Casagrand unveils 8.8-acre ‘Zodiac’ project in Chennai’s academic corridor
Spread across 8.8 acres with a strong focus on open and green living, the project combines spacious planning, modern amenities, and proximity to reputed schools.
Spread across 8.8 acres with a strong focus on open and green living, the project combines spacious planning, modern amenities, and proximity to reputed schools.
The convergence of government support, private investment, legal resolutions, and evolving development models is accelerating the revival of stalled real estate projects across India.
After a series of rate cuts over the past year, the RBI move signals confidence in the broader economic outlook while ensuring that the momentum created by lower borrowing costs is not disrupted.
Despite selective concerns around pricing and supply, investor sentiment remains resilient, signalling a maturing market and more disciplined buyer behaviour.
Despite a moderation in momentum of overall sales volumes, residential prices recorded healthy growth in 2025. Pricing was increased selectively, supported by financing incentives offered to homebuyers.
All office markets recorded rental appreciation in 2025 mostly due to low availability of quality space, led by NCR and Hyderabad with 10% growth each.
ANAROCK Research data indicates that housing sales in the top 7 cities witnessed a 14% decline in 2025, with approx. 3,95,625 units sold in the year against 4,59,645 units in 2024.
Ahmedabad emerged as the most affordable market with an EMI-to-income ratio of 18%, followed by Pune and Kolkata at 22%.
The market has witnessed a significant turnaround since March 2023, with occupancy increasing by 600 basis points to reach 78.6% by September 2025.
With borrowing costs remaining steady, improved connectivity through expanding expressway and metro networks, and rising buyer confidence, the real estate sector is well positioned for steady, quality-oriented growth through 2026 and beyond.