Bollywood star Malaika Arora sold her luxury apartment in Runwal Elegante, Andheri West, Mumbai, for ₹5.30 crore. The property, purchased in 2018 for ₹3.26 crore, appreciated 62%, highlighting Mumbai’s thriving luxury real estate market.
GST on cement drops from 28% to 18%, and other construction materials from 12% to 5%, boosting housing affordability and real estate demand during the festive season. Developers gain cost relief while homebuyers enjoy tangible savings.
India’s real estate sector welcomes GST rate rationalisation as cement GST drops from 28% to 18%. The move lowers construction costs, boosts housing demand, and makes homes more affordable ahead of the festive season.
TRULiV has become India’s first profitable co-living startup, reporting ₹32.34 crore revenue in FY25—a 109% jump—and ₹13 lakh net profit. With 7,000+ beds signed across major cities, it aims for ₹50 crore revenue in FY26 through its asset-light, community-driven model.
Indian enterprises are rapidly adopting asset-light office strategies by choosing managed workspaces over long leases. This shift ensures scalability, cost predictability, and faster market entry, especially driven by GCC expansion across major cities.
Danube Properties has partnered with Bigg Boss 19 as the official Co-Powered By sponsor, enhancing its brand presence in India while showcasing innovation, luxury, and affordability in real estate.
At the NAREDCO 17th National Convention, Maharashtra’s MoS assured industry stakeholders of progressive real estate and housing policies, with a focus on infrastructure, sustainable water management, and urban planning, while urging collaboration to drive sectoral growth.
NCR’s first Co-Developer Policy aims to revive stalled Noida housing projects by enabling strong developers to step in, complete construction, and restore buyer confidence while securing dues and boosting the real estate economy.
Galo Solar plans to double its rooftop capacity to 100 MW by FY 2026 through its integrated solar solutions, strong dealer network, and support for government schemes like PM Surya Ghar Yojana, driving clean energy adoption and India’s Net Zero vision.
Magicbricks projects India’s home interiors market to double to USD 24.52B by 2030, fueled by rising incomes, urbanization, and growing demand for full-home design solutions.
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