India's luxury real estate market is undergoing a remarkable transformation as Ultra-High-Net-Worth Individuals reshape the landscape with their evolving preferences. With 60% of UHNIs planning property investments in the next two years, the Indian luxury real estate sector is poised to grow.

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Luxury real estate in India is changing as high-net-worth people (HNIs) seek lifestyle experiences rather than simply properties. Indian billionaires are upgrading to ultra-luxurious living quarters that showcase grandeur, modern technology, and personal taste as their expectations rise.

Kotak Mahindra Bank would buy Standard Chartered Bank India's ₹4,100 crore personal loan portfolio. This transaction should be completed in three months, pending regulatory clearances and closing conditions. The loans purchased are conventional, easing the transfer for banks and clients.

Track3D was established as a state-of-the-art platform that tackles significant inefficiencies in the construction sector by three specialists with varied backgrounds in robotics, artificial intelligence, and business strategy.

To finish the Mumbai coastal road tunnels, Larsen & Toubro (L&T) has asked an extension until September 30. Two tunnels are online, but significant integration tasks remain, necessitating this request.

Four girders for the bridge connecting Worli to the Coastal Road and Bandra-Worli Sea-Link will be installed in March, with the entire bridge expected to be operational by May, 2024. This step is part of the larger Mumbai Coastal Road Project (MCRP), aimed at enhancing connectivity in the region.

For six remarkable years, Alexa has been transforming Indian households into smarter, more efficient spaces. Echo smart speakers, Fire TV Sticks, and other Alexa-enabled devices have found their way into homes across 99% of India's pin codes, bridging the urban-rural divide.

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.