Price hikes, global unrest hit housing market in Q1 2025
Less than 100,000 residential units were sold in the January-March quarter, with most cities covered in the analysis showing a fall in numbers.
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Retail inflation drops to 67-month low of 3.3% in March
Sustained seasonal correction in food prices led the moderation in headline inflation in March 2025.
Luxury housing sales record 28% YoY growth across top cities: CBRE
Among the top seven cities, Delhi-NCR led in quarterly luxury unit sales, recording a sale of around 950 luxury units, followed by Mumbai.
Hospitality sector booms in 2024 with over 42,000 new hotel keys
The year 2024 saw approximately 25 deals, primarily involving operational properties in both business and leisure destinations.
RISE Infraventures aims for Rs 5,000 cr turnover in FY25-26
This growth plan is underpinned by a dynamic expansion strategy, aggressive market penetration, and a sharpened focus on innovation-led advisory services.
ALYF unveils ready-to-move-in luxury villas in Morjim, Goa
Priced from Rs 7.02 crore, each villa offers a spacious 4,000 sq ft of built-up area and sits on a generous 2,600 sq mt plot.
Tribeca Developers rolls out rental housing platform Trilive
Priced at just Rs 70 lakh, this attractive ticket size makes Trilive an accessible entry point for investors seeking high returns and steady growth.
Parag Milk Foods to raise Rs 161 cr, expands product portfolio
With this strategic infusion of capital, Parag Milk Foods is well-positioned to enhance its operational efficiency, and further strengthen its market leadership in the dairy industry.
Alibaug and Lonavala emerge as luxury real estate hotspots
Among the emerging hotspots, Alibaug, Lonavala, and Khandala have gained significant traction, offering luxury living amidst natural serenity.
M3M India to close Rs 1300-cr Indiabulls loan for Panipat project
M3M India bought land worth Rs 1,300 crore with a loan from Indiabulls in November 2022 and the net outstanding as on 31st March 2025 is only Rs 167 crore.
