India’s housing market is witnessing a sharp shift towards premium and luxury homes, with their share of new launches rising significantly since 2022. Meanwhile, affordable housing’s share has fallen, while strong collections and deleveraging have strengthened developers’ balance sheets
Realty Firm Sattva Group has launched its first residential project 'Sattva Sumera' at Parel in Mumbai. The group aims to generate a revenue of Rs 5500 Crores from the project.
A Knight Frank India report shows India’s residential market remains resilient, with premium homes (Rs 1 crore+) driving growth, while affordable housing (
Emaar Properties entered the Indian real estate market in 2005 in partnership with India’s MGF Development. It has a large portfolio of residential and commercial spaces across Delhi-NCR, Mumbai, Mohali, Lucknow, Indore and Jaipur
This upswing was attributed to the discernible shift among homebuyers who increasingly prioritize lifestyle upgrades, emphasizing amenity-rich communities in their quest for the ideal living space.
This accomplishment highlights the city’s prominence, as not just one but five of its bustling high streets have secured places among the nation’s top 30 high street markets.
Hyderabad: Sales in Hyderabad’s residential market were pegged at 14,693 units from January to June this year. This is an increase of 23% over the corresponding period last year. This is the highest sales volume since 2011. New home launches during the same time increased to 21,356, up 28% over last year. West Hyderabad continued […]
