Ashish Sharma, AVP Operations, Brahma Group, shares his insights on the growing trend of green commercial real estate in India.
Green BuildingsCommercial Real EstateSustainable ConstructionMahareraAshish SharmaBrahma GroupReal Estate NewsJun 27, 2024
Green buildings are important in commercial real estate as they provide a healthy and productive environment for occupants, reduce energy consumption, and minimize their carbon footprint.
MahaRERA has mandated developers to maintain separate bank accounts for project-related expenses, ensuring transparency, financial discipline, and better monitoring of transactions.
Green buildings offer several benefits to occupants, including improved air quality, natural light, and reduced energy consumption, leading to a healthy and productive environment.
The future of commercial real estate in India is shifting towards sustainable and eco-friendly construction, with green buildings becoming the norm.
Developers play a crucial role in promoting sustainable construction practices by adopting eco-friendly materials, waste management, and energy-efficient systems throughout the construction process.
The US real estate and property software market is experiencing significant growth driven by advancements in technology and increasing digitalization across the industry.
Mumbai, 2nd December 2024: The Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) has successfully recovered ₹200.23 crore as compensation from defaulting builders, marking a significant step towards protecting homebuyers' interests.
Real estate contributes more than 7% to India's GDP. A well-calibrated repo rate policy can significantly boost housing sales and the overall economy...
Billionaire Uday Kotak has made headlines yet again with his latest real estate acquisition. He has purchased 12 high-end residential units in Mumbai's upscale Worli area for a staggering Rs 202 crore, marking one of the most significant property deals in
Sayba Group has unveiled an ambitious redevelopment project in Bandra, boasting approximately 2,25,000 square feet of saleable carpet area, which holds significant real estate potential. This project is set to transform the urban landscape of Bandra West,
An FIR has been registered against the real estate developer Wadhwa Group for allegedly defrauding Policon Realtors of Rs 57 crore in Mumbai.