Real Estate
Bank Credit to Real Estate Sector Surges Fourfold in Four Years
Bank credit to the Indian real estate sector has increased fourfold, reaching ₹35.4 lakh crore by March 2025, according to data from Colliers India. This growth reflects the sector's improved financial health and resilience post-pandemic.
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Bank Credit to Real Estate Sector Nearly Doubles to ₹35.4 Lakh Crore in 4 Years: Colliers
According to real estate consultant Colliers India, bank credit to the Indian real estate sector has nearly doubled to ₹35.4 lakh crore in the last four years, reflecting growing lender confidence and financial health in the sector.
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Real Estate Sector Shows Signs of Resilient Recovery in Q2
The Indian real estate sector is witnessing a rebound in market sentiment, driven by improved macroeconomic conditions and steady demand in premium residential and office segments. Stakeholders, including developers and financiers, are optimistic about the sector’s future prospects.
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Premium Homes Surge in Demand as Affordable Flats See Decline in Major Indian Cities
Sales of flats under Rs 1 crore dropped 32% in 7 cities in the first half of 2025, while demand for premium flats rose 6%, reflecting changing Indian homebuyer preferences.
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Mukul Agarwal’s Rs 450 Crore Investment: 6 Stocks to Watch
Super investor Mukul Agarwal, founder of Param Capital Group, has recently added six new stocks to his portfolio worth Rs 450 crore. These include companies in real estate, manufacturing, and healthcare, each showing varying levels of growth and potential. Here’s a detailed look at his new investments.
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Q1 Earnings, Auto Sales Data, and Fed Policy to Influence Market Sentiment
Indian markets faced their longest weekly decline of 2025, with the NIFTY and SENSEX closing down for the fourth consecutive week. Factors such as foreign fund outflows, mixed corporate earnings, and uncertainties over the India-U.S. trade deal contributed to the downturn. The NIFTY ended at 24,837, down 0.3%, while the SENSEX settled at 81,463, also down 0.3%.