Luxury homebuyers in India are increasingly evaluating premium properties through liveability, connectivity, infrastructure, environmental comfort, maintenance and neighbourhood resilience.
India’s real estate sector needs stronger women leadership as technology, ESG, changing consumer preferences and the industry’s projected US$1 trillion market reshape the business landscape.
Navi Mumbai’s infrastructure expansion, led by Atal Setu and NMIA, is opening new growth corridors, strengthening connectivity and driving residential, commercial and mixed-use real estate demand.
Ishwin Singh Hora explores how the proposed Upper Dwarka Expressway could unlock NCR's next infrastructure-led growth corridor, enhancing connectivity, commercial activity and long-term residential and investment potential.
Kamlesh Thakur argues that India's cities must embrace climate-resilient urban infrastructure, Sponge Cities, water security and sustainable planning to tackle flooding, water scarcity and rapid urbanisation.
Indian investors are increasingly shifting from residential to commercial real estate in Dubai, driven by strong rental yields, currency stability, business-friendly policies and long-term portfolio diversification, according to Porush Jhunjhunwala.
Chintan Sheth explores how smart FSI planning, balanced redevelopment and strong infrastructure can help Mulund become a model for sustainable, low-density urban growth in Mumbai.
Vishal Ratanghayra examines how connectivity, redevelopment, sustainability and future-ready design are replacing location alone as the key drivers of long-term residential value in Mumbai's luxury housing market.
Mitul Jain of SPJ Group argues that infrastructure, employment hubs and urbanisation will continue to shape India's long-term real estate growth. He highlights evolving buyer behaviour, commercial market expansion and the role of integrated infrastructure in creating future residential and commercial growth corridors.
Hyperlocal infrastructure is becoming as important as connectivity in shaping residential growth. Rakesh Raghuvanshi of Sekel Tech explains how AI, location intelligence and neighbourhood data are helping developers, urban planners and homebuyers identify future high-growth residential corridors.
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