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  • India's cement industry to grow 6-7% in FY27, aided by housing and infra sector: ICRA

    ICRA expects India's cement industry to grow about 6 to 7 per cent in FY27, and touch 6.5 to 7.5 per cent growth in the current fiscal year FY26.

  • Infrastructure push, premiumisation shape India’s real estate story in 2025

    Market observers said that prices firmed up in well-connected locations, buyer confidence improved, and growth expanded beyond large metros into emerging corridors and regional cities—marking a clear shift towards value-led and infrastructure-driven development.

  • Housing sales hit 17-quarter low as festive boost fizzles; new launches also go down

    Market observers said that the decline is significant because the October–December period typically benefits from festive-season demand, developer discounts and heightened buyer activity. This time, however, the seasonal tailwind failed to revive volumes.

  • Rate cuts, policy tailwinds, end‑user demand keep real estate sector on a steady footing in 2025

    As the sector looks ahead to 2026, industry leaders expect a phase of consolidation and steady growth. Residential demand is likely to remain resilient.

  • Explained: Trump Media’s Rs 1 lakh-crore bet to put Telangana’s Future City on global real estate map

    The Future City is expected to anchor sectors such as semiconductors and electronics manufacturing, electric vehicles and advanced mobility, green energy, artificial intelligence, data centres, and life sciences.

  • Explained: What is Telangana’s ‘Future City’ and why it matters?

    Market observers say that Future City is expected to unlock large-scale demand across industrial, commercial, residential and logistics real estate, while easing pressure on the city’s saturated IT hubs.

  • Project delays loom as anti-pollution measures bring back construction curbs in Delhi-NCR

    Facing labour shortage and rising costs, fresh restrictions only deepen trouble for under-construction housing projects and also affect the livelihood of workers.

  • From Trump Towers to Jacob & Co, branded residences lead India’s luxury housing wave

    Research by NOESIS Capital Advisors shows that Delhi NCR leads with current and planned supply of around 2,117 branded residence units, followed by Mumbai with 715 units, Pune with 479 units, Odisha with 402 and Chennai with 123 units.

  • Lower EMIs, higher buyer confidence, RBI's 25 bps cut to boost housing sentiment, says industry

    The RBI slashed the repo rate by 25-basis-points to 5.25% from 5.5% at its Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) on December 5. RBI has kept repo rate unchanged in last two MPC meetings since August 2025.

  • Birla Estates enters Greater Noida market as co-developer in Rs 1,600-crore housing project with Sikka Group

    The project, to be built on a 5-acre land parcel owned by Sikka Group in sector 10 Greater Noida, marks Birla Estates’ debut in the region. As part of the arrangement, Birla Estates will invest about Rs 500 crore and join the project as co-developer, people familiar with the development said.

  • Luxury housing now makes up over a quarter of India’s supply as developers pivot to premium homes

    Median luxury prices show strong depth across cities, with Mumbai at Rs 9.66 crore, Gurugram at Rs 5.46 crore, Bengaluru at Rs 2.91 crore, Hyderabad at Rs 2.20 crore, Chennai at Rs 2.00 crore, Pune at Rs 1.97 crore and Kolkata at Rs 1.50 crore, data showed.

  • JAL’s bankruptcy becomes Adani’s opportunity to build a North India real estate empire

    Industry experts and analysts told Moneycontrol that JAL's acquisition by Adani Group would effectively hand Adani Realty a ready-made North India platform, significantly accelerating its expansion in one of India’s most competitive real estate markets.

  • From metros to mini metros: How Tier-II cities are powering India’s real estate expansion

    Real estate experts said that the rise in tourism across leisure and religious Tier-II locations has directly boosted residential demand. Demand is particularly strong in cities such as Ayodhya, Lucknow, Chandigarh, Ludhiana, Indore, Rishikesh, Prayagraj, Dehradun, Amritsar, Vrindavan, and Goa.

  • Ashiana Housing launches kid-centric residential project in Gurugram, to invest Rs 750 crore

    Spread across 10.8 acres, Ashiana Aaroham will be a low-density development comprising 542 units across six towers, offering premium 3BHK to 5BHK homes along with duplex options. Phase 1 will introduce 182 units priced between Rs 2.99 crore and Rs 4.19 crore.

  • Increased costs, extended timelines: How the new labour codes could impact the realty, infra sector

    Developers, contractors and industry observers said that the reforms will reshape cost structures, productivity models and project timelines across real estate and infrastructure segments.

  • Signature Global lines up Rs 14,000 crore launches in FY26, open to opportunities in Noida

    Most of the upcoming launches will be positioned in the premium and mid-housing categories, with ticket sizes ranging between Rs 2 crore and Rs 4 crore

  • Hope returns for 3,000 families as NCLT approves ONE Group’s plan to revive Aquapolis project

    One Group has committed to invest around Rs 700 crore to restart and complete the integrated township project, which spans 26.18 acres and includes 26 towers with nearly 3,000 housing units. The move is expected to pave way for completion of homes for thousands of affected homebuyers and bring long-awaited clarity and relief to them.

  • M3M–Jacob & Co branded 5BHK residences sell out at Rs 40,000 per sq ft in Noida — highest-ever rate for the city

    The project will feature starting luxury premium residences in configurations of 3 BHK, 4 BHK, and 5 BHK premium luxury residences.

  • Great Value Realty to invest Rs 1,500 crore to develop luxury housing project in Noida

    The project features 3 and 4 BHK residences ranging from 3,525 to 5,525 sq. ft., with prices starting from Rs 7 crore onwards.

  • The new luxury home code: Wellness, space and privacy

    Data from JLL shows that demand for homes sized 3,000 sq ft and above rose by nearly 25% YoY across Delhi-NCR in 2025. Experts said that buyers are favouring projects with lower population density, independent floors, and villa-style residences that offer both exclusivity and community living.

  • From Shanti Niketan to Golf Links, South Delhi’s luxury floor prices jump by 17%: Study

    For luxury independent floors sized 6,000 sq ft, the average price has risen from Rs 19-45 crore in Q3 2024 to Rs 22-53 crore in Q3 2025 in Category A colonies.

  • ED arrests Jaypee Infratech’s Manoj Gaur in homebuyer fraud case; homebuyers see ‘ray of hope’

    Jaypee Infratech went into insolvency in August 2017 after the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) admitted an application filed by an IDBI Bank-led consortium

  • Emaar India to invest Rs 1,600 crore to develop luxury housing project near Dwarka Expressway in Gurugram

    The project will offer 3BHK and 4BHK residencies, with the larger inventory consisting of 3BHK homes. The apartment prices will start from Rs 3 crore and will go up to Rs 5.7 crore depending on the size of the flat.

  • Supreme Court issues notice to builder in Gurugram’s Chintels Paradiso case as homebuyers file contempt plea

    The homebuyers have accused the developer of failing to commence reconstruction of the damaged towers as directed by the court and of halting rent payments to displaced residents, in violation of both judicial and administrative orders.

  • Home sales value to jump 19% in FY26 even as volumes plateau

    Data indicates that more than 1.93 lakh units were sold in the top seven cities in the H1 FY26 with the total sales value exceeding Rs 2.98 lakh crore. This is already 53 percent of the total sales value clocked in entire FY25, which was around Rs 5.59 lakh crore.

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