The directive follows a revision petition filed by Nimbus, seeking reconsideration of its earlier land surrender under the Project Settlement Policy (PSP). The move is expected to bring the company an additional 1.1 million square feet of development area with an estimated potential of Rs 1,100 crore.
High-value homes, priced above Rs 1–2 crore, are seeing strong traction in Chennai, Hyderabad and Kolkata. Branded residential projects are also picking up
According to the authority, the combined investment for these six projects stands at Rs 176.28 crore and will lead to the construction of 501 new units, comprising residential flats and commercial shops.
Collections and sales growth reflect continued buyer demand, steady execution and financial discipline despite a restrained launch pipeline
Real estate experts said that the growth in these peripheral micro-markets is fuelled by massive infrastructure investments, such as Noida International Airport, Dwarka Expressway, Delhi–Mumbai Expressway, Regional Rapid Transit System and extension of metro corridors.
According to market observers, the region’s ready infrastructure, tight land supply, and proximity to major employment centers are prompting developers to reposition Indirapuram as a luxury enclave within eastern NCR.
The stalled projects have left thousands of homebuyers in limbo. Officials said that while the Noida Authority has managed to execute registries for 3,724 apartments, an additional 5,758 units remain blocked because developers are yet to clear their outstanding dues.
Market observers said that developers and brokers are continuing to attract customers using incentive schemes, including discounts, white goods (electronic items), and payment plans.
According to data from real estate consultant InvestoXpert, in the Yamuna Expressway region, plot values skyrocketed 536%, from Rs 1,650 to Rs 10,500 per sq ft, between 2020 and 2025. Similarly, developers and brokers report 200–300% appreciation in select pockets near the Navi Mumbai airport over the past five years.
The decision, coming after a cumulative 100 basis point cut earlier this year, will support consumer sentiment, give predictability to developers and ensure housing demand sustains momentum into 2026, experts say
Real estate observers say that with Goa facing a scarcity of land for construction and large projects driving up prices, other destinations need to be unlocked.
Despite affordability pressures and uneven demand, India’s housing sector in 2025 has remained steady, and developers are now hopeful of some form of festive boost for the next few weeks.
Developers are currently in the process of recalculating project budgets and tax liabilities under the new rules. This includes assessing how input tax credits and revised rates affect overall cost structures, experts said.
A greywater recycling system collects, treats and reuses wastewater from household activities such as bathing and washing clothes, helping reduce the demand for fresh water
The company recently raised Rs 25 crore in Series A funding and plans to use the money to expand tech-driven home construction across the country
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.
Experts said with seamless links to key arterial roads in the region, FNG Expressway may not just ease congestion but also create opportunities for homebuyers and investors.
In the top seven cities, average prices have climbed from Rs 6,001 per sq. ft. in Q2 2023 to Rs 8,990 per sq. ft. by Q2 2025, up by around 50 percent.
Secretary also indicated that necessary reforms will be introduced to further strengthen RERA in multiple states so that housing projects, particularly in the affordable housing segment, do not suffer delays due to registration issues.
With 9,031 launches and 7,635 sales since 2020, the eastern suburb posts 146% price growth, driven by office leasing and infrastructure projects
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
Real Estate experts said that digitization of land records is among the most critical factors for unlocking large-scale foreign investment and ensuring sustainable growth in Indian real estate.
Market observers say that the proposed move aims to simplify the rules and developers will get the benefit of lower taxes. Due to this, homebuyers will also be able to get homes at cheaper rates.
Centrum Housing's enterprise valuation is approximately Rs 800 crore, and Centrum Capital owns little over 50 percent in the HFC. The listed entity will be getting around Rs 430 crore for the deal, a company spokesperson said.