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  • Bollywood actor Aamir Khan’s building set to go for redevelopment

    Given his ownership stake in the building, the Bollywood superstar was keenly involved and driving the redevelopment.

  • Godrej Properties gains on board nod to issue unsecured NCDs

    The company has also been a positive run as far as expansion and land purchasing are concerned.

  • K Raheja Corp Homes launches ultra-luxury project in Mumbai’s Juhu market

    Feat Properties Pvt Ltd, a subsidiary of K Raheja Corp, had purchased a 3,278-sq m bungalow in Mumbai’s Juhu area for Rs 182.75 crore from Bollywood director and producer BR Chopra’s family in May last year.

  • Kerala property sales may be hit this fiscal after increase in fair value of land

    Kerala CREDAI says it will take another two quarters to show an impact on land prices after the latest 20 percent increase in the fair value of land.

  • Flat sizes shrinking in Mumbai Metropolitan Region and Chennai: Anarock report

    NCR saw average flat size rise 50 percent - from approximately 1,130 sq. ft in Q1 2022 to approximately 1,700 sq ft in Q1 2023. MMR was the only area where the average flat size declined since 2018, from approximately 932 sq ft to approximately 743 sq ft in Q1FY2023.

  • Cricketer Rohit Sharma puts two Mumbai apartments on rent for Rs 2.5 lakh per month

    The cricketer has leased the two apartments spread across 616 sq ft and 431 sq ft located on the 14th floor in Bandra West

  • A 95-square-foot Tokyo apartment: ‘I wouldn’t live anywhere else’

    With its high property prices and the world’s most populous metropolitan area, Tokyo has long been known for small accommodations.

  • Housing sales dip by 7% in Q2 2022; unsold inventory down by 5% compared to last quarter: PropEquity

    Chennai witnessed the highest housing price appreciation of 15 per cent during April-June across 9 major cities.

  • Mumbai’s real estate industry should introspect its Pepsi experiment

    Pepsi may have made millions by putting fewer chips in a Lay’s bag but developers’ ploy to shrink apartment sizes won’t help them for long, as homebuyers will want value for their money.

  • Real estate sector can be rescued without government relief

    Developers, HFCs and the government need to come together and work cohesively for the revival of the real estate sector.

  • GST may help reduce cost of construction; bring down property prices

    The new GST rate may increase prices of premium units due to high land costs, but the amount of benefit that a buyer may get will depend on the demand-supply situation and competition in a micro market

  • Sunteck Realty says 7-8 projects currently under execution

    In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Sumesh Mishra, COO of Sunteck Realty spoke about the results and his outlook for the company.

  • Mahagun Great Indian Bazaar Receives an Emphatic Response from Buyers

    Great deals till 14th February 2016 for Mahagun’s Great Indian Property ...

  • Prime Property: Kolkata kaleidoscope

    Prime Property heads to Kolkata for a realty check. Prime Property tell you about the sky-bridge that costs Rs 150 crore, weighs 2,500 tonnes and is attempting to rewrite the city's landscape. Its developer is hoping to sell apartments and duplex for Rs 10-25 crore.

  • Prime Property: Sobha's affordable foray

    Bengaluru‘s second largest builder Sobha is entering a new business of what it calls affordable housing, launches apartments for Rs 40-70 lakh in the IT capital. Poornima Murali of Prime Property has more details.

  • Prime Property: Piramal's big India bet

    Ace investor and billionaire Ajay Piramal is betting USD 2 billion on Indian real estate. Piramal Enterprises has also launched a firm that will buy apartments in bulk from builders. This idea seems to be paying off.

  • Mad rush for DDA flat scheme

    After a four-year long hiatus, the state-owned Delhi Development Authority (DDA) this week launched a housing scheme for 25,034 apartments ranging from Rs 7 lakh to Rs 1.2 crore.

  • Apartments between Rs 30-60 lakh most preferred: CREDAI

    Giving a break up of the bookings received, it said, "93 apartments were sold between Rs 10 and Rs 30 lakh, 126 between Rs 30 and Rs 60 lakh, 62 between Rs 60 lakh and Rs 1 crore, 17 between Rs 1 crore and Rs 2 crore, two apartments between Rs 3-5 crore and one apartment above the Rs 5 crore price range."

  • Siemens & Forbes follow HUL, put Mumbai properties on block

    Siemens Ltd, have put 12 of its apartments on the block that are spread across Andheri, Juhu, Bandra, Dadar, Chembur and rest on the western line. They are 2-3 BHK apartments, sizes of which vary though largely in the range of 800 sq ft to 1500 sq ft.

  • Living the fine life

    Here are five homes that have unabashedly embraced all that luxury living has to offer.

  • Salarpuria Sattva will conduct property exhibition

    Identifying the demand for premium housing in Bangalore, Salarpuria Sattva, the leading real estate player will conduct a three day property exhibition called 'Homes for Life' from August 9th to August 11th 2013.

  • Mumbai realtors cheer as buyers return despite price hikes

    Home buyers are returning to make purchases despite developers announcing a fresh round of price hikes, reports CNBC-TV18's Priyanka Ghosh.

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