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    Apple set to lease office tower from Embassy Group in Bengaluru

    Apple Inc leased an office tower in Bangalore with record rent. The site was previously a hotel near Bangalore Golf Club. Manufacturing operations expanded with Foxconn Technology Group and Tata Electronics, including a local supplier network and large facilities.

    Investing in commercial real estate: How to earn attractive regular income by investing in commercial real estate via fractional ownership platform

    As fractional ownership gains traction and becomes increasingly popular, retail investors must run a few checks before investing in CRE assets via this route. Here are some factors that one must consider.

    Should you buy REITs when multibagger realty stocks seem unstoppable?

    Experts recommend considering REITs alongside multibagger realty stocks due to rising demand for office space. SEBI's regulations have made REITs more accessible to retail investors, boosting market liquidity.

    Gopalan Enterprises targets Rs 500 crore rental income over 4-5 years

    Real estate developer, Gopalan Enterprises, part of Gopalan Group, aims to increase its office rental income to Rs 500 crore annually and could list its assets as a real estate investment trust (REIT) in the next four-five years, a senior company executive said.

    Embassy REIT raises Rs 1200 crore debt to acquire prime commercial asset in Chennai

    Embassy REIT secured a Rs 1200 crore debt from a nationalised bank to purchase a 5 mn sq ft commercial asset in Chennai, expanding into a new growth market. The acquisition was funded through debt at 8.05% and internal accruals. The property has a high occupancy rate and will enhance Embassy REIT's commercial portfolio significantly.

    Infra push, talent access helps satellite cities reshape India's commercial realty

    India's commercial real estate landscape in satellite and tier II cities is undergoing significant transformation due to robust infrastructure development, strategic urban planning, talent availability, and lower cost of living. Cities like Navi Mumbai, Pune, Gurugram, Noida, and Hyderabad have seen extensive investment in road networks, metro connectivity, and digital infrastructure, making them attractive hubs for businesses.

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