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.

Runwal Realty, a prominent real estate developer, acquired a 4-acre land parcel in Mumbai's Worli neighbourhood for ₹800 crore, including taxes and government levies. The developer plans to build a 1 million square foot luxury residential development, generating ₹8,000 crore in revenue.

Golden Growth vehicle (GGF), a category-II alternative investment vehicle, aims to collect 400 crore for land purchase in South Delhi to create luxury apartments. After its first financing round, the fund bought property in South Delhi's posh Anand Niketan residential complex.

The MHADA Mumbai Housing and Area Development Board is set to hold an e-auction for the sale of 173 non-residential shops on June 27, 2024.

Signature Global, a real estate company, has purchased 14.65 acres of property in Gurugram for ₹350 crore to create a large housing complex as part of its development strategy. The corporation bought property in Sector 37D, near the fast-growing Dwarka Motorway.

Dvok Buildcon, a property developer, purchased an 18-acre site in Gurugram area for ₹310 crore, according to CRE Matrix filings. Gurugram-based firm paid ₹21.72 crore for agricultural property near Manesar, including stamp duty.

GHAR examines 5 major elements fueling the Indian real estate rise, including market sentiment improvements and strong economic development.

K Raheja Corp is redeveloping Mumbai's first mall, Sobo Central Mall, into a premium residential tower. It encompasses 1.3 acres in South Mumbai's premium Haji Ali neighbourhood and was launched in the late 1990s as Crossroads. A 50-story sea view skyscraper with almost 250,000 sq ft of development.

Puravankara Group's projects in important Indian areas have received Rs 500 crore from Piramal Enterprises. This financial infusion will concentrate on commercial and residential projects via senior secured finance, highlighting their growth potential.

The Prestige Group, a renowned Indian real estate developer, has carefully bought 21 acres of prime Whitefield, Bangalore property. For the firm, this Rs 450 crore acquisition signifies a major expansion in one of the city's key IT corridors.

Dubai stands as a beacon of architectural innovation and luxury living. With its property market among the world's highest performers, the emirate continues to attract substantial international investment, backed by a 15.9% growth in residential prices through May 2023.

At the heart of Trevoc Group's operations lies a deep-rooted philosophy that transcends mere construction. The group is committed to sustainable development, intertwining energy efficiency, innovative technologies, and eco-friendly designs into the fabric of its projects.

Shriram Properties plans to expand in Pune, the second-largest property market in the country due to its rapid growth. Shriram Properties is expanding into Pune as part of its expansion plan.

Kandivali combines old world beauty with contemporary elegance in Mumbai's western suburbs. This GHAR guide explains why Kandivali is more than just another Mumbai suburb and a growing centre for luxury real estate and infrastructure development, making it appealing to homeowners and investors.

Tribeca Developers, the world's largest Trump-branded real estate developer, has partnered with Mumbai's Tejukaya Group. A 2.5-acre premium property lot in south-central Mumbai's Parel neighbourhood will be transformed into a luxurious residential sanctuary.