Sattva Group has entered the Mumbai Metropolitan Region with six redevelopment projects spanning 8 million sq ft and an estimated ₹11,000 crore GDV. Construction begins in 2026, with phased delivery through 2032, including over 2,500 rehabilitation homes and 2,000 new residences.
Sonu Sood has leased his 2,700 sq. ft. commercial property at Trade Centre BKC to HDFC Bank for ₹11.75 lakh per month under a nine-year agreement. The deal includes a 15% escalation clause and offers an estimated 6.7% annual rental yield.
In this interview, Preksha Singh, CEO of Agrasheel Infratech, shares insights on wellness-led townships, experiential living, Tier-2 city growth, sustainability, and policy expectations shaping the future of Indian real estate.
Agami Realty appoints cricket legend Sunil Gavaskar as brand ambassador, strengthening its legacy-driven positioning in Mumbai’s luxury real estate market and reinforcing trust among UHNI and long-term homebuyers.
A detailed analysis of 2BHK vs 3BHK homes in 2026, exploring homebuyer preferences, lifestyle shifts, affordability, investment value, and resale potential across Indian residential real estate markets.
India’s real estate market remained stable this week, with steady housing sales, new launches and institutional investments across major cities, driven largely by end-user demand and infrastructure growth.
Reliance MET City launches Metropolis, a 140-acre integrated urban hub in Delhi NCR. Offering residential and industrial plots with strong connectivity and ready infrastructure, the project aims to create a future-ready township for homebuyers, investors, and businesses.
Luxury homes form just 2% of India’s housing demand, with selective traction in Bengaluru, Pune, Thane, Chennai, and Kolkata. Magicbricks PropIndex OND 2025 highlights cautious, end-user-driven growth and limited speculative activity in the premium housing segment.
India International Realty Conclave 2026 will be held in Mumbai this May, bringing global real estate leaders together to discuss investment, urban development, smart cities, sustainability, and the future of India’s rapidly growing real estate sector.
The RBI’s decision to keep the repo rate unchanged at 5.25% has strengthened confidence across India’s real estate sector, supporting affordability, long-term investment planning, and stable housing demand amid ongoing infrastructure-led growth.
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