In a nation where urban migration is gaining momentum, conventional models of housing often fail to keep up pace. Tier 1 cities, including Bengaluru, Pune, and Hyderabad, attract many working professionals every month due … READ FULL STORY
The Generation-Z, commonly known as Gen Z are people who are born between 1997 and 2010. According to the EY Analysis of World Bank Population Projections and Estimates data for 2020, over 27% of … READ FULL STORY
As the concept of home and comfort evolves, the housing market witnesses a transformative shift in India. While the sector’s CAGR growth projections show a surge in demand up to 9.8% from 2021 to … READ FULL STORY
May 31, 2024: Mumbai city that falls under the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) jurisdiction, is expected to record property registration in excess of 11,802 units in May 2024, adding over Rs 1,010 crore to … READ FULL STORY
Over the past few years, the demographics of homebuyers have changed in India as the country’s housing market is affected by millennials aged between 30 and 40 years, investing in properties. Due to changes … READ FULL STORY
What do millennials want? A sustainable lifestyle that balances luxury, modernity, safety and is an excellent return on investment. These aspirations have sparked off the real estate boom in new age India where millennials … READ FULL STORY
E-commerce has seeped into every aspect of our lives. Purchasing properties online is increasingly being preferred as consumers are looking for ease and comfort, with everything at their fingertips. Two factors are responsible for … READ FULL STORY
Over the last few years, the real estate market has witnessed a series of drastic changes. One such development, has been the active involvement of millennials in housing investment. Their outlook and approach towards … READ FULL STORY
Co-living spaces have just started to get a formal structure in the country but have already become quite popular among students and millennials in the cities where this type of accommodation type exists. Startups … READ FULL STORY
Owing to cultural upbringing and high property prices, 82 per cent Indian millennials still live with their parents, with a majority of millennials still aiming to own a quality home. This was part of … READ FULL STORY
