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  • news.abplive.com-The 2025 Investor Playbook: How Commercial Real Estate Can Build Wealth

    2024 saw a significant 50 per cent rise in investment in Indian real estate, hitting $8.9 billion. The greater part of this was driven by foreign institutional investors, who made up 63 per cent of the total, with local investors contributing 37 per cent. With 45 per cent of all investments going to residential premises, office space came in second with 28 per cent. The commercial property industry was overtaken by warehousing and industrial properties.

  • Hindustan Times-Noida, Gr Noida approve ₹30 cr each for firefighting equipment

    The Noida authority on Wednesday said that it has sought a status report on the fire at the commercial complex in Sector 18, and also approved a fund of ₹30 crore to procure firefighting equipment for the city.

     

    The Noida authority has also decided to organise workshops to sensitise staff, the fire department and others about safety precautions. The authority will organize workshops for its officials — from junior engineers to senior managers — to raise awareness about fire safety and emergency response.

  • hindustanmetro.com-The Rise of Luxury Real Estate in Bhubaneswar

    Bhubaneswar, the capital city of Odisha, is undergoing a transformation in its real estate landscape. Once known primarily for its cultural heritage and historical significance, the city is now positioning itself as a key destination for Luxury Living. Driven by urbanization, infrastructural advancements, and changing consumer preferences, Bhubaneswar is witnessing a shift in its residential market, with an increasing focus on high-end residences.

     

    Economic Growth and Real Estate Expansion

  • Business Standard-Nashik Sees Ready Reckoner Rate Hike, Housing Prices Likely to Rise 3-4%

    The government has increased the official land valuation, known as the ready reckoner rate, across Nashik, with the highest hikes observed in Mahatmanagar, Adgaon, Canada Corner, Satpur, and Gole Colony-Ashok Stambh (TP-1). Other affected areas include Govindnagar and Motiwala College, where the rates have surged significantly. In most parts of the city, the increase ranges between 5% and 9.5%.

     

  • etnownews.com-Gurugram Real Estate: Fueling the growth of Delhi-NCR's property market - An insight

    Gurugram Real Estate News: Gurugram has emerged as one of NCR’s leading real estate market. As the economic backbone of Delhi-NCR, Gurugram’s growth has a ripple effect on the region’s real estate market. With continuous demand across residential, commercial and mixed-use developments, the city is raising the bar of urban developments.

     

  • outlookbusiness.com-How India Can Bridge the Luxury–Affordable Housing Gap? Anarock's Aayush Puri Explains

    India’s luxury housing market is witnessing rapid growth, driven by strong demand from high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs), and non-resident Indian (NRI) investors. A recent report by GRI Club stated that the sector is outperforming expectations and is set to record its third consecutive year of unprecedented sales.

     

  • Hindustan Times-Planning to invest in property this financial year? Here are 5 things to keep in mind

    Sumit and Sharmili, a Mumbai-based couple in their 30s are planning to buy a house before starting a family. However, before making the decision they need to get their finances in order.

     

    Buying a home is perhaps the biggest financial decision of one’s life. However, since it involves a significant financial commitment, one needs to make an informed decision. Here are five things you need to keep in mind if you are planning to buy a house.

  • Financial Express-FNG Expressway nod to transform Noida, Faridabad & Ghaziabad real estate

    The Haryana Government has recently given its nod to the long-awaited Faridabad-Noida-Ghaziabad (FNG) Expressway, a major step toward enhancing road connectivity across key NCR cities. Designed to streamline travel between Faridabad, Noida, and Ghaziabad, the expressway will significantly reduce travel time. The entire stretch, which currently takes about an hour, will be covered in just 30-45 minutes. Additionally, the project will improve connectivity between Gurgaon and Ghaziabad, cutting travel time from 2-3 hours to just 45 minutes.

     

  • fortuneindia.com-As metro housing sales dip, Alibaug and Lonavala shine in luxury realty

    Alibaug, Lonavala, and Khandala have gained significant traction among the emerging real estate hotspots, offering luxury living, according to real estate platform Magicbricks Insights. As real estate investments remain largly concentrated in metro cities, particularly the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR) and the National Capital Region (NCR), evolving buyer preferences and enhanced infrastructure are encouraging investors to explore destinations beyond major urban centres, says the report.

     

  • Hindustan Times-Five Bengaluru metro stations achieve IGBC platinum rating for sustainability and green practices

    The Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Limited (BMRCL) has achieved a significant sustainability milestone, with five of its metro stations being awarded the PLATINUM Rating under the MRTS Elevated Stations category by the Indian Green Building Council (IGBC).

     

    The recognition has been granted to Konanakunte Cross, Doddakallasandra, Vajarahalli, Talaghattapura, and Silk Institute stations on Reach-4B of Namma Metro.