South India dominates India’s senior living market, claiming 60% of 20,000 housing units, led by Chennai, Coimbatore, and Bengaluru, thanks to superior healthcare, cultural acceptance, and strong NRI investments.

Designed for easy and rapid transit the Ahmedabad Metro project will soon Improve the connectivity across Ahmedabad.

Real estate developer Lodha, formerly as Macrotech Developers, acquired Bain Capital's share in three joint digital infrastructure platforms for ₹307 crore to boost its logistics and industrial park revenue.

In the next two years, House of Hiranandani, led by Surendra Hiranandani, would invest approximately ₹12,500 crore to increase its development footprint by 10 million square feet in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR). This strategic expansion will include acquisitions and greenfield ventures.

Mega projects in Mumbai are improving commuting, decreasing pollution, and boosting economic development. Bridges, metros, and roads are changing how the city moves, linking critical neighbourhoods and enhancing quality of life.

The Madh-Versova cable-stayed bridge, worth 3,246 crore rupees, would lessen travel lengths by 3–4 km and boost communication between Versova and Madh. The bridge will be open 24 hours a day. Constructed in around 36 months, this 2.06 km bridge will boost infrastructure & Madh property prices.

Prestige Estates Projects' subsidiary Prestige Exora Business Parks purchased its partner's land parcel and development rights in Pune's desirable Kharadi neighbourhood. Land of about 4.5 acres was acquired for approximately ₹200 crore.

Mumbai's East Coast is becoming a real estate and commercial hub thanks to massive infrastructural investments. East Coast residential and commercial activity is ready to boom as Colaba to Wadala, encompassing Sewri and Byculla, expands.

Baroda, also known as Vadodara, is becoming a popular retirement and professional destination for its serenity, affordability, and culture. Ghar.tv lists 7 key reasons that Baroda is becoming a retirement destination for many.

Mumbai has growing urbanisation and a dense population, making real estate redevelopment both a solution and a difficulty. The city suffers legal, logistical, and regulatory challenges due to ageing infrastructure and decrepit homes. How can these be resolved?

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.

Indian real estate developers have focused more on hotels due to the rising travel industry. Post-pandemic domestic travel is increasing demand for premium hotel infrastructure, especially in tier-2 and tier-3 cities.

As the first Times Redevelopment Awards 2024 honoured Mumbai's future leaders, the skyline shone with innovation. Though complicated, BMC Commissioner Dr. Bhushan Gagrani called redevelopment the ultimate answer to Mumbai's land problem, calling it innovation rather than repetition.

Actis, a London-based sustainable infrastructure investor, and Mahindra Lifespaces, the real estate and infrastructure development arm of the Mahindra Group, have formed a joint venture to build 16-17 million square feet of industrial and logistics facilities in India.

The Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) plans to lease out seven plots in the Bandra-Kurla Complex (BKC) to earn 5,497 crore. This program finances Mumbai Metropolitan Region infrastructure projects.