Orris Group is revolutionizing the real estate landscape in Delhi-NCR with its innovative Engineering Data Systems (ED-S), focusing on data-driven construction and sustainability.
Real EstateDatadriven ConstructionSustainabilityEngineering Data SystemsDelhincrReal EstateJul 15, 2025
Engineering Data Systems (ED-S) is a technology-led model that blends artificial intelligence, IoT, and predictive analytics to create smarter, more responsive real estate developments. It treats each project as a living data ecosystem, collecting and analyzing real-time data throughout the project's life cycle.
ED-S improves construction efficiency by shortening construction timelines by up to 30%, reducing material wastage by 20%, and decreasing carbon emissions in commercial projects by 40%.
Intelligent buildings developed by Orris Group feature facades that adapt to temperature changes, maintenance alerts generated before issues become visible, and smart community apps that help manage electricity and water use based on user patterns.
Orris Group ensures transparency for homebuyers by providing live drone footage from construction sites, tracking progress through blockchain-based milestones, and offering interactive 3D walkthroughs that reflect real-time specifications.
ED-S has long-term implications for urban expansion by making cities more efficient, sustainable, and responsive to their residents. Properties developed using ED-S have appreciated 12 to 15% faster than their conventional counterparts, and over 600 families now live in homes that adapt to their needs.
Suraj Estate Developers, a leading real estate company in South Central Mumbai, has received a strategic investment from SI Investments, acquiring over 1% stake in the company.
The fund, a partnership between Axis AMC and Tishman Speyer, acquires 1.5-acre plot in Fintech City for Rs 75 crore, marking its inaugural investment in Tamil Nadu.
The fund, India Realty Excellence Fund VI (IREF VI), is set to invest in eight major Indian cities, including Mumbai, Pune, and Kolkata. It has already committed Rs 1,000 crore towards mid-income housing projects.
Two builders were penalized for failing to register their flats and misrepresenting themselves as the project's owners. The real estate regulatory authority found them guilty of violating the law and imposed fines.
This judgment emphasizes the significance of registering sale deeds to ensure legal ownership of immovable property in the Indian real estate market. Understanding the borrower's right of redemption is crucial for both buyers and sellers.
Real estate giant Macrotech Developers has made a significant move by acquiring 10 land parcels in the fiscal year 2025, marking a major step in their expansion plans. The company intends to develop these parcels into housing projects worth ₹23,700 crore, signaling a strong commitment to the housing market.