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    Residential prices surge by 49% in five years in Delhi and Mumbai

    Record sales in Delhi and Mumbai cut inventory, raising prices 49% from H1 2019 to H1 2024. NCR, MMR saw price hikes per sq. ft. Anuj Puri noted a 52% stock drop in NCR, with pandemic-driven demand, rising costs, and luxury housing spurring growth. Aakash Ohri and Vivek Singhal highlighted reduced inventory overhang.

    Residential property sales highest in a decade: Not affordable housing, but this segment emerges as top favourite

    India's real estate sector remained buoyant as residential housing sale surged to an 11-year high in the first half of 2024. A total of 1.73 lakh residential units sold during the January-June period of 2024, according to the Knight Frank report. Mumbai led with 47,259 units sold, up 16% during H12024. The premium housing sales rose to 34% market share in H1 2024, from 15% in H1 2018. Meanwhile, the affordable housing segment sales dropped to 27% in the January-July period 2024.

    Ganga Realty to invest Rs 1,200 cr to develop luxury housing project in Gurugram

    Ganga Realty's luxury housing project in Gurugram, with units starting at Rs 16,500 per sq ft, is located on Dwarka Expressway and Sohna Road. The company aims to deliver the Anantam project within the next five years, emphasizing sustainable living and the integration of smart technologies.

    Prices of premium residential under-construction properties continue to rise in top cities

    According to Savills India, prices of premium under-construction residential properties surged up to 53% in major cities like Gurugram, Delhi, Noida, Bengaluru, and Mumbai. Gurugram led with the highest increase. North Goa also saw a 28% rise in villa prices, driven by remote work trends and high rental yields.

    Ganga realty to invest Rs 1,200 crore in developing luxury housing project in Gurgaon

    Gurgaon-based real estate developer Ganga Realty plans to invest Rs 1,200 crore in a luxury residential project in Gurgaon's Sector 85. The project, expected to generate Rs 2,000 crore in revenue, will include the tallest residential towers in Gurugram, with G+59 storey buildings. It is set to be completed in the next five years.

    Mumbai property market sets yet another benchmark, records best-ever June; registrations rise 12%

    Mumbai, India's largest and priciest property market, has achieved a new milestone by recording its highest-ever property registrations for the month of June. In June, the city saw 11,538 property registrations, marking a 12% increase from the previous year. This led to the state exchequer collecting over Rs 998 crore in stamp duty revenue, reflecting a 16% year-on-year rise

    • By 2027, no of branded residences projects forecast to increase to 1200: Noesis Capital Advisors Report

      While the Noesis analysis shows that the price premium of such residences globally is very high, in comparison, India currently sees a price premium of around 21-40% as per the market. The company said there is no reason to indicate why this number cannot go up in the future.

      Stanley Lifestyles to double business in next four years; expand in major metros: CMD

      Stanley Lifestyles, a luxury furniture maker, focuses on major metros and aims to double business by localizing raw material production through European joint ventures, reducing import dependency.

      Paradigm Realty inks pact to redevelop 11 societies on 5 acres in Mumbai’s Bandra, Kandivali

      Paradigm Realty has signed agreements to redevelop 11 housing societies in Mumbai's western suburbs of Bandra and Kandivali, with a gross consolidated revenue potential of around Rs 4,500 crore. The projects, spread across over five acres, have development potential of over 2.8 million sq ft. The Mahavir Nagar project has a development potential of over 2.5 million sq ft, with a free-sale RERA carpet area of up to 1 million sq ft holding a gross development value of nearly Rs 3,500 crore.

      Affordable housing suffering; luxury continues to show bumper sales: Gulam Zia

      Commercial real estate also is doing phenomenally well. If I have to give a few numbers, the last quarter and we saw almost about 14 to 15 million square feet of gross absorption of office space in the country, the top seven-eight markets that we always talk about.

      Amitabh Bachchan buys more office properties in Mumbai Andheri suburb

      Bollywood legend Amitabh Bachchan expands his Mumbai property portfolio with the purchase of three office spaces in Oshiwara for Rs 60 crore. This acquisition adds to his existing commercial holdings, with a focus on real estate investments alongside other industry figures.

      Housing sales likely to fall 2 pc in Apr-June to nearly 1.2 lakh units across top 9 cities

      Housing sales estimated to decline 2% to nearly 1.20 lakh units in current quarter across major cities, mainly due to lower demand in Hyderabad and Pune, as per PropEquity data.

      Nadir Godrej, family buy 3 luxury apartments in SOBO’s Malabar Hill for Rs 180 cr

      Godrej Industries’ Chairman Nadir Godrej and his family have acquired three sea-view luxury apartments in South Mumbai’s Malabar Hill for a total of nearly Rs 180 crore from a real estate development subsidiary of the JSW Group. The under-construction super-luxury residential project, Ruparel House, on Ridge Road at the top of Malabar Hill with the view of Queen’s Necklace, is being developed by R House Realty, part of JSW Realty.

      Sales of affordable homes fall 4% in Mumbai, Bengaluru and other top cities in Jan-Mar: PropEquity

      Sales of affordable homes priced up to Rs 60 lakh each declined 4% in eight major cities to 61,121 units during January-March due to lower supply and higher demand for luxury apartments, as per PropEquity data.

      Royal Orchid aims for major expansion with 11,000 keys by 2026

      Royal Orchid, a hospitality company based in Bangalore, plans to expand its portfolio to 11,000 keys over the next two years by entering new markets in Jammu & Kashmir, Uttar Pradesh, Andhra Pradesh, and Telangana, and by enhancing its presence in existing locations.

