integrated township DLF Privana located in Gurugram’s Sectors 76 and 77
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The revenue potential of the project is around Rs 3,100 crore, the company said in a statement
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Spanning over one million square feet, South City Mall features a vast array of international and Indian brands and generates an average annual turnover of over Rs 1,800 crore.
