A well-known real estate consultancy recently published a report on heavily delayed and fully stalled residential projects. It paints the kind of gloomy picture which most people tend to associate with Indian real estate these days. Since negativity sells, this report did not mention how many projects by leading developers are actually getting completed on

Given the huge funding crunch in the construction industry, the outlook for people who bought units in completely stalled projects is disastrous, while the prospects for buyers in heavily delayed projects are bleak at best. The overall value of the 1.74 lakh homes which are totally stuck across the 7 top cities currently exceeds INR

Mumbai, 29 July 2021: Leading listed developers continue their winning streak, with homebuyer preferences increasingly favouring them. Listed players now have their crosshairs trained on tier 2 and 3 cities – for instance, Bengaluru-based Puravankara Ltd. and Sobha Ltd. will expand into Kochi, Coimbatore, GIFT City, Hosur, Thrissur and Thiruvananthapuram. Southern India is a major

Mumbai, 26 July 2021: At least 67% (or approx. USD 67 bn) of the total loan advances (USD 100 bn) to Indian real estate by banks, NBFCs and HFCs is currently completely stress-free, reveals the latest study by ANAROCK Capital. Another 15% (approx. USD 15 bn) is under some pressure but has scope for resolution

Delhi, 14 July 2021: Backed by robust sales in the luxury segment amid the pandemic, Delhi-NCR developers saw it an opportune time to once again increase new luxury housing supply. ANAROCK data confirms that of approx. 10,570 units launched in NCR in H1 2021, at least 17% (approx. 1,800 units) were in the luxury and

To say the least, the Covid-19 crisis has transformed consumer preferences. The accent is now on safety, security and access to ‘around-the-corner conveniences. These are natural consequences of a major pandemic that makes us scared about things that never worried us too much before – even the air we breathe and getting too close to

Pune’s housing market has remained remarkably strong despite the Covid-19 pandemic. Both demand and new supply were consistent from July 2020 to March 2021 after the State government imposed first wave restrictions. Unfortunately, the second wave in April to June quarter this year caused far more damage to Pune’s housing sector. Recent data by real

Mumbai, 7 July 2021: On examining the overall performance of the residential segment across the top cities in the last one year, it emerges that MMR was indisputably the best performer. At the end of Q2 2021, MMR unsold inventory overhang reduced to 43 months from the peak of 55 months in 2020 amid Covid-19.

When talking of goals and dreams, having your own apartments or place is what everyone thinks of, and decorating it and making it feel personal and beautiful is all that matters. What is Interior Designing? Interior Design is the art of enhancing the space provided with the use of furniture, modern equipment, correct adjustments, and

More than ever before, Indians are now eyeing properties in Dubai. Investing in real estate has emerged as the quickest way to get a residency permit in UAE, and since 2017, Indians have ranked amongst the top 3 nationalities investing in property in Dubai. In 2019, Indians contributed 16% of the housing sales in Dubai