Pune recorded the highest rate of urban expansion at 332%, growing from 86 sq. km. in 1995 to 373 sq. km. in 2025. Delhi NCR added the largest quantum of urban built-up land area at 400 sq. km., resulting in a 71% increase from 567 sq. km. to a total of 967 sq. km.
Mannai Holidays, Qatar’s leading travel management company, has unveiled Ollie, its official brand ambassador and mascot. Designed to symbolize trust, exploration, and personalized travel, Ollie enhances brand identity while redefining customer experiences across digital and offline platforms, making every journey with Mannai Holidays memorable and meaningful.
Mumbai is on the cusp of transformation. By 2035, cluster redevelopment under DCPR 2034 will reshape the island city with sustainable housing, modern infrastructure, and inclusive planning. From Bhendi Bazaar to large-scale residential projects, redevelopment promises to create a model urban ecosystem for future generations.
Blockchain in land records can ensure transparency, reduce disputes, and speed up property transactions in India. It holds the key to secure, verifiable, and future-ready land ownership.
Uttar Pradesh govt and BeTogether (Omaxe Group) have launched a ₹2,700 crore initiative to redevelop six major busports into modern, integrated transit hubs with smart passenger facilities and commercial centers, boosting connectivity and socio-economic growth.
Delhi NCR’s luxury real estate is shifting from status symbols to heirlooms. Families now value homes as legacies—spaces for memories, belonging, and multi-generational living—blending emotional depth with timeless luxury and financial investment.
Tiger Shroff sold his luxury apartment in Rustomjee Paramount, Khar, Mumbai, for ₹15.60 crore. The 1,989 sq. ft. flat with three car parks reflects the city’s booming luxury real estate market. He purchased it in 2018 for ₹11.62 crore, marking strong appreciation.
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.
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