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  • Bagmane targets FY27 net operating income of Rs 2,700 cr, highlights low debt, rentals upside: Sources

    The REIT, which has been backed by private equity major Blackstone, has a gross asset value of around Rs 39,000 crore

  • Prestige in talks with investors in path to REIT, says offices CEO Marwaha

    Prestige has earlier collaborated with external investors such as Blackstone. In 2021, the company sold its then office and mall portfolio of 17 million square feet to Blackstone for $1.5 billion

  • Strong demand from manufacturing, e-commerce lifts logistics leasing to record 60 msf in 2025

    Data showed that Engineering and Manufacturing segment captured the lion’s share of 32 percent of the total leasing followed by 3PL (24 percent), E-commerce (15 percent), Automobile (8 percent), FMCG (7 percent) and Retail (5 percent).

  • 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.

  • Moneycontrol Pro Panorama | Realty slumps even as luxury housing booms

    In this edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: Why Trump trade policy didn’t work, cautious start for markets amid global cues, five critical rules for patient investing, Fixed Income strategy after India’s rate cuts, and more

  • 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.

  • Arjun Sharma of Select Group buys Rs 125 crore bungalow in South Delhi’s Westend

    Documents showed that the transaction was registered on October 14, 2025, in the name of Select World Tours India Private Limited. The property measuring 668.90 square metre (800 square yard) is located in South Delhi’s Westend Colony, which is one of the capital’s most sought-after low-density residential pockets.

  • 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.

  • Quick commerce boom to fuel India's dark store surge, network to triple to 7,500 by 2030

    As of October, India had 2,525 operational dark stores spread across more than 100 cities

  • Expect more REITs to hit the market in 2026: CBRE India

    India now has five listed REITs, some backed by major developers, with others floated by major funds such as Blackstone and Brookfield.

  • Expired licence triggers registration freeze at Raheja’s Sector 84 Commercial Project: What it means for buyers

    Once the licence lapses without being renewed in accordance with the rules, any sale or transfer loses legal validity.

  • Retail leasing ends 2025 on a high, will supply crunch spoil the party in 2026?

    As the sector awaits 2026, developers and retailers are worried if the supply pipeline can keep pace with demand, especially in high-performing micro-markets

  • This Tenant says Pune is unliveable | The Tenant

    In this episode of The Tenant, meet Darshan, an IT professional who moved from Bengaluru to Pune for better career opportunities. Living in a 2BHK apartment in Pashan, he opens up about Pune’s infrastructure issues, poor taxi system, dust, traffic chaos, rising rents, and why he doesn’t see himself buying a home here anytime soon—despite good weather and culture.

  • 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.

  • India’s listed REITs have a stellar 2025 with unit prices rising up to 16-28%

    Four listed REITs have seen significant appreciation in price terms, while average yields have fallen by about 35 basis points

  • 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.

  • Eyes on untapped luxury markets: Harshavardhan Neotia redefines Ambuja Neotia Group’s success metric

    AmbujaNeotia, which owns nine hotels that are run by IHCL under a number of brands, has signed up more than a dozen new properties with them, five of which are under construction

  • UPRERA clears 16 projects worth Rs 3,200 crore

    These will add 3,845 residential, commercial and mixed-use units, with Lucknow emerging as the biggest beneficiary with six projects

  • ArcelorMittal leases 1 lakh sq ft Pune office to set up GCC, paying Rs 63 lakh rent per month

    ArcelorMittal took up the space through two leases starting May 2025, leasing a total of four floors at the property, owned by Temasek-backed CapitaLand India Trust (CLINT)

  • 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.

  • From Mini-Mumbai to the Real Mumbai: What Brought This Tenant to Andheri | The Tenant

    Meet Bhanupriyaa Sharma, a media professional who returned to Mumbai after living in Indore and Jaipur. Now renting a 3BHK, 1000 sq ft apartment in Andheri West, she shares why she chose Mumbai for career growth, her home-hunting journey across 15–18 apartments, and what she loves most about her space—especially the kitchen and separate staff entry. Bhanupriyaa compares life in Indore vs Mumbai: peaceful Indore, soaring property prices, and why earning ₹1 lakh feels like a king’s life there but a struggle in Mumbai. She also talks traffic, metro connectivity, café culture, raising a child in smaller Mumbai homes, paying ₹1.2 lakh rent, and her views on buying a house without getting trapped in high EMIs.

  • Birla Estates' KT Jithendran is not one for short-term thinking

    Jithendran joined Birla Estates in 2016, and has built the real estate business of the Aditya Birla Group almost from the ground up. While the brand equity has helped scaling up, he notes that the firm's long-term project selection and execution will be crucial in deciding its future

  • Tamil Nadu tops SEZ charts, emerges as fastest-growing GCC and data centre hub

    The state’s tech and R&D ecosystem—home to over 750 electronic R&D institutes, the highest number of operational SEZs in India (54), and a robust network of industrial parks—is propelling a fresh wave of real estate and infrastructure growth.

  • 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.

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