Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) are increasingly investing in real estate back home, with prime cities like Mumbai and Delhi being top choices. The Maharashtra government's recent approval of green integrated data centre parks is set to boost the state's real
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NRIs prefer investing in real estate in India due to the favorable exchange rate and the lucrative options available in the market.
Mumbai, Delhi, and Bengaluru are among the top choices for NRI investors in India.
The approval is expected to boost the state's real estate market by creating jobs and increasing demand for housing and commercial spaces.
Yes, the Indian real estate market is expected to continue growing in the coming years, driven by increasing demand for housing and commercial spaces.
The government has been taking efforts to boost the real estate sector in India by implementing policies and approving projects that are expected to attract investments and create jobs.
Aadhar Housing Finance projects disbursements and assets under management to grow at over 20% this year
Government sources have confirmed that there will be no reevaluation of the changes made to Long Term Capital Gains tax (LTCG) in the Union Budget, despite concerns over the removal of Indexation benefit on property sales.
EastGroup Properties, a real estate investment trust (REIT) specializing in industrial properties, is at a crossroads in the ever-evolving industrial REIT landscape.
In a strategic move, Godrej Group, through its real estate subsidiary Anamudi Real Estates, has acquired a significant plot of land in the bustling city of Mumbai for Rs 81 crore. This acquisition marks a major step in the company's expansion plans in one
A luxury sea-view condo in Pattaya costs as much as a mid-range apartment in Mumbai. Discover why Pattaya is quickly becoming a hot spot for Indian property investors, offering exceptional value and potential returns.
With reduced EMIs making home loans more affordable, Akshaya Tritiya could be the catalyst for a surge in real estate demand, especially in the luxury and high-end market segments.