Real Estate

Eknath Shinde announces regulatory framework to redevelop Mumbai's 'Pagdi' buildings

Pagdi is a traditional tenancy rental model, where the tenant is part-owner of the house, enjoys nominal rental rates and also has both subletting and selling rights of the property.

Ghost Malls: An opportunity hiding in plain sight

From the United States to China and India, once-thriving shopping centres now stand empty—but these "ghost malls" may represent billions in untapped redevelopment potential

Revival and repurposing: New futures await for India's ghost malls, says Knight Frank report

Of the 365 shopping centres surveyed by Knight Frank in the Think India Think Retail 2025 report, 74 were classified in the ghost category, representing around 15.5 million square feet space

Welspun One to invest Rs 550 crore in Talegaon warehousing project

The land parcel, located in the heavily-industrial Talegaon-Chakan belt, will enable the use of the logistics space as a first-mile facility for the variety of industries in the neighbourhood

Property developer RMZ Corp said to weigh $1 billion IPO

The Bengaluru-based company has held preliminary discussions with bankers about a potential listing

Larsen & Toubro transfers realty business to L&T Realty Properties

The development marks the beginning of a phased consolidation of all real estate assets and undertakings of Larsen & Toubro (L&T).

Developers are selling clean air along with their homes

While much of the supply of such properties, which are often branded as "AQI homes", are coming from Tier-II markets such as Indore and Ahmedabad, some major cities are also getting in on the game, such as Pune.

Why This Tenant Says Bandra Is Better Than California | The Tenant

In this episode of The Tenant, meet Abhi, a former California resident who now believes Bandra is better than the Golden State. He lives in a 550 sq ft 1BHK for ₹50,000/month and explains why Bandra won his heart — from all-day sunlight and a terrace, to unbeatable convenience, safety, vibrant food, and the iconic Mumbai vibe. He also compares his earlier life in California, where he paid $2000 rent, and reveals why Mumbai feels more welcoming, affordable, and alive.

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.

Smartworks leases 1.68 lakh sq ft space in 2 Kolkata campuses to Wipro

It is the the largest flex office deal in Kolkata, Smartworks has said, adding it is scaling up enterprise solutions to meet escalating demand

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.

Bengaluru man with Rs 7 crore net worth believes buying a house 'makes zero sense'

The post triggered strong reactions online, with many users questioning the practicality of moving abroad and others agreeing that Bengaluru’s real estate market is overheated.

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.

China’s private home-sale data vanishes after Vanke turmoil

The delayed data disclosure comes after Vanke — long considered one of the sector’s healthier firms — sought to postpone repayment on a local bond for the first time last week

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.

Square Yards raises $35 million at $900 million valuation, plans Rs 2,000 crore IPO in 2026

Supreme Court gives Lodha relief in Juhu Centaur case, orders ED to release attached property

The order, dated November 11, also ordered the ED to return Rs 520.80 crore that Lodha had deposited with the agency, along with any accrued interest, within two weeks of the order

Ashok Leyland stock jumps 6%, hits record high as financial arm approves merger with NDL Ventures

Trading activity in Ashok Leyland was sharply higher, with volumes rising to 48.1 million shares, well above the 30-day average of 13.9 million shares. The stock is rated “Buy” on average by 36 analysts, with a median price target of Rs 160, according to LSEG data cited by Reuters.