The 17th NAREDCO Convention in Delhi (Aug 29–30, 2025) will unite real estate leaders and policymakers to drive reforms in RERA, rental housing, urban infrastructure, and sustainable development.
India’s real estate sector remains optimistic ahead of the upcoming RBI MPC decision. With inflation under control and recent repo rate cuts improving affordability, stakeholders are hopeful for another reduction. Lower interest rates could drive stronger housing demand, especially during the upcoming festive season.
The Delhi–Dehradun Expressway is revolutionizing real estate in North India by cutting travel time and connecting key urban and tourist hubs, driving infrastructure, housing, and economic growth across the region.
Delhi-NCR outpaces Mumbai in 2024 housing sales, posting ₹1.53 lakh crore. Gurugram drives 66% growth, fueled by infrastructure, luxury demand, and rising HNI interest.
Signature Global achieves record ₹102.9B FY25 pre-sales with 42% growth, fueled by new launches and collections of ₹43.8B, showcasing robust demand and strong execution.
The upcoming RBI policy may cut repo rates by 0.25%, boosting real estate demand. Lower EMIs, improved buyer sentiment, and affordable financing could drive strong growth in the housing market.
Century Wintersun Phase II sells out for ₹150 Cr, reinforcing North Bengaluru’s real estate boom. Strategically located near Kwin City and Foxconn, these premium villas offer spacious living, top-tier amenities, and sustainability. With a ₹450 Cr GDV target, upcoming phases aim to redefine luxury villa living in Bengaluru.
The 2025 income tax reforms aim to boost India’s real estate market by enhancing affordability and simplifying tax compliance. With increased tax exemptions, dual property tax benefits, and revised TDS limits, homebuyers and investors can enjoy greater financial flexibility, driving more property transactions and market growth.
Tier-2 cities in India are becoming the next frontier for commercial real estate, driven by economic growth, infrastructure upgrades, and affordable property costs. With rising e-commerce, increased urbanization, and flexible workspace demand, investors and developers are finding lucrative opportunities in these emerging markets.
Delhi-NCR leads India’s housing market with a significant 178 HPI in September 2024, driven by robust demand, investor interest, and infrastructure development. Key areas like New Gurgaon, Noida Extension, and Dwarka Expressway are seeing substantial growth, reflecting the region's resilience and promising future in real estate.
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