Real Estate News & Updates

June 5, 2020: Mumbai’s real estate landscape, residential rented properties in particular, is witnessing a major change. A 3 BHK apartment at a prime location in Mumbai’s Bandra West that was never rented below Rs 90,000 per month is no

June 3, 2020: A revival in the demand for real estate will release a cascading stream of benefits in all other interlinked segments. The nation-wide lockdown has negatively impacted demand in the real estate sector. Not just this, almost every sector, has reported a slump in demand. In April, the automotive in

June 1, 2020: Scenario for the Indian commercial real estate looked promising in 2019, with a fresh supply of over 50 million sq. ft. and a net absorption that hovered north of 45 million sq. ft – primarily driven by IT/ ITeS, BFSI, consulting & co-working spaces. Total vacancy i

May 27, 2020: Women get a rebate of INR 10,000 on total stamp duty charged. This and many other reasons make real estate a viable choice for investment. It helps them to diversify their investment portfolios or to avail multiple benefits exclusive to women.

Rapid urbanization combined with increasing land prices and preference for amenities and facilities have given people enough reason to prefer cluster living such as in society apartments over individual houses. Despite having security g

As India, along with the rest of the world struggles to get back on its feet, the RBI (Reserve Bank of India) is looking for ways to make the life of the common man less stressful. 

May 21, 2020: Although the residential real estate sector expected zero sales from the first quarter of the new financial year, the lockdown has surprisingly brought people closer to wanting to purchase a home. Th

May 20, 2020: The trio of Tata Housing Finance, HDFC and ICICI Home Finance led the primary market bond sale, raising ₹5,475 crore collectively. Housing finance companies (HFCs) dominated primary bond sales at the start of this week as the government’s incentive package helped lift the sentiment of debt invest