The expansion of India’s real estate industry is no longer confined to major urban hubs but extends to Tier 2 cities, which are now assuming a pivotal role in shaping industry growth. These cities … READ FULL STORY
The residential real estate market of India has observed remarkable behavioural shifts in recent times. During the first quarter of 2024, there was a noticeable increase in demand for luxury properties across the eight … READ FULL STORY
In a positive turn of events, the residential market in India’s eight key cities saw approximately 1.2 lakh units transacted in the first quarter of 2024, signalling the strongest Q1 sales performance since 2010. … READ FULL STORY
Residential property sales in India’s eight major cities reached around 1.2 lakh units in Q1 2024, marking the strongest first quarter performance since 2010. This represents a significant 41% increase compared to the previous … READ FULL STORY
The residential market of the country continued its growth momentum even as it entered the new year 2024 with the first quarter sales clocking a robust 41 per cent increase year-on-year. It also saw … READ FULL STORY
The real estate market in Pune experienced strong expansion in the first quarter of 2024, showcasing encouraging patterns in both the availability of properties and their demand. Pune’s emergence as a vibrant economic hub, … READ FULL STORY
The rental housing market in India is a significant sector of the real estate industry, with approximately 27% of households opting for rented accommodations, especially in urban centres. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) estimated … READ FULL STORY
The growth in the Indian real estate sector today involves transcending the traditional dominance of major urban centres. Tier 2 cities are now emerging as significant players in driving overall development in the industry. … READ FULL STORY
Several tier-2 cities in India are emerging as the new urban centres for economic growth and development owing to rapid urbanisation, attracting businesses, investors and tourists. While metropolitan cities in India, such as Delhi, … READ FULL STORY
About 60% of the population of the country will live in cities by 2050, as India’s rate of urbanisation is ‘dramatic’, stated minister of state for urban development Rao Inderjit Singh. As per the … READ FULL STORY
