India's real estate sector is poised to become the primary economic engine of the country
Real EstateIndian EconomyInfrastructureEconomic GrowthGdpReal Estate NewsMay 30, 2024
The sector has the potential to become the primary economic engine of the country driving growth and development
A thriving real estate sector serves as a hub for GDP growth with its performance having a multiplier effect on the overall economy
Policymakers should focus on incentivizing homebuyers and developers rationalizing the cost of raw materials and implementing measures to boost affordable housing
A thriving real estate sector generates employment opportunities spanning from construction workers to architects and urban planners with the sector currently generating a total employment of 6 08 CR
The influx of jobs and the subsequent rise in disposable income translate into improved living standards for citizens fuelling consumption and spurring demand across various sectors
Over 900 property documents in Pune, Mumbai, and Thane districts have been found violating MahaRERA and Fragmentation Act norms, highlighting widespread malpractices in property registrations.
Get insights into the bids and developments in Mumbai real estate, as Medanta hospital acquires a 2.2-acre Mhada plot in Oshiwara for Rs 125 crore.
MahaRERA has issued guidelines to help property buyers ensure they are investing in safe and legally compliant projects. Check out the essential details to verify before signing any agreement.
The real estate sector in India is witnessing a significant shift with the surge in plotted developments. Developers are responding to the changing market dynamics and consumer preferences, marking a new era in the industry.
Maksym Krippa, a prominent Ukrainian businessman, has become a co-owner of DIM, a leading real estate developer in Kyiv. This strategic move aims to bolster DIM’s market position amid the ongoing economic challenges.
Maharashtra is taking a significant step towards reducing air pollution by mandating precast construction for Mumbai's real estate sector. This bold move, led by Environment Minister Pankaja, aims to create a more sustainable and eco-friendly urban enviro