WSB Partners has invested ₹75 crore in Omaxe Group’s residential plotted projects in Ujjain and Indore, highlighting growing institutional interest in India’s Tier II and III real estate markets.
Bhumika Realty appoints Rohit Sharma and Ritika Sajdeh as brand ambassadors to strengthen brand credibility and support NCR expansion, alongside ongoing real estate, infrastructure, and hospitality developments.
In a conversation with Realty First, Hardeep Dayal, President – Commercial at Bhartiya Centre of Information Technology (BCIT), offers insights into how the region is evolving and why integrated ecosystems are shaping the next phase of India’s office market.
Property prices near Noida International Airport are projected to rise up to 28% by 2027, driven by infrastructure growth, strong investor demand, and aerotropolis-led development, according to Square Yards.
India’s real estate growth is shifting to Tier-2 cities, driven by infrastructure investments, industrial expansion, and rising end-user demand, marking a structural transformation in the country’s property market.
Mid-luxury housing has emerged as Mumbai’s fastest-growing residential segment, supported by infrastructure expansion, end-user demand, redevelopment activity, and stable pricing. The segment is set to drive housing absorption across MMR in 2026.
Ahead of the Union Budget 2026, real estate developers across Maharashtra have urged policy measures to boost housing affordability, improve project viability, and accelerate urban and infrastructure-led growth.
Magicbricks Research 2025 highlights how lifestyle preferences, infrastructure growth and speed are reshaping homebuying and renting decisions across Indian metros and Tier-2 cities, reflecting more informed and long-term residential choices.
Cluster redevelopment is transforming Goregaon from a mid-suburban area into a modern urban hub, driven by infrastructure upgrades, mixed-use planning and neighbourhood-scale renewal, offering a strong model for Mumbai’s future urban growth.
Premium under-construction housing in India remains strong heading into 2026, driven by end-user demand, infrastructure-led growth, sustainable design and trusted developers, positioning it as a resilient and long-term real estate asset class.
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