Indian commercial real estate

Office realty leasing rises 30%, on track to beat last year high

Mumbai: Robust demand for office spaces has pushed commercial property leasing in the first three quarters of 2019 by 30% from a year ago, taking it closer to entire 2018’s performance and making sure that this year surpasses the peak touched last year.Driven by tech corporates — accounting for about a third of the leasing activity — office space take-up touched 47 million sq ft in the first nine months against entire 2018’s performance of 48.9 million sq ft, showed data from CBRE South Asia. With this, office leasing activity is now expected to touch its highest level ever, estimated to be ov

India's office space biz has something to flex

MMRDA Extends BKC Plot Auction Deadline To August 21; 9 Commercial & Residential Parcels On Offer

Edelweiss’ EAAA Buys One-Million-Sq-Ft Pune Office Park, Rental Yield Plus Portfolio Expands to 5.2 Million Sq Ft

Specialised realty platforms drive India's next wave of IPOs

Mumbai: India's real estate sector is expanding the range of assets being brought to the public markets as companies seek to tap investor interest in initial public offerings (IPOs).The evolving public market now features specialised platforms with recurring revenue and institutional backing across co-working, real estate investment trusts, student housing, education infrastructure, logistics parks, and managed development platforms.Read more: Most active funds beat benchmark indices last year: Motilal Oswal StudyRather than being dominated by conventional property developers, the next phase

CREDAI Tirupati Property Expo opens with over 2,000 properties on display

Three-day expo features residential projects priced from ₹40 lakh to ₹4 crore, with 56 stalls, home loan assistance from leading banks and organisers expecting 4,000 visitors and around 300 bookings

Gurugram penthouse fetches ₹271 crore at ₹2.6 lakh per sq. ft.

Entrepreneur Manav Sardana purchases 10,500 sq. ft. property at DLF’s The Dahlias, making it among India’s most expensive deals.

India's real estate industry has a new formula

Founder Questions Rs 100-Crore Apartments, Reveals What He Would Choose

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Retirement homes get regulatory push: What buyers and senior citizens should know

In light of new safety regulations introduced by the Centre, retirement homes are set to undergo heightened scrutiny. Each state and Union Territory will embrace these policies designed for senior living facilities. Key aspects of the guidelines include RERA registration and the establishment of senior-friendly infrastructures. Developers will be required to follow these updated rules, reinforcing the regulatory framework governing this burgeoning housing market.

GCCs drive 41% of India's office leasing