India’s real estate sector needs stronger women leadership as technology, ESG, changing consumer preferences and the industry’s projected US$1 trillion market reshape the business landscape.
Hyperlocal infrastructure is becoming as important as connectivity in shaping residential growth. Rakesh Raghuvanshi of Sekel Tech explains how AI, location intelligence and neighbourhood data are helping developers, urban planners and homebuyers identify future high-growth residential corridors.
Mayfair Housing has entered a three-year strategic partnership with Autodesk to deploy Autodesk Forma, strengthening its BIM workflow and creating a connected digital ecosystem for project planning and execution. The initiative aims to improve collaboration, data-driven decision-making and efficiency across the developer’s development and redevelopment portfolio.
Propsoch has raised USD 2 million in a seed funding round led by Athera Venture Partners, Sparrow Capital and Vakil Group. The company plans to strengthen research capabilities, expand its team, and support market expansion while scaling its buyer-centric real estate advisory platform.
A FICCI-KPMG report projects India’s real estate market could reach US$ 5.8 trillion by 2047, driven by AI adoption, housing demand, regulatory reforms, and rising institutional investment.
Dooritt launches an AI-powered PropTech platform integrating AR, VR, and data insights to enhance property discovery and decision-making in India and global markets.
BMC plans an AI-driven platform to streamline real estate approvals in Mumbai, aiming to reduce timelines, improve transparency, and enhance ease of doing business. The initiative was announced during NAREDCO Maharashtra’s leadership transition event.
Superb Realty has partnered with Praan to deploy AI-led air infrastructure across 1 million sq. ft. in Mumbai. Starting with Superb Altura, the initiative reflects growing focus on indoor air quality as a key factor in real estate value and occupant well-being.
Artificial intelligence is transforming property sales worldwide through predictive analytics, smart pricing models, intelligent lead scoring, and data-driven marketing strategies. From residential to commercial real estate, AI is reshaping decision-making, increasing efficiency, and redefining how properties are bought, sold, and valued across global markets.
The University of Cambridge’s Department of Land Economy has partnered with PropEquity to strengthen real estate education and research in India, paving the way for the country’s first dedicated Real Estate School supported by global academic expertise.
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