      Mumbai luxury property market records 3rd highest price rise globally in Q1

      Mumbai saw a significant rise in prime residential prices, recording the third highest year-on-year growth globally. New Delhi also saw an increase, while Bengaluru experienced a slight drop. Mumbai's growth was driven by strong demand for higher value apartments. India's property markets have seen a surge in prices due to robust economic growth.

      Kiran Gems’ Rajesh Lakhani buys sea-view luxury apartment in Worli for Rs 97 cr

      Rajesh Labhubhai Lakhani, director of Kiran Gems, buys a luxury apartment in Mumbai's Three Sixty West tower. The tower includes The Ritz-Carlton Hotel. Kiran Gems is a sightholder authorized to buy rough diamonds from De Beers Group.

      Holiday home demand tapers off as rentals fall

      Goa is becoming a first-home market with interest from businessmen and startup founders. Luxury second homes are in demand, especially in locations like Porvorim. Coonoor Estates is developing high-end luxury homes for buyers looking to settle down.

      Properties worth Rs 1.17 lk cr sold by 18 listed realty firms in FY24; Godrej properties at top

      Major real estate developers in India, including Godrej Properties, Prestige Estates Projects, and DLF, achieved significant sales bookings in the last fiscal year driven by strong demand for residential properties, especially luxury homes.

      Mumbai realty market breaks record for 10th month in row

      Mumbai, India's commercial capital, has recorded its best performance on record for real estate deals in May, driven by brisk sales and high demand despite increased mortgage rates and rising property prices. The Mumbai property market saw over 11,917 property registrations, up 21.3% from the previous year. The market's sustained confidence in India's economic expansion has resulted in robust business activity in the industry.

      Ratan Tata instructs Taj Hotel Mumbai to be a refuge for a stray pup! Picture goes viral

      A furry guest has made itself at home at this prestigious five-star hotel in Mumbai! Images and videos capturing a dog peacefully snoozing at the entrance of the Taj Mahal Hotel Mumbai have taken the internet by storm. The heartwarming photo initially surfaced on LinkedIn, shared by a hotel employee. Rubi Khan, in her LinkedIn post, shared her astonishment upon encountering the street dog serenely resting near the hotel's entrance. Conversations with the hotel staff revealed that Ratan Tata had implemented stringent guidelines concerning the welfare of stray dogs.

      Hyderabad housing market seeing significant trend towards luxury homes: NAREDCO President

      The Hyderabad property market is witnessing a surge in demand for luxurious homes with spacious layouts and modern amenities. G Hari Babu, National President of National Real Estate Development Council, discussed rising property prices and evolving market dynamics. Factors include government policies, unlimited FAR, and infrastructure development, driving significant growth in both residential and commercial sectors.

      Shahid Kapoor buys sea-view luxury apartment in Mumbai’s Worli for Rs 60.4 cr

      The apartment spread over 6,176 sq ft on the 24th floor of Three Sixty West project on Dr. Annie Besant Road is the second such deal concluded by the actor in this luxury residential tower. Prior to this, Kapoor and his wife had purchased a duplex on the 42nd and 43rd floor of the same tower of the high-rise project for over Rs 58.57 crore in 2018.

      Affordable homes supply down 38%

      New supply of affordable homes - priced up to ₹60 lakh each - declined 38% across eight major cities to 33,420 units during January-March this year, with builders focusing on developing luxury flats, according to PropEquity. Real estate data analytic firm PropEquity attributed the fall in new supply to sharp rise in land and construction costs, which has made development of affordable housing projects less profitable or unviable.

      360 ONE founder Karan Bhagat buys luxury apartments in Mumbai’s Worli for Rs 170 crore

      Bhagat founded 360 ONE, formerly known as IIFL Wealth & Asset Management, along with his colleagues in 2008. The firm is currently among India's largest asset and wealth management firms with more than $56.3 billion assets under management. Bhagat’s team works with and for around 7,200 top families in India including industrialists; new age technology founders and professionals including leading CEOs, lawyers as well as sportspersons and artistes.

      Union Bank invests Rs 250 crore in Hyderabad realty co’s luxury housing project

      Company’s project The Megaleio will be spread in over one million sq ft area and will need to Rs 800-900 crore. While the funding raised from the bank will be used to start the construction, balance work will be done through the sales receivable, which is more than Rs 1,200 crore.

      Iconic British car brand Jaguar Land Rover plans to ride India's luxury boom

      The luxury carmaker plans to launch at least half a dozen new models from the JLR stables, both ICE and EV (internal combustion engines and electric vehicles), as it seeks to capitalise on the growing number of high-net-worth individuals in the country. This is the most aggressive push by JLR since it entered the Indian market in 2009.

      Kiran Gems MD Patel buys sea-view luxury pad in Mumbai’s Worli for over Rs 97 crore

      Mavjibhai Patel, the managing director and member of the promoter group of Kiran Gems, one of the world's largest natural diamond manufacturers, has acquired a sea-view luxury apartment in a highly prestigious residential tower located in Mumbai's upscale Worli area for approximately Rs 97 crore.

      Rs 5 crore budget may not guarantee luxury housing in NCR, prices scale new highs

      With homes priced at ₹6 crore and above getting sold out within hours of launch, developers are not keen on launching smaller sized apartments, forcing end users to wait for the current uptick in the market to stabilise. The trend is also worrying industry experts as it is giving rise to speculative buying which might eventually cause a bubble in the property market.

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