Agami Realty wins the CREDAI Real Estate Excellence Award 2025 for Agami Sapphire in Boisar, recognising its commitment to sustainable, people-centric, and high-quality affordable housing in India.
Housing sales across India’s top cities dropped to a 17-quarter low in Q4 2025, declining 16% YoY, while housing supply fell 10%, reflecting a shift toward premiumisation despite lower transaction volumes.
The inauguration of Rashtriya Prerna Sthal is expected to drive real estate growth in Lucknow, boosting connectivity, infrastructure, and premium residential demand along Hardoi Road and IIM Road.
Stylework partners with FICCI for the India Flexible Workspace Summit 2026 in Mumbai, uniting policymakers, enterprises, and industry leaders to drive innovation, enterprise agility, and growth in India’s flexible workspace ecosystem.
In 2025, Indian buyers and renters prioritize lifestyle, infrastructure, and speed. Luxury and mid-segment housing see balanced demand, vertical living rises, and rental flexibility dominates, signaling a shift toward informed, long-term residential choices, according to Magicbricks research.
Mumbai City and Suburban Collectors held a joint meeting with leading real estate bodies to introduce SOP-driven reforms, unified surveys, and faster approvals, aiming to improve transparency, efficiency, and ease of doing business across Mumbai’s real estate sector.
Jenika Ventures celebrates five years as a trusted real estate consulting firm, strengthening its pan-India presence while preparing for global expansion through transparent, client-focused advisory services.
Manglam Group has entered luxury hospitality with the launch of The Westin Jaipur Kant Kalwar Resort & Spa, a ₹300 crore project and Marriott International’s 200th hotel in India. The resort anchors Manglam’s ₹1,000 crore hospitality roadmap focused on premium, wellness-led experiences.
India’s real estate market in 2025 marked a structural shift, led by luxury housing growth in NCR, strong sales in Pune, record registrations in Mumbai, and rapid expansion of Tier-2 cities like Lucknow, supported by infrastructure development and policy stability.
Mumbai leads India’s luxury housing market with a median price of ₹9.66 crore, far ahead of other Tier-1 cities. The Magicbricks 2025 report highlights strong demand, premium micro-markets, and sustained pricing power driven by wealth concentration and lifestyle-led housing.
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