Mid-sized property developers in India are adapting to the evolving real estate landscape by leveraging local expertise to deliver niche, high-quality developments, regaining ground after 2017's consolidation by large corporations.

Builder-buyer agreements must be registered after paying 10% of the property's worth, which concerns Noida and Greater Noida real estate developers. This requirement, they say, puts homeowners under a lot of financial pressure early on.

The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (IBBI) suggests granting ownership to debt-free purchasers who already own their property during the insolvent real estate firm's bankruptcy settlement. However, the committee of creditors must approve this plan.

High land prices and lengthy clearance delays are limiting Indian real estate project debuts. Land acquisition, regulatory difficulties, and legal issues are causing a supply-demand mismatch in Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Delhi-NCR.

More and more, real estate developers are incorporating senior living into bigger urban housing developments rather than constructing separate facilities on the fringes of cities. Learn more about it on Ghar.tv.

Arnya Real Estate Fund Advisors, an alternative investment management business, will launch its first real estate debt fund to invest in India's top eight property markets, raising around ₹1,000 crore. The Arnya Real Estate Fund—Debt offers a ₹1,000 crore green-shoe option.

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.

Mapletree Investments, a Singapore-based private equity organisation, bought a 41-acre Bengaluru property tract from Adarsh Developers. At over ₹1,900 crore, the acquisition is part of Adarsh Developers' debt reduction strategy. The site has 7 million square feet of development potential.

Promoters must now use only qualified and certified real estate agents under MahaRERA. This guideline protects homebuyers and the real estate industry. Non-compliance might lead to project registration rejections, registration revocations, or promoter fines.

The bankruptcy court allowed Macrotech Developers to buy V Hotels Ltd., which owns the Tulip Star Hotel, formerly the Centaur Hotel. The property in Mumbai's upmarket Juhu neighbourhood will be bought by Lodha Group business Macrotech Developers for Rs 890 crore.

The participation of Non-resident Indians (NRIs) in India’s residential real estate market has seen a significant rise, now accounting for nearly a quarter of the total sales among large developers, up from just 7-10% prior to the pandemic.

Wellknown Polyesters Chairman Anil Gupta bought two luxury properties in South Mumbai's Malabar Hill region, influencing the luxury real estate market. The home sale, worth over INR 270 crore, established a new Indian residential property sales record at INR 1.41 lakh per square foot.

Mumbai's elite are finding luxurious getaways in peaceful, scenic areas within a short drive from the city. For seclusion and exclusivity, they visit Alibaug, Goa, Lonavala, Khandala, Panchgani, Karjat, and Pawna Lake. Buyers are purchasing villas and property to create calm, luxurious getaways.

In a symbol of Gurugram's rise as India's real estate capital, Godrej, Oberoi, Adani, and DLF have begun building luxury residential projects in the city. Prestige and Sobha are also competing in the city's property market, which is booming and attracting attention.

The Palette by Suraj Estate Developers Ltd. epitomises luxurious living in Dadar (W). The highest skyscraper in the neighbourhood, this luxury property redefines the skyline and uber lifestyle. Experience luxury at The Palette, where every detail is handcrafted to create your own 'Cloud Castle'.