Homeland Group launches a bold 360° campaign—“Where Questions End. Homeland Begins”—directly addressing buyer concerns about delivery, pricing, and investment security, reinforcing its legacy as North India’s most trusted real estate developer.
Knauf India introduces GIFAfloor Systems – high-performance, gypsum-based raised and hollow floor solutions that are eco-friendly, fire-resistant, and versatile for modern commercial and institutional spaces.
AIPL Joy Central launches Cellar & Cup, a European-inspired café in Gurugram’s Sector 65, offering specialty coffee, Italian dishes, and Georgian wines in a vibrant, modern setting.
Bollywood actor Sonu Sood has sold his apartment in Mumbai’s Mahalaxmi for ₹8.10 crore. The Lokhandwala Minerva flat spans 1,247 sq. ft. carpet area and includes two parking spaces. He had purchased the property in 2012 for ₹5.16 crore.
Aspirational living is redefining NCR’s luxury housing boom. With smart technologies, wellness-centric designs, and global lifestyle standards, buyers are reshaping demand in Gurugram, Noida, and beyond—making NCR India’s fastest-growing luxury hub in 2025.
New Gurgaon is fast emerging as NCR’s next commercial hub, fueled by infrastructure upgrades, rising corporate demand, and strong investor interest in office, retail, and mixed-use spaces.
Migration is reshaping India’s housing market in 2025, driving property price growth, rental hikes, and ownership trends across metros and Tier-2 cities, while reverse migration sparks demand in smaller hubs.
Bollywood star Anil Kapoor and son Harsh Varrdhan Kapoor have purchased a ₹5 crore apartment in Bandra West, Mumbai, as per property records. The 1,165 sq. ft. flat includes a garage, with stamp duty of ₹30 lakh.
Square Yards reported record Q1FY26 results, with revenue up 45% to INR 378 crore, gross margins doubling to 18%, and EBITDA turning positive at INR 4.4 crore. GTV surged 84% year-on-year, supported by strong real estate and financial services growth, marking the company’s first profitable first quarter.
The CBDT’s tax exemption under Section 10(46A) allows Noida to reinvest more revenue into infrastructure. Better roads, metro links, and utilities could boost property values, rental demand, and investor confidence. If executed well, Noida can become a benchmark for urban development and real estate growth in India.
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