Explore the cutting-edge technologies transforming the real estate industry and redefining the concept of modern homes.
Real EstateTechnologyProptechSmart HomesVirtual RealityReal Estate NewsMay 30, 2024
PropTech is a term used to describe the intersection of property and technology It encompasses a broad range of technologies from construction technology to real estate finance
AI is being used in real estate to improve the home-buying experience automate tasks and increase efficiency AI-powered systems are also being used to predict property values and identify trends
Smart homes offer increased convenience energy efficiency and security Homeowners can control lighting temperature and security systems remotely using voice commands or mobile apps
Virtual Reality is being used in real estate to enable potential buyers to explore properties remotely This not only saves time but also enables buyers to explore properties that may be located in different parts of the world
The future of real estate technology is bright with innovations like AI VR and Blockchain expected to transform the industry in the coming years
Renowned market expert Mark Mobius expresses optimism about India's burgeoning real estate, metals, and semiconductor sectors.
The Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) has been proactive in addressing homebuyers' grievances through its Conciliation Forums, which have successfully resolved 1,749 complaints since their inception in 2018.
Certus Capital invests INR 150 crore in two MMR housing projects, targeting INR 750 crore in revenue and expanding its national real estate portfolio.
Morgan Stanley has leased a 1.1 million square feet space in Mumbai, marking one of the largest commercial real estate deals in the country. This new Global Capacity Centre is set to significantly boost the company's operations and strategic goals.
India's real estate sector is expected to experience significant growth over the next 3-5 years, driven by factors such as low inventory, strong affordability, supportive regulations, and sector consolidation.
Industry insiders estimate that co-working spaces now account for a significant chunk of leasing activity in urban hubs like Bengaluru, NCR, and Mumbai.