Indian real estate investors are increasingly targeting developing cities. Real estate hotspots are coming to these cities due to urbanisation, infrastructural expansion, and changing work paradigms. Ghar explains why these cities will change Indian real estate in detail.

Back-to-work culture will effect the residential real estate market as it grows. This may increase demand for smaller, cheaper city residences. Urban inexpensive housing is becoming more enticing as neighbours, job, and community replace luxuries.

Amazon will lease over 1.1 million sq ft of office space from Sattva Group in North Bengaluru, expanding its operations there. Amazon will occupy the 11-story office tower in Sattva Horizon business park near the international airport, which will house roughly 7,000 people.

Flexible space operators became the second-largest office leasing industry in the January to March quarter of 2024, a major change. To suit worldwide corporate needs, the sector's growth has increased.

India will see rapid high-street retail growth. Leading developers including DLF, Godrej, Prestige group, Brigade enterprises, M3M, Omaxe, and the Dhillon Group will build three million square feet of retail complexes with open spaces over the next two to three years.

Dilip Buildcon won a Rs 976 billion road contract in Jharkhand. The National Highways Authority of India has given the project a letter of acceptance (LoA) to develop a four-lane highway on the Mehgama-Hansdila section of NH-133 utilising the hybrid annuity model (HAM).