Discover how modern construction technology and stricter regulations are revolutionizing the real estate industry, ensuring timely delivery of projects and changing the game for developers and home buyers alike.
Construction TechnologyReal Estate Regulatory AuthorityTimely DeliveryLarge Scale ProjectsMarket TrendsReal Estate NewsJul 14, 2024
According to a report by Anarock, the average completion time for smaller projects of fewer than 500 units in the top seven cities is now four years.
The implementation of RERA and the adoption of modern construction technology are the main factors contributing to the reduction in completion time.
Chennai has the lowest average completion time for large projects at 3.6 years.
The NCR region faces challenges due to extreme weather conditions and statutory restrictions imposed on construction when pollution levels rise.
Experts believe that construction time will further decrease as larger projects gain momentum across cities and implement new construction technology.
The Aaiji Group has already completed two real estate projects in the region, with two more under development.
Bollywood actress Amrita Singh has recently acquired a residential apartment in Juhu, Mumbai, for ₹18 crore, as per property registration documents. Cricket legend Zaheer Khan has also joined the trend, investing in a high-end property in the city.
To safeguard the interests of homebuyers, MahaRERA has issued guidelines to a real estate developer in Thane, Mumbai, ensuring that all legal documentation for properties is transparent and clear.
Real estate data analytics firm CRE Matrix has reviewed the registered lease agreements, revealing that CitiCorp Services India has rented a significant 7.71 lakh sq ft office space in Pune, with a monthly rent of Rs 6.78 crore.
The expansion will require 7.3 million square feet of real estate and 3.8 billion USD in capital. Mumbai will maintain its leadership, while Chennai is also set to see significant growth.
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