Ritika Sajdeh, wife of Indian cricketer Rohit Sharma, has purchased a luxury apartment in Prabhadevi, Mumbai, for ₹26.30 crore. The transaction highlights continued demand for premium residential real estate in central Mumbai.
India’s office real estate market recorded a historic 61.4 million sq ft absorption in 2025, growing 25% YoY, led by Grade-A office demand across Bengaluru, NCR and other key markets.
Superb Realty hosted its first-ever Superb Cup 2026 cricket league in Mumbai, bringing channel partners together in association with the Ghatkopar Real Estate Association to promote collaboration, sportsmanship, and stronger industry relationships.
Premium under-construction housing in India remains strong heading into 2026, driven by end-user demand, infrastructure-led growth, sustainable design and trusted developers, positioning it as a resilient and long-term real estate asset class.
Mumbai’s real estate market achieved a 14-year high in 2025, with property registrations crossing 1.5 lakh units and stamp duty collections surging. Strong end-user demand and sustained buyer confidence continue to drive residential market growth across the city.
Migsun Group has partnered with Clubhouse to develop and operate a 200-key hotel at Migsun Janpath, Lucknow. Structured as a 28-year revenue-share lease, the project strengthens the city’s growing hospitality and mixed-use development landscape.
India’s housing market is shifting in 2026 as mid-segment homes emerge as the key growth driver. According to Square Yards, stable volumes, rising deal values, and improved affordability will support balanced, end-user-led real estate growth.
India’s real estate market in 2025 shifted toward quality-led, infrastructure-driven growth. Corridor-focused luxury housing, Tier-II city expansion, and stable commercial demand set a strong, fundamentals-based outlook for 2026.
Indian real estate ended 2025 on a strong footing, driven by infrastructure, end-user demand, and governance reforms. As 2026 begins, the sector is poised for sustainable, people-centric growth focused on connectivity, redevelopment, and long-term value creation.
India’s commercial and retail real estate market strengthened in 2025, driven by Grade A office demand, retail expansion, and Tier 2 city growth. In 2026, the sector is set for sustainable, experience-led, and strategic development.
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