Flats for Rent in Gundecha Garden, Parel, Mumbai

With students enrolling for higher education in the country growing at a rate of nine per cent annually, we examine the potential of the student housing segment and whether it can emerge as a viable real estate asset class

The housing markets in the top three cities of Bengaluru, Mumbai and Delhi NCR, have witnessed a significant revival in 2018, with Delhi NCR leading the way, in terms of new launches and sales, says a report by JLL

Although the proposed Development Plan 2034 for Mumbai, is expected to boost participation in infrastructure and affordable housing projects from private sector developers, the FSI norms are unlikely to bring any major change to the skyline of the city, says a report by Colliers International

To simplify your house hunt, we tell you which suburbs in Mumbai offer homes in the affordable and mid-segment budgets

Maharashtra’s revenue minister has said that the government will probe a massive land lease scam, where leased properties in Mumbai were sold, despite the lease period having ended, resulting in losses equal to the state government’s debt

Prime rental markets across India have witnessed corrections of varying degrees, with businesses adopting remote working practices, to survive during the Coronavirus pandemic

Also known as the Maharashtra Samruddhi Mahamarg, the Mumbai-Nagpur Expressway will run through 390 villages, across 10 districts and will cut down the traveling time between the two cities to eight hours

In a webcast, Maharashtra CM Uddhav Thackeray has announced the shifting of the proposed metro car shed at Aarey Colony to Kanjurmarg and has declared 800 acres of land as forest area in Aarey

Shahrukh Khan’s 6-storey high, sea-facing house, Mannat, located at Bandra west in Mumbai, is a heritage building and a tourist spot

The developer community in India has been in a tizzy after union minister of commerce and industry Piyush Goyal on June 3, 2020, said builders needed to sell housing projects at reduced prices and let go of the high-priced unsold stock. Will prices fall?

The RBI had permitted all banks to allow a moratorium of six months, from March 1, 2020 to August 31, 2020. This applied to all term-loans. Given that the worst of times may not be over for many borrowers, many are in favour of extending the moratorium till December 31, 2020. The Supreme Court has extended the interim order on the moratorium till October 5, 2020