Indian real estate IPOs have gained pace due to high demand in residential, commercial, and retail industries. Real estate IPOs generated ₹13,553 crore in 2024, a significant rise from the previous year, as firms use capital markets for growth.

Real estate professionals are concerned about GST on leasehold land transactions. As authorities send GST notifications on stamp duty-exempt transactions, are these transfers sales or services? This may hurt developers, companies, and homebuyers financially.

Flexible workspace provider Smartworks has expanded internationally by leasing 35,000 square feet of office space in Singapore. Smartworks is one of the first Indian flexible workspace companies to operate abroad.

This extensive list on Ghar including an analysis of India's major real estate businesses and industry trends highlight Mumbai's supremacy in the sector.

Over the last two years, India's real estate business has seen record sales, increasing demand for construction and sales skills. Since competent workers are scarce, consultancy companies and developers are hiring new graduates from business schools.

Colive, a tech-driven platform for fully managed co-living spaces, is seeking $20 million from venture capital companies. This money will support the company's aggressive growth. Colive, based in Bengaluru, wants to increase its room capacity in Pune and other Indian cities.

Indian Real estate development giant DLF will spend around Rs 3,500 crore over the next four years to build a new luxury home project in Gurugram in order to capitalise on the robust demand for residential real estate.

As daily life as well as work life returns to being the way it used to be before the Coronavirus episode there are many companies currently examining current conditions and incorporating pandemic-driven trends into workplaces.

One of India's biggest real estate development companies - DLF, is scheduled to spend Rs.2000 crore in the development of two new retail malls in Gurugram and Goa.