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.
Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini and Union Minister Manohar Lal Khattar laid the foundation stone for Gurugram Metro Phase 1, a ₹5,600 crore project. This landmark infrastructure will ease traffic, improve connectivity, and boost the Gurugram property market.
Group 108 has received Part CC for Grandthum, Greater Noida West, enabling over 1,300 customers to start possession. Spread across 23 acres, Grandthum offers premium office spaces, high-street retail, multiplex, leisure, and IGBC Platinum-certified sustainable features.
RISE Infraventures has appointed Bhupindra Singh as Chief Operating Officer. With 23+ years of experience at Colliers, Cushman & Wakefield, and JLL India, he will drive growth, partnerships, leasing, and investment operations to strengthen the company’s leadership in the real estate sector.
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.
RISE Infraventures enters the leasing vertical, targeting Rs.1,000 Cr GTV in FY25–26. Focused on Grade offices, retail, high streets, malls, and flex workspaces, the firm leverages a strong leadership team to deliver nationwide commercial and retail real estate solutions.
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.
Palghar–Boisar is transforming from Mumbai’s affordable spillover market into a strategic growth hub, powered by the bullet train, Vadhavan Port, expressways, and rapid social infrastructure development.
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.
Mumbai registered 11,230 property deals in August 2025 with ₹1,000 crore stamp duty collections. Compact homes dominated, while luxury housing gained traction, reaffirming strong buyer confidence in India’s most resilient property market.
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