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  • For the first time in 5 years, developers abandon mid-income launches in Q2FY26

    The focus has moved towards premium and luxury projects priced upwards of Rs 5 crore in metros and Rs 3 crore in non-metros. This is driven by sustained demand and stronger margins, said one real estate industry executive.

  • IBBI plans protection for performing realty projects in boost for homebuyers: Report

    As of now, the resolution process is undertaken at the level of companies and covers all the projects, stressed or non-stressed

  • Brigade takes measured sales approach in Chennai, targets mid-segment demand in Bengaluru

  • India’s rapidly growing developer community a key investment area with huge potential, says Microsoft’s Jay Parikh

    Microsoft-owned GitHub is pursuing a broad strategy to drive adoption of its developer platform in India, targeting students, universities, and companies, COO Kyle Daigle told Moneycontrol.

  • Homes worth Rs 2-5 crore are now the sweet spot in India’s residential housing market

    Residential properties priced between Rs 2-5 crore are fast emerging as the most-active segment in India’s housing market, as buyers look to upgrade from the affordable range and developers pivot toward premium projects.

  • Real estate players see steady growth in September quarter driven by ongoing projects

    Collections and sales growth reflect continued buyer demand, steady execution and financial discipline despite a restrained launch pipeline

  • Society redevelopments drive Mumbai’s housing pipeline as land scarcity grows

    A Knight Frank India report estimates that by 2030, society redevelopment projects in the Mumbai Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai (MCGM) region will deliver 44,277 new homes worth Rs 1,305 billion.

  • India’s affordable housing gap widens as supply shrinks, demand surges

    Rising land costs, higher construction costs, higher compliance burdens and thin margins have pushed developers towards mid and premium segments. Developers are also focussing on younger buyers

  • Mid-segment housing powers record Q1 sales, captures 27% share in H1 2025

    Homes priced between Rs 80 lakh and Rs 1.5 crore drove record presales and steady cash flows in the June quarter, way ahead of luxury as well as affordable segments

  • India puts an end to 100% waiver on inter-state transmission charges for solar and wind projects

    'The waiver of ISTS charges will gradually be phased out until June 2028 for solar and wind projects. It is now time to boost other aspects such as battery energy storage and pumped hydro for which we are now offering 100% waiver in ISTS charges for 25 years,' a senior MNRE official told Moneycontrol.

  • 'We have entered After DeepSeek (AD) era, Big Capital (BC) era is over', says Zoho's Sridhar Vembu

    Vembu predicts that AI will bring exponential productivity gains of 10X to 100X for programmers.

  • Kolkata homebuyers had to wait longest for flats between 2014 and 2024: Anarock

    Homebuyers had to wait less for their homes to be completed between 2014 and H1 2024, than they did between 2010 to 2019. Kolkata, however, lagged behind other major markets in that metric

  • Real estate players gear up for next wave of homebuyers

    Rising rental incomes have boosted rental yields, attracting investors to the real estate sector.

  • Why Buy Now, Pay Later is making a comeback in the Mumbai real estate market?

    Experts say primary sales in the Mumbai real estate market have softened in recent months. And the increase in launches over the past two years has led to an oversupply of inventory, prompting developers to push sales via such schemes.

  • India developers seek to cash in on soaring EV sales with residential chargers

    While EVs accounted for just 2.4% of India's vehicle sales in the first half of this year, EV sales grew 137% to 48,000 units during the same period, research firm Canalys says.

  • Solar module makers will soon have to follow 'Make in India' trajectory: RK Singh

    Moneycontrol on October 17 reported how Indian solar manufacturers are currently being forced to export as developers prefer imported modules due to the ALMM norm being kept in abeyance till March, 2024.

  • Maharashtra forms panel to probe developers who used fake documents to get approvals

    The five-member committee will submit its report in two months after investigating the allegations.

  • Freshworks taps generative AI wave, launches Freddy Copilot for developers

    This new tool helps coders in eliminating mundane tasks, allowing them to focus on app development and other core functions.

  • Mumbai’s May property registrations down 3 percent on year, 9 percent on month: Maharashtra data

    While overall registrations dipped in May, the strength in daily sales with over 308 units registered per day and rising revenue clearly reaffirmed the robustness of Mumbai property market.

  • Power minister warns developers against delayed projects in India

    On February 15, the government issued an order stating that if any renewable energy project is not commissioned by the prescribed date of completion, then the developer will be blacklisted for a period of three to five years after asking him/her to show cause.

  • India plans action against Google after antitrust breaches

    India's antitrust body in October fined Google $275 million in two cases, which involved abusing its dominant position in the Android operating system market, and pushing developers to use its in-app payment system.

  • Mumbai developers seek relaxation on govt charges for over 100 delayed projects approved in 2021

    Developers say they had paid the premiums upfront during the 50 percent waiver on charges announced by the state government in 2021; projects were delayed due to various reasons that were not in the hands of the developers.

  • Maharashtra plans deemed conveyance for homebuyers awaiting land ownership

    In cases where the developer has not transferred ownership of the land and buildings to the housing society, the government is considering issuing deemed conveyance.

  • Six years of MahaRERA: 41 lakh houses under construction in Maharashtra, says chairman

    The MahaRERA chief said there are 1.6 crore citizens waiting for possession of these houses, which are being built with an investment of Rs 14 lakh crore.

  • Greater Noida Authority to allot 10 builder plots; scheme to close on April 3

    GNIDA is hopeful of a good response from buyers because these plots are ready for allocation and are located in sectors having proximity to the upcoming Noida International Airport and eastern and western dedicated freight corridors.

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