Mumbai's real estate market saw a surge in investment during the second half of 2024, attracting almost half of the total investments in India.
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Factors such as favorable government policies, robust economic growth, strong demand for properties, and ongoing infrastructure projects have contributed to the surge in real estate investment in Mumbai.
The RERA has brought transparency and accountability to the real estate market, boosting investor confidence and attracting more investments.
In the second half of 2024, several high-profile projects were launched in Mumbai, including luxury residential complexes and commercial developments such as office spaces and retail outlets.
Navi Mumbai is emerging as a hotspot for real estate investments due to its planned infrastructure, lower costs, and a growing demand for residential properties, particularly in the mid to low-income segments.
Developers and policymakers are focusing on sustainable development practices, such as green building certifications and smart urban planning, to ensure that the growth is inclusive and environmentally friendly.
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The Thane Ring Metro project, a game-changer for real estate in Thane, has received the green light from the Union Cabinet. Led by the Maharashtra Metro Railway Corporation (MMRCL), this pioneering project is set to transform the region's connectivity and
Chennai's real estate market has witnessed remarkable growth over the past 25 years, with significant increases in office, residential, and logistics sectors.
Shriram Properties is expanding its footprint in Chennai with a new ₹400 crore luxury housing project in Koyambedu, a high-demand micro-market with excellent connectivity.
Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar has sold his apartment in Borivali, Mumbai, for Rs 4.35 crore, marking an impressive 84% appreciation over the original purchase price. This move highlights the robust real estate market in the city, especially in premium area