Explore the impact of the Smart Cities Mission, from digital governance and infrastructure development to social and environmental sustainability in India's growing cities

Female investors are reshaping India's luxury property landscape, with investment budgets doubling since 2023 and Bengaluru emerging as their preferred destination. This isn't just a market trend—it's an economic revolution driven by financial independence and strategic vision.

India's real estate landscape is undergoing a dramatic shift as tier-2 and tier-3 cities now account for nearly half of all land acquisitions by developers. This emerging trend, backed by a 20% surge in housing sales and 43% growth in the primary market, signals a fundamental reorientation.

Mumbai is tackling its parking crisis with innovative underground facilities, adding value to real estate, reducing congestion, and driving sustainable urban development.

Urban India's socio-economic landscape is undergoing a dramatic shift. According to Kantar’s ‘India at Crossroads’ report, the number of affluent households in cities has jumped by 86% from 2019 to 2024.

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.

Bengaluru-based Prestige Group, a real estate giant, is planning to transform urban landscapes across Delhi-NCR, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Chennai, Mumbai, and Goa. With a Bengaluru trial project, they are also targeting elder living.

In a pivotal collaboration, the International Finance Corporation (IFC) and Sunteck Realty are innovating the landscape of sustainable green urban housing in Maharashtra, with a robust investment of up to Rs 7500 million.