By the year 2030, more than 40% of the Indian population will live in urban India, as against the current figure of 34%, which is likely to create a demand for 25 million additional … READ FULL STORY
Co-living as a residential option is coming of age in India and many companies are offering their services in the co-living domain to millennials. These millennials, whether students or young professionals, are increasingly opting … READ FULL STORY
The co-living industry is expanding at a meteoric rate and expanding to new cities in India. The expansion is not limited to metros but to tier II and tier III cities also. About 56 … READ FULL STORY
The idea of sharing spaces is now extending well beyond commercial real estate and the concept of co-working is proliferating into residential real estate. Co-living spaces are now being seen as a viable business … READ FULL STORY
While millennials have been driving a number of businesses in the country like entertainment and restaurants for quite some time, of late they have begun giving a new shape and contours to a much … READ FULL STORY
North Mumbai has seen rapid development in recent years. Infrastructure has played a crucial role, in driving the growth of the real estate sector. The required push from the state government, towards infrastructure development, … READ FULL STORY
Fire is undoubtedly a big hazard that people moving into high-rise apartments in megacities, need to consider. The aftermath of gruesome infernos at Kamala Mills in Mumbai’s Lower Parel business district and the fires … READ FULL STORY
If you are planning to shift from your existing property and start business operations in a new one, you may be confronted with the dilemma of whether to buy or lease the new property. … READ FULL STORY
Hiranandani Group, on July 18, 2019, announced its foray into data centre parks, with a new business venture, ‘Yotta Infrastructure’. The first phase of operation shall commence at Hiranandani projects in Mumbai, Panvel and … READ FULL STORY
In the top 9 cities in India, there has been a massive developer consolidation, with over 50% of the total developers that existed in 2011-12 leaving the market by 2017-18, according to PropEquity Research. … READ FULL STORY
While sub-letting itself is not illegal in India, it may require a lot of care for both the tenant who is sub-leasing, as well as for the company that is taking the premises on … READ FULL STORY
Ria (31), a media professional in Mumbai, takes nearly three hours every day to commute for work. Professionals like Ria often contemplate renting a house closer to their workplace, so that they can cut … READ FULL STORY
While consolidation has been an ongoing phenomenon for some time, recent mergers, acquisitions and joint developments, are underscoring this trend like never before. The Indian residential sector saw a series of disruptions in the … READ FULL STORY
