Understand how living in a metro or non-metro city affects your HRA tax exemptions in 2025. Get tips on documentation and maximizing your claims for optimal tax benefits.

India’s real estate sector is witnessing a massive investment wave, with ₹62,000 crore pumped into land acquisitions across metros. Developers secured 2,335 acres in 134 deals, setting the stage for a surge in residential, commercial, and mixed-use developments.

Discover the transformative trends reshaping India's real estate market. From luxury housing to data centers, explore emerging investment opportunities across metros and tier-2 cities in this comprehensive market analysis.

India’s flex space market is booming, driven by rising demand, office supply shortages, and hybrid work trends. Developers and brokers can leverage pre-leasing to secure prime locations and meet evolving client needs.

India’s flex space market is booming, with pre-leasing surging as office supply falls short in metro cities, driving demand for flexible, ready-to-move solutions.

Equinix, a Nasdaq-listed digital infrastructure leader, has acquired the Chandivali land housing its 6MW MB2 data center for ₹155 crore, strengthening its India expansion strategy with plans for further investments in metro city data centers.

A recent study highlights a gradual reduction in slum-covered land in Mumbai’s peninsular region, dropping by 8.6% over 17 years. From 47.7 sq km in 2005, the slum area declined to 43.6 sq km in 2022, revealing a dynamic transformation in one of India’s most densely populated cities.

Godrej Properties, a significant real estate investor, plans to launch Rs 30,000 crore in residential projects in India's main cities this fiscal year. Due to strong demand, the firm wants to expand sales bookings by 20%.

Urbanization, an unstoppable force shaping global cities, is transforming Dombivli, a Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR) suburb.

According to an Anarock research, premium office space rental prices in seven major cities rose 7% year-over-year to Rs 83 per square foot per month in the first six months of the current fiscal. This is due to growing building prices.

With the rising cost of contruction, in terms of materials, labour costs and of course with all the hassles related to permissions, etc. there is a new solution that is being preferred by many stake holders in the commercial real estate industry in India.

Any effective deployment of a metro corridor has a direct effect on real estate, since it results in a rise in land value, a shift in land use, and an increase in corridor density.

As the real estate zone continues to struggle with slow pace of sales, the number of unsold flats has increased across several plans in metro cities. This has resulted in a significant addition to the stock of unsold inventory which is agonising for plann

India’s commercial realty is in the throes of change. Smaller cities are now giving established metros like Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru and Chennai a run for their money by luring corporates with several benefits like better business potential, lower costs