Malls, high-streets in NCR clock 45% rise in leasing of retail spaces in January-March: C&W
Real estate consultant Cushman & Wakefield's data showed that leasing of retail spaces in Delhi-NCR stood at 0.59 million square feet in January-March, as against 0.41 million square feet in the year-ago period.
UP RERA’s Rs 3,200 crore push: How new projects are set to fuel jobs, urban growth and regional economies
Cleared during the authority’s 199th meeting, the projects span nine districts and will add around 2,914 residential, commercial and mixed-use units, including flats, plots, villas and office spaces.
LPG shortage squeezes western UP construction sector as builders' body seeks state intervention
The builders' body pointed out that despite a recently announced ceasefire, conditions on the ground have yet to return to normal, making administrative intervention a matter of urgency rather than choice.
Developers turn to members-only clubs to build community in India’s luxury housing markets
The surge in luxury property prices in recent years reflects not just second-home demand but a broader shift toward lifestyle-led living.
BMC plans to integrate AI in AutoDCR building approvals process, says commissioner Ashwini Bhide
AutoDCR is an online building approval mechanism that the BMC uses, in which authorised architects and surveyors can submit building plans of apartments using computer-aided drawings
Neo Alternative Asset Managers plan real estate foray, eyes Rs 1,500-crore credit fund
Neo Alternative Asset Managers is the alternative investments arm of the Neo Group, that has been backed by entities such as MUFG, Peak XV, and TVS Capital, among others
Dubai realty sees pent-up demand after ceasefire eases tensions, market eyes April bounce
Experts expect a strong rebound in April in Dubai realty market as deferred transactions are executed, and market confidence returns. While sentiment has improved, market observers caution that the next few weeks will be critical in determining whether stability sustains in West Asia.
Gurugram’s luxury rise: What it means for homebuyers and investors
Experts said that the concept of luxury has expanded to include lifestyle ecosystems with green landscapes, security and exclusive community spaces.
US-Iran ceasefire: Morbi tilemakers heave sigh of relief, indicate price rises in coming weeks
The local tile manufacturing association had earlier declared a shutdown of manufacturing units till May 1 due to the fuel crisis. Some of the units, manufacturers said, are expected to reopen soon, with the Union government also allowing more gas supply to the ceramic sector on April 8
RBI MPC meeting: Rate stability to boost market confidence, support housing demand, say experts
The RBI's stance reflects a cautious approach amid global uncertainties, particularly the evolving situation in West Asia, say experts
Luxury housing surge continues in Noida, Experion clocks Rs 1,800 crore sales
Sector 151 is fast emerging as a key residential hub, supported by strong connectivity to Delhi and recently inaugurated Noida International Airport.
Blackstone-backed Nexus Select Trust to acquire Diamond Plaza in Kolkata for Rs 347 crore
The fully-leased property, located on the arterial Jessore Road in Kolkata's northern suburbs, has a gross leasable area of around 2,44,000 square feet, and has been operational since 2011
Iran war: Energy supply disruption threatens malls, office projects
Experts say that a prolonged crisis could amplify supply disruptions, delay project timelines and weigh on consumption trends across commercial hubs.
Housing market showing signs of slowdown, Iran war weighs on sentiment: Knight Frank
Sales in eight markets declined 4% to 84,827 units in the March quarter and launches were down 2% at 94,855 houses
Max Estates reports second consecutive year of over Rs 5,000 crore in pre-sales
The FY26 pre-sales performance was driven by the March quarter, which accounted for Rs 3,392 crore in pre-sales, the Delhi-based developer has said
Domestic capital powers $1.4 billion realty inflow in Q1 as Iran war stems foreign fund flow
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
Iran War: Luxury housing first to get costlier as imported material costs surge
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
CaratLane founder Mithun Sacheti buys Chennai property for Rs 36.5 crore
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.
Housing sales slip below 1 lakh units for the first time in 18 quarters on weak supply
Analysts said that the data suggests the housing market may be entering a phase of consolidation after a multi-quarter growth cycle.
Property queries jump up to 75% as Jewar Airport fuels Noida realty momentum
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 announces redevelopment entry with Rs 1,700 cr-Khar project
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
Shubman Gill buys Rs 20.7 crore luxury home in Mumbai's Juhu
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.
Real estate developer Puravankara sees jump in enquiries at Middle East office
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
Gulf tensions begin to disrupt material supplies for Indian realty, developers flag rising input costs
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.
From cold chains to consumer bills: refrigeration sector bears brunt of Iran war
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
