Emaar India Ltd and MGF Developments Ltd have had immovable assets worth over 401 acres and ₹834 crore temporarily attached by the Enforcement Directorate (ED). Emaar owns properties worth ₹501.13 crore, while MGF Developments retains the remaining assets at ₹332.69 crore.

The Chapter, a luxury vacation house developer supported by industry leaders including Nadir Godrej, Anand Piramal, and the Burman family of Dabur India, plans to spend around ₹850 crore. This project aims to build luxury villas in India's top leisure spots.

Reports have emerged about a potential plan to transfer 11 acres of prime land in Airoli, initially reserved for foreign embassies, to a prominent businessman under the pretext of developing a township.

Table Space, a managed workspace provider, will spend $100 million (₹840 crore) in office assets, include a ₹450 crore agreement with Panchshil Realty for 900,000 square feet of space in Pune. Table Space will make many acquisitions to extend its presence in India's main cities.

A senior official at Bhive Workspaces, a top provider of managed office spaces, has announced plans for an IPO valued over ₹800 crore in the coming year. Before the IPO, Bhive wants to diversify its portfolio by lowering its 95% reliance on Bengaluru.

Nearly half of the ownership in Bengaluru-based real estate developer Sobha was sold in block agreements for around ₹857.70 crore by a company owned by the Godrej Industries Group family office.

JSW Infrastructure has acquired office space in Navi Mumbai's Nerul from L&T Realty for ₹88 crore, an important move in the commercial real estate sector.

Nilima Prasad Divi, daughter of Divi's Laboratories founder Murali Divi, invested ₹80 crore in two prominent homes in Hyderabad's luxury real estate market.

The family of BDR Pharmaceuticals' Chairman & Managing Director bought two sea-view flats in Worli for roughly ₹81 crore, marking a significant investment in Mumbai's luxury real estate market. These apartments on the 39th livable level of the ultra-luxurious Raheja Artesia building have 6,670 sq ft

India Shelter Finance Corporation (ISFC), based in Haryana, is planning to increase its capital by raising ₹800 crore through new shares and ₹400 crore by selling some shares currently held by its investors.