Mumbai, Maharashtra - The year 2024 has seen remarkable progress in India's real estate market, with significant growth in office spaces, residential sectors, and investment flows. This article explores the key developments and the pivotal role of brokers
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India’s office real estate market recorded 53.3 million sq. ft. of leasing activity between January and September 2024.
Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Pune were the frontrunners, accounting for 66% of the total supply in the office real estate market in 2024.
Premium and luxury housing sales made up 16% of all new housing sales in 2024, a significant increase from 6% in 2019.
The Maharashtra government mandated the inclusion of broker names in sale deeds to ensure transparency and recognize the role of brokers in successful property transactions.
Palladian Partners supports its brokers by offering an extensive network, quick payout processing, and regular training programs to enhance their professional growth and market insights.
The family of Anand Rathi, a leading stock market investor, has acquired three luxury apartments in Worli for ₹99 crore, while noted investor Utpal Sheth has purchased an apartment in Oberoi 360 West for ₹123.29 crore.
The Uttar Pradesh Real Estate Regulatory Authority (UPRERA) has issued a stern warning to real estate developers, mandating that all funds collected from homebuyers must be deposited in designated accounts to ensure transparency and accountability.
Top realty experts in Mumbai agree that eliminating indexation on real estate will lead to higher tax payments for a small number of people, but the overall impact may be positive in the long run.
Mahindra Lifespace Developers Ltd. and Livingstone Infrastructure Partners have announced a strategic partnership to undertake a major cluster redevelopment project in Mumbai. This collaboration aims to transform the city's real estate landscape with a fo
The Indian real estate sector is expected to experience a decline in housing sales in the top 9 cities, amidst ongoing market challenges and uncertainties.
India's most affordable housing markets offer a range of options for homebuyers, with Ahmedabad, Pune, and Kolkata emerging as top choices. These cities offer a combination of affordable property prices and a growing infrastructure, making them attractive