3 bhk Houses in Whitefield, Bangalore

Rising demand, coupled with lower vacancies in premium Grade A buildings, have led to rental value appreciation of 9.4-32 per cent in select office micro-markets across cities, says a report by Colliers Research

The Sumadhura Group has announced the launch of a premium, high-rise residential project, ‘Sumadhura Nandanam’, in Whitefield, Bengaluru, which will offer 250 units of two to three-BHK configurations

One major trend that has emerged is that areas with good employment opportunities are seeing a genuine demand for homes, a fact that many developers are cashing in on

Of the ten office micro-markets that witnessed highest rental growth in Q1 2018, six are from Bengaluru, with the year-on-year increase ranging from 11-26 per cent, says a report by Colliers Research

In a move that could benefit 62,000 daily commuters and ease traffic congestion, the Railways has sanctioned a quadrupling project between Bengaluru Cantonment and Whitefield

Whitefield in Bengaluru, has emerged as the most affordable tech district in the world, while the city also earned the highest prime office yields, says a report by Knight Frank

Although Bengaluru’s was ranked second in terms of the total number of residential launches in H1 2017, it was still 23 per cent lower than H1 2016, owing to the impact of the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, says a report by Colliers International

With the IT/ITeS sector serving as a major job magnet in India’s major cities, we examine the impact of this sector on the rental landscape in India

Southern cities like Bengaluru, Chennai and Hyderabad, accounted for a significant share of the office markets that witnessed the highest rental growth in Q2 2017, according to a report by Colliers International

Not all real estate micro-markets in India are equal, when it comes to offering a safe and convenient environment for women. On the eve of International Women’s Day, we look at some of the regions in India’s top cities that are women-friendly and why they are so