Kotak Mahindra Bank: RLLR: 0.75 | From: 8.7% - To: 10.5%
Union Bank of India: RLLR: 0.5 | From: 8.5% - To: 10%
Bank of Baroda: RLLR: 0.5 | From: 9.25% - To: 11%
HDFC Bank: RLLR: 0.75 | From: 8.5% - To: 8.8%

Asset class : Residential

Gurugram orders RWAs, developers to fix rainwater harvesting pits in six weeks

Authorities in Gurugram have directed RWAs and developers to restore all non-functional rainwater harvesting systems in housing societies within six weeks, following inspections that revealed most recharge pits were poorly maintained. RWAs must submit proof of proper functioning by the end of December, after which officials will conduct random checks to verify compliance. With rainwater harvesting mandatory for group housing, institutions, hotels and industries, officials stressed that effective recharge systems are vital for a city facing frequent waterlogging and declining groundwater levels. They noted that well-maintained pits can significantly improve stormwater absorption. The directive reflects a renewed push to strengthen water management and ensure long-term urban sustainability.Read more

cover photo

Stonecraft to invest INR 300 crore in 110-acre Yadagirigutta township project

Stonecraft Group recently announced that it will invest INR 300 crore to develop an expansive 110-acre township in Yadagirigutta, Telangana. The plan includes an integrated township with a projected revenue potential of INR 1,100 crore. The developer intends to allocate 90 acres for residential plots, expected to generate about INR 500 crore, while the remaining 20 acres will accommodate a senior living community comprising 333 independent homes, with estimated revenues of INR 600 crore. The Hyderabad-based firm, which is already developing over 14.5 million sq ft across various locations, noted rising interest in homes near spiritual destinations.Read more

cover photo

Delhi court orders 14-day ED custody for Ocean Seven Buildtech director in PMAY probe

A Delhi court has placed Swaraj Singh Yadav, director of Ocean Seven Buildtech Pvt Ltd, in 14-day Enforcement Directorate (ED) custody in connection with an alleged money-laundering case linked to the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (PMAY). The ED has accused him of cancelling PMAY-allotted flats priced at about INR 26.5 lakh and reselling them for around INR 40-50 lakh each. Investigators claim nearly INR 222 crore was diverted through associated firms and personal purchases. The court agreed that custodial interrogation was needed to trace funds, understand the money trail and identify other involved individuals.Read more

cover photo

Gera Developments to invest in major wellness-centric housing project in Pune

Gera Developments is set to expand its residential portfolio with a new wellness-focused housing project in Pune, involving an investment of about INR 1,100 crore. The 8-acre development will feature nearly 1,000 apartments across two phases, with the first phase offering about 500 units starting at around INR 1.25 crore. The company has also introduced wellness amenities such as yoga, pilates, aqua aerobics, nutrition support and personalised coaching through expert partnerships. Gera Developments, which operates in Pune, Goa and Bengaluru, is additionally planning six more wellness-centric projects in the coming years.Read more

cover photo

Home prices drop again as China's property market faces weak demand and low confidence

China's housing market recorded its sharpest monthly decline in new home prices in about a year, reflecting ongoing weakness in demand and persistent pressure on the wider property sector. Official figures released earlier this week indicated that prices continued to fall both month-on-month and year-on-year, underscoring the challenges the government faces as it aims to stabilise the market without resorting to large-scale stimulus. Industry analysts pointed to fragile buyer sentiment, oversupply in smaller cities and a subdued resale market as key factors weighing on performance, despite policy support introduced in the past year.Read more

cover photo

Runwal Raaya

Mumbai City, India

Runwal Raaya in Worli offers modern, well-designed residences with premium amenities and excellent connectivity, providing a comfortable urban lifestyle in one of Mumbai’s most sought-after neighbourhoods.

View Website | Visit RERA website

cover photo

Godrej plans major launches worth INR 22,000 crore in FY26 amid robust sales momentum

Godrej Properties plans to bring nearly INR 22,000 crore worth of new housing supply to the market in the second half of the current financial year, supported by steady demand across major cities. The company has already launched projects worth INR 18,600 crore and recorded almost INR 15,600 crore in sales bookings in the first half, putting it on track to meet its full-year launch and sales guidance. Strong pre-sales, continued interest in key markets, and solid cash reserves, including equity raised through a QIP last year, are expected to support its expansion.Read more

cover photo

Mohali GMADA to review unsold property prices with independent valuers

The Greater Mohali Area Development Authority (GMADA) has launched a process to reassess reserve prices of unsold residential, commercial, institutional, and industrial sites that failed to attract buyers in consecutive auctions. The authority will appoint three independent valuers for each site, selecting professionals empanelled with nationalised banks or the income-tax department. Recent auctions showed selective demand, with some plots exceeding reserve prices while many others remained unsold. This move aims to align pricing with current market trends, improve transparency, and make properties more appealing to potential buyers.Read more

cover photo

Karjat evolves into a haven for wellness and eco-conscious living

Mr. Mihir Lunia - Spokesperson, Brego Business

Once known merely as a weekend retreat between Mumbai and Pune, Karjat has gradually transformed into one of Maharashtra's most sought-after wellness destinations. Surrounded by lush greenery, rivers, and rolling hills, the region now offers a lifestyle focused on health, sustainability, and tranquillity. Improved connectivity through suburban rail expansion, expressways, and proximity to major infrastructure projects has further fuelled demand for residential and plotted developments. The rising interest among professionals, retirees, and NRIs underscores Karjat's growing reputation as a wellness hub promoting balanced living and mindful community development.Read more

cover photo

Saira Banu settles long-pending property dispute with builder Sameer Bhojwani

Actor Saira Banu Khan has formally settled her long-standing property dispute with Mumbai builder Sameer Bhojwani, leading the Economic Offences Wing (EOW) to close the cheating and forgery case filed in 2018. The dispute involved a 2,412 sq yd plot in Bandra's Pali Hill area, near her residence. Banu stated in an affidavit submitted in 2022 that the matter stemmed from misunderstandings and had been amicably resolved. Following her statement, the EOW filed a closure report that was accepted by a magistrate. Another unrelated case against Bhojwani remains pending.Read more

cover photo

IT Dept's auction of Dawood's south Mumbai assets sees no participation

An auction held this past week in Mumbai for 11 properties belonging to fugitive gangster Dawood Ibrahim saw no bidders turning up. The Income Tax Department had organised the sale to recover part of Dawood's pending tax dues, estimated at around INR 45 crore. The properties, located mainly in south Mumbai's Nagpada and Mohammed Ali Road areas, carried a combined reserve price of INR 1.2 crore and an assessed value of nearly INR 5 crore. Officials have indicated that the properties will be re-auctioned within a year.Read more

cover photo