Omaxe Ltd. adopts 10 acres under Haryana’s Matri Van initiative in Gurugram’s Aravalli Hills. The move aligns with Omaxe’s ESG goals, promoting biodiversity and green infrastructure. Native trees like Peepal and Bael will be planted, contributing to sustainable real estate and urban ecological balance in Delhi-NCR.
Chintamanis Group unveils "North Avenue" — its first premium DDJAY-plotted township in North Gurugram, spanning 40 acres and projecting ₹600 Cr in sales. With modern amenities and unmatched connectivity, it’s set to redefine plotted living in NCR.
BI kept the repo rate unchanged at 5.50%, having already frontloaded easing through both a rate cut and a 100 bps CRR reduction earlier this year. The policy stance also remains ‘Neutral’.
The six-member panel, headed by Sanjay Malhotra, started the three-day deliberation on the monetary policy on August 4, 2025
The property prices have recorded a healthy growth in past few years in Indirapuram. The average residential prices in Indirapuram rose by 73% between FY 2021 and FY 2025, sharply outpacing the city-wide growth rate of 38% over the same period.
India’s real estate sector remains optimistic ahead of the upcoming RBI MPC decision. With inflation under control and recent repo rate cuts improving affordability, stakeholders are hopeful for another reduction. Lower interest rates could drive stronger housing demand, especially during the upcoming festive season.
Signature Global receives a CARE A+ rating for its ₹875 crore NCD issue, reflecting strong sales growth, timely project delivery, and robust liquidity, reinforcing its market leadership in Indian real estate.
Gurugram has raised circle rates by up to 145% for certain areas, aligning government valuations with market realities. Experts believe this move enhances transparency, improves compliance, and may positively impact the long-term growth of the city’s real estate market.
Colliers' Q2 2025 APAC Cap Rate Report names Bengaluru the most active real estate market, driven by IT-led office growth and strong retail demand. Stable industrial trends and rising rents in Mumbai also highlight India's evolving investment landscape.
Jenika Ventures targets ₹600 crore in Q2 FY25 sales, driven by data-backed real estate strategies, AI-powered client tools, and trusted consulting services for homebuyers and developers across India.
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