Smartworks said in a release that the campus, slated to be the largest tech park in Navi Mumbai, is already attracting interest from marquee clients, due to its location and amenities
While developers are not allowed to impose such charges once a project receives its occupation certificate and once the housing society is formed, investors and sellers said that such charges are commonplace, including from the housing society management committee
DLF's maiden Mumbai project, branded as The Westpark, includes 416 apartments across four towers, and first phase of the deal carries a revenue potential of around Rs 2,300 crore.
Despite its stated aim to be a prominent player in Mumbai's real estate marker, DLF's management said at a media roundtable on Thursday that it would still choose pragmatism in securing new projects
The Gurugram-based real estate firm will launch The Westpark project at the Oshiwara neighbourhood of Mumbai's Andheri suburb.
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A $14 million penthouse in Mumbai’s financial district is being sold through a rigorous screening process, where potential buyers are evaluated on more than just their finances.
The land is in proximity to the Mumbai Trans Harbour Link and the Mumbai-Pune Expressway, providing excellent connectivity to Mumbai, Navi Mumbai, and Pune. Godrej Properties has been buying land in tier II and tier III locations for plotted development.
In a statement, Ashar said it has realised a per square foot rate of Rs 1,81,000 for the transaction, terming it as a "benchmark" in Mumbai's real estate market. The triplex unit is a part of project that is a redevelopment of the late actor Dilip Kumar's residence.
In another transaction, documents accessed by Propstack show that Bhatia mortgaged three properties in Mumbai for Rs 7.84 crore. The properties, sprawling a total of 2595 sq ft, are located in Lokhandwala Complex in Andheri West.
Silas at Birla Niyaara features 148 4BHK-5BHK palatial residences, continuing the legacy of luxury set by the first tower, the company said in the statement on May 02.
The real estate firm's MD said that Lodha’s market share in Mumbai is at around 10% and the market share of the top five developers in Mumbai is still in the mid-20s
Mumbai real estate update: Most property buyers in April 2024, were millennials or individuals aged 28-43, accounting for 37% of the total share.
In MMR, including Mumbai real estate market, micro-markets like Virar West, Ulwe, Kandivali West, and Badlapur East reported around 5,000 residential transactions valued over Rs 2,400 crore.
Pre-sales occur when homebuyers reserve a property unit by paying a token amount to the developer. However, the numbers touted by developers often hide a complex reality.
According to the RERA Act, 2016, homebuyers are entitled to a refund/interest if they wish to exit the project where the possession is delayed or where the homebuyer takes possession after delay by the developer
Bandra remains a preferred location for celebrities, including actors Shah Rukh Khan, Salman Khan, John Abraham and former cricketer Sachin Tendulkar.
Dosti Realty Limited, active in the Mumbai real estate market, plans to invest the money raised from the IPO towards business expansion and utilise the money for repaying debt. Its expansion plans include a foray into warehousing.
Of the overall registered properties, residential units constitute 80%, the remaining 20% constitute non-residential assets, said said Knight Frank India
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.
After 2 BHK, in the Mumbai real estate market, 1 BHK and 3 BHK are the most sought out of the total demand share. The demand share for apartments above 3 BHK units is mere 7%, according to data from Magicbricks.
Mumbai real estate: No plans to foray outside Mumbai - the company said it makes more sense for it to continue expanding its reach, ability and growing in the Mumbai market.
In terms of revenue from stamp duty, Rs 746 crore was collected in January 2024, eight percent more than Rs 692 crore in January 2023