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    • Mumbai realtor Wadhwa plans to raise up to Rs 2,500 crore through IPO

      Several Mumbai-based real estate developers such as Macrotech (Lodha group) Rustomjee, Arkade and Suraj Estate have gone public in recent years. 

    • Wadhwa family buys apartment in own project for Rs 80 crore in Mumbai’s Khar

    • Rustomjee, Wadhwa vie for debt-ridden Ariisto Developers

    • Piramal Fund Management okays two projects of Rs 1,020 crores, under flexi LRD scheme

    • PFM okays two projects of Rs 1,020 cr under flexi LRD scheme

    • Ulwe: A promising location minus basic infrastructure

    • Panvel: From a second home destination, to a realty hub

    • Wadhwa Group ties ups with QuikrHomes to list projects online

    • Should a ‘slowdown‘ influence your home buying decision?

    • Infra projects that will transform Mumbai‘s skyline

    • Will launch 4-5 projects by Q3 end: Man Infraconstruction

    • Morgan Stanley to invest upto $186m in India office

      The global real estate fund of Morgan Stanley is in talks with the Wadhwa Group to invest Rs 900 crore to Rs 1000 crore in an office development in Mumbai, three sources familiar with the matter told Reuters.

    • RIL in talks with Wadhwa Grp to develop 17 acre land in BKC

      Reliance Industries (RIL) is in talks with Wadhwa group to jointly develop a 17 acre land parcel in BKC and the company may receive over Rs 1200 crore, reports The Economic Times. It touched an intraday high of Rs 857.50 and an intraday low of Rs 845.35. At 09:48 hrs the share was quoting at Rs 851.70, up Rs 5.60, or 0.66%.

    • Bahrain firm in pact with Wadhwa to develop MEDZ project

      Gulf Finance House BSC (GFH), a Bahrain-based Islamic investment bank, has signed a partnership agreement with Wadhwa Group, an eminent real estate developer in India.

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