Mumbai is one of the most expensive real estate markets in the world. The thing about Mumbai is it accommodates everyone and that’s why it is also one of the most sought-after cities in … READ FULL STORY
As the much-awaited Development Plan (DP) 2034 of Mumbai was unveiled by the state government in May 2018, the ‘Development Control and Promotion Regulation 2034 (DCPR 2034)’ was put up for public suggestions. Now, … 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
In 2018, the real estate sector’s focus was on ensuring affordability of homes, balancing the impact of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) and improving sales, while also witnessing the fallout of the liquidity … READ FULL STORY
After a prolonged lull of nearly three years, the residential markets in the top three cities of Bengaluru, Mumbai and Delhi NCR, showed definite signs of recovery in 2018. The positive impact of the … READ FULL STORY
Transportation infrastructure in cities across the globe, has a proven positive impact on real estate and also along the peripheral micro-markets of the cities. There is optimism, hence, that the development of the metro … READ FULL STORY
On the back of critical policy reforms like demonetisation, the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act (RERA) and the Goods and Services Tax (GST), 2018 is seeing both, sales and new supply picking up, … READ FULL STORY
After a year-long delay, the final draft of the Greater Mumbai Development Plan (DP) 2034, recently saw the light of day. The highlights were the amendments in the development control regulations (DCR) in terms … READ FULL STORY
Hundreds of residential projects, promised to be handed over to home buyers this year, have suddenly witnessed a leap in delivery timelines in the wake of the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act (RERA), … READ FULL STORY
Mumbai, which is often criticised for being saturated, also has some under-valued and lesser-known real estate micro-markets that could transform into property hotspots, owing to infrastructure developments in the city. Most of these ‘hidden … READ FULL STORY
Dahisar has a history that dates back to the 1630s. ‘Dahi’ means ten in the language of Agris, Kolis, Warlis and Dublis, who are considered to be the original residents of Dahisar. The word … READ FULL STORY
Dahisar in the northern suburbs of Mumbai houses the last railway station of the city. This small town is situated on the Salsette island and has a beautiful landscape overlooking the inlet of the … READ FULL STORY
In Mumbai’s real estate landscape, prices generally reduce as one moves from the south to the northern suburbs. Today, most home buyers prefer properties in the suburbs, due to its affordability, connectivity to one’s … READ FULL STORY
