Indian Infrastructure Industry News & Updates - Real Estate
Bhumika Group to invest ₹700 cr in mixed-use development in Faridabad
New Delhi: NCR-based developer Bhumika Group will invest Rs 700 crore in developing a mixed-use development in Haryana’s Faridabad, with an estimated sales realisation of approximately Rs 1,500 crore.
Brookfield to invest $1 billion for office complex in Mumbai
Canadian investor and developer Brookfield on Friday said it will develop a two million sq ft office project in Mumbai’s Powai district, investing about $1 billion (more than ₹9,000 crore) to build on a six-acre plot.
India's top real estate developers step up push into plotted development
SILA emerges as one of India's fastest-growing business services and real estate platforms
Satya–Maple to develop ₹1,600 crore luxury project on Dwarka Expressway
Realty firm Satya Group and Maple Group will develop a luxury housing project in Gurugram at a cost of around Rs 1,600 crore. In a statement on Friday, Satya Group said it has launched a new project, 'Levante Residences', spread over 5 acres, in Sector 104, Dwarka Expressway, at Gurugram, in partnership with Maple Group.
Another Mumbai bungalow to make way for redevelopment with Rs 164-cr deal
Suraj Estate Developers wins India’s best residential developer 2025
Gopalan ramps up residential pipeline with premium towers, senior-living community
Bengaluru-based property developer Gopalan Enterprises plans to scale its real-estate portfolio. Speaking exclusively with businessline, C Prabhakar, Director, shared that the developer will add nearly 2 million sq ft of commercial space by June 2026, including new flex-work and Global Capability Centre (GCC) facilities, with flex now forming 40 per cent of its commercial portfolio.
Dasnac to invest Rs 2,000 crore in luxury housing project in Noida
SEBI broadens strategic investor criteria to ease capital raising for REITs, InvITs
Affordable housing financiers now attractively valued after correction
Prestige Estates eyes Rs 1 lakh crore in sales as project pipeline expands
Prestige Estates is aiming for sales of about ₹1 lakh crore in the coming years—roughly five times its FY25 sales—as the developer ramps up launches and builds out one of the sector’s largest pipelines.
New Century Sofa India inks 2.72 lakh sq ft lease at IndoSpace Industrial Park
TVS ILP signs MoU for ₹200 crore Logistics & Industrial Park in Telangana
Brookfield REIT raises Rs 3,500 crore via QIP
Birla Estates sells entire 492 luxury homes for Rs 1,800 cr in new Gurugram project
India home prices to rise at steady 6% pace but luxury sector may lose steam
Indian property developer RMZ said to weigh $1 billion IPO
Larsen & Toubro to consolidate real estate business
L&T transfers realty biz to L&T Realty
Y2B Launches women-led growth initiatives to strengthen India’s real estate ecosystem
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Realty faces execution pressure as developers expand launch pipelines
Rising NRI real estate investments push demand to fast-growing Tier-2 cities
As NRI real-estate investment has grown to $80 billion since 2010, as per Credai- Colliers, and the demand pattern is shifting beyond metros to tier-2, and emerging cities. “While the bulk of NRI investments in India remains in established metro corridors such as MMR, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Pune, along with states with traditionally high remittance inflows like, Kerala, Gujarat, and parts of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, also continue to be strong NRI destinations, driven by family linkages and long-term return plans”, said Anupam Rastogi, Co-Founder & CBO – NRI Real Estate, Square Yards.
Property transactions: RERA chairman urges citizens not to accept deficient service
Sankey Prasad acquires 100% stake in Colliers Project Leaders Middle East
UAE emerges as prime destination for India's tech expansion amid proptech boom
New Delhi: As India's tech-solution providers push beyond traditional markets in a bid to diversify their global footprint, the Gulf--especially the UAE--has rapidly emerged as their newest frontier. Drawn by the region's pro-business ecosystem, soaring digital adoption, and its growing appetite for advanced technology, Indian tech firms are increasingly anchoring themselves in Dubai and beyond. This momentum is now gaining fresh pace as Indian tech companies enter the UAE's booming proptech sector, signalling a broader shift: Indian enterprises are no longer just exporting technology--they are reshaping the Gulf's digital economy.
Gurugram builders target Japanese buyers as demand surges
Housing prices jump over 3.5 times on Dwarka Expressway in last 5 yrs: Square Yards
Smartworld Developers enters Noida, to invest Rs 2K cr on 1st realty project
RBI's 25-bps repo rate cut may revive housing demand as EMIs ease
Smartworld Developers acquires Noida land for Rs 414 crore