The appetite of HNIs for luxury properties is expected to rise in tandem with the ongoing economic development and urbanization in the country. https://www.financialexpress.com/money/luxury-housing-demand-soars-in-india-amidst-evolving-buyer-preferences-3650063/
Delhi-NCR and Pune saw the highest rise in average office rentals at about 8% each during the 2019-2024 period, followed by Mumbai and Chennai https://www.hindustantimes.com/real-estate/average-office-rents-surpass-pre-pandemic-levels-across-top-six-cities-in-2024-report-101729655589466.html?utm_source=linkedin
Delhi-NCR led land deal activity during the nine-month period with an approximately 32% share, followed by Bengaluru, Mumbai and Chennai, the report said https://www.hindustantimes.com/real-estate/over-100-land-deals-spanning-1-700-acres-closed-between-january-september-across-six-major-cities-in-india-report-101729577494863.html
India’s real estate sector is evolving beyond traditional residential projects, with two promising segments — senior living and kid-centric housing. https://www.news18.com/business/real-estate/senior-living-kids-centric-homes-the-emerging-real-estate-opportunities-in-specialised-housing-9093527.html
Majority prefer homes priced more than ₹90 lakh, some investors continue to buy property to leverage capital gains for future entrepreneurial endeavors https://www.hindustantimes.com/real-estate/over-67-people-buy-property-for-self-use-investors-press-the-pause-button-due-to-rising-prices-ficci-anarock-survey-101729245593029.html
As per the data by JLL, the premium and luxury segments saw the highest growth in sales. Premium projects (Rs 3-5 crore) witnessed a 107 per cent Y-o-Y surge, while luxury projects (Rs 5 crore and above) experienced a 96 per cent increase. https://www.freepressjournal.in/business/significant-growth-in-luxury-housing-sales-mumbai-bengaluru-top-the-charts-jll-report
The real estate sector is expected to grow at 25% CAGR, touching $1 trillion by FY29. Hybrid work culture is fuelling demand for home makeovers, said the report https://www.hindustantimes.com/real-estate/urbanisation-and-omnichannel-retail-to-drive-india-s-home-and-household-market-to-237-billion-by-2030-deloitte-report-101726669264661.html?utm_source=linkedin
Foreign investment in India’s industrial and warehousing sector has been gaining momentum recently, according to a report by Colliershttps://www.business-standard.com/finance/personal-finance/india-3rd-favourite-spot-for-global-real-estate-investments-report-124091900677_1.html
NoBroker has observed a 23% increase in the number of homebuyers aged under 35 years on the platform, the proptech unicorn said in its half-yearly report https://www.hindustantimes.com/real-estate/millennials-comprise-dominant-homebuyer-group-redefine-housing-market-report-101722048384882.html
Bengaluru’s residential real estate market led with 18,550 units sold last quarter, according to JLL’s REIS report. New launches surged by 45% to 16,537 units. Whitefield drove 47% of new launches, with upper-mid segment apartments dominating. The city’s unsold inventory also declined, reflecting strong buyer confidence. https://www.timesnownews.com/business-economy/real-estate/it-hub-bengaluru-tops-real-estate-market-with-record-sales-of-article-112021973
