Suburban Housing Markets in India Overtake Urban Hotspots
Many suburban housing markets in India have outperformed urban hotspots due to their greater potential for price appreciation.
Many suburban housing markets in India have outperformed urban hotspots due to their greater potential for price appreciation.
The Migsun Group has entered the commercial real estate sector in Greater Noida with a substantial investment of 160 crore in a mixed-use development.
Cities like Jaipur, Guntur, Gandhi Nagar and Bhubaneshwar have seen housing price surge between 15% and 65% in the last one year
Average housing prices in top India cities experienced an 11% YoY increase, reaching Rs 11,000 per square foot in the third quarter of 2024.
The event underscored the strategic importance of the India-UAE partnership, which has evolved into a model of economic and cultural cooperation.
In India's Top 7 cities, the average home prices in H1 FY2025 reached Rs 1.23 crore, compared to Rs 1 crore in the same period of fiscal 2024.
Mumbai remains the priciest rental market at Rs 86.50 psf per month, followed by Delhi at Rs 37.55 psf and Navi Mumbai at Rs 33.83 psf.
Under this strategic alliance, Bayside Corporations has been assigned the responsibility of selling over 400 units, which constitutes half of the Sushma Group’s total inventory of 800 units located in the Kasauli Hills.
Emaar India has unveiled its newest eco-friendly luxury housing project Amaris in Sector 62 along the Golf Course Extension Road in Gurugram.
The Tessoro introduces a bold new standard in super-luxury retail, offering a distinguished blend of international and domestic brands across fashion, entertainment, fine dining, and leisure.