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Haryana's real estate regulatory authority has served a notice to embattled real estate developer Supertech Limited, for selling flats to home buyers in a non-existent project on Sohna Road

The Kherki Daula bypass road is likely to be completed after the monsoons, with construction pending on only a 400-metre stretch between Sectors 76 and 77, HUDA has revealed

Is it a good time to invest in Gurugram’s property market? We look at the demand-supply scenario in this region, to get some answers

An oversupply situation could hit the real estate market in the National Capital Region, due to the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act. We examine the reasons for this and how it is likely to affect home buyers

Delhi's suburban regions have witnessed stagnant or minor corrections in real estate prices, along with improving connectivity and infrastructure. We examine what this means for property buyers and whether it is a good time to invest

Godrej Properties has announced its entry into the Sohna real estate market, by launching a group housing project in Sector 33, which will offer approximately 1,57,000 sq metres of saleable area

In a move to improve connectivity, ease traffic woes and boost industrial development in Gurugram, Haryana chief minister Manohar Lal Khattar has announced plans to extend and improve the metro network in the region

The newer, extended areas in Gurgaon, are likely to see rapid growth that could benefit end-users, as well as investors. We examine the sectors that offer maximum potential

With India remaining a favoured outsourcing destination for corporate firms, office space absorption rose 46% in the second quarter of 2016, led by demand from the National Capital Region and Bengaluru, as per a study by property consultant CBRE

Development of social and physical infrastructure, enhanced connectivity and robust supply of office spaces, could make NCR’s Golf Course Extension Road, a prime residential destination

Prime rental markets across India have witnessed corrections of varying degrees, with businesses adopting remote working practices, to survive during the Coronavirus pandemic