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Mumbai's commerce and business sector benefited from the Jawaharlal Nehru Port Authority (JNPA) awarding industrial plots in its Navi Mumbai Special Economic Zone (SEZ) for almost twice the reserve price to nine winning bidders. This exceptional land demand shows the region's economic potential.

With new regulations, the RBI has changed how housing finance companies (HFCs) can raise and handle public deposits. New rules restrict HFCs from boosting public deposits for more than five years. The RBI has also lowered the deposit limit from three times to 1.5 times net owned funds.

Blockchain technology is transforming sectors, including real estate. Blockchain, however new in India, will improve property transactions' transparency, security, and efficiency. This Ghar guide examines how blockchain is changing the Indian real estate business.

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.

Rooftop solar power systems are eco-friendly and profitable. Many residential societies in India are seeing the benefits of solar energy as adoption develops. This tutorial will explain why your house or building should install a rooftop solar power system.

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?

SEBI-registered alternative investment fund (AIF) Triveda Capital has raised 80 crore in its first close, aiming to raise 250 crore. Ranjan Pai, chairman of Manipal Education and Medical Group, led the investment, a milestone for the new fund.

A multigenerational residence must be well-designed for children and seniors. Flexible interiors, mobility solutions, and safety features help you create a living environment that grows with your family and delivers comfort, convenience, and security throughout life.

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.

Mumbai-based real estate developer Kalpataru filed a draft red herring prospectus (DRHP) with SEBI to raise Rs 1,590 crore through an IPO. All revenues (minus IPO expenditures) will benefit the firm because the IPO is a fresh equity share issuance with no offer-for-sale component.

KSH Infra, a leading developer of storage and logistics parks, would spend ₹450 crore in a 50-acre industrial and logistics park in Hosur, Tamil Nadu. This is KSH Infra's strategic southern Indian market entrance.

Max Estates, the Max Group's real estate subsidiary, received Noida Authority clearance to manage the 'Delhi One' commercial project in Sector 16B. The business settled dues of ₹613 crore.

Kotak Investment Advisors Ltd (KIAL) invested ₹450 crore in Supertech's ‘Supernova’ project in Sector 94, Noida. This large financial investment would revive the project, which Supertech had stopped owing to financial issues.

SEBI's obligatory sustainability reporting has expedited green building uptake by occupiers, investors, and developers. This legislative focus is changing India's real estate environment, especially green-certified office leasing.

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.