In 2024, India's real estate sector witnessed a record-high investment of $11.4 billion, marking a 54% increase from the previous year. Mumbai and New Delhi have emerged as top investment destinations in the Asia-Pacific region according to CBRE's latest
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In 2024, the total real estate investment in India was $11.4 billion.
Mumbai and New Delhi are among the top 10 real estate investment destinations in the Asia-Pacific region.
The key factors include rapid economic growth, urbanization, government initiatives, and a diverse range of real estate sectors.
The demand for office spaces, especially in the IT and BPO sectors, is on the rise in both Mumbai and New Delhi.
The main challenges include land scarcity, regulatory hurdles, and infrastructure bottlenecks.
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The national capital region (NCR) has witnessed a remarkable surge in new property launches, exceeding sales in every quarter of 2024.
Golden Growth Fund (GGF) has commenced construction on its high-value real estate project in Delhi's Anand Niketan, marking a significant milestone in the luxury residential market.
The real estate market in Pune continues to attract significant investments, and the latest move comes from Rajiv Bajaj's Rishabh Family Trust, which has acquired a substantial piece of land for ₹72 crore. This development underscores the growing interest
Mumbai: The Mumbai Crime Branch, with assistance from Buldhana Police, has nabbed two individuals suspected of sending a threatening mail to the Deputy Chief Minister of Maharashtra. The swift action by the law enforcement agencies has been hailed as a si
In a significant real estate deal, the Mumbai Khadi & Village Industries Association has sold a 3.84-acre freehold land parcel in Borivali, Mumbai, for ₹539 crore. The transaction highlights the increasing interest in prime land in suburban areas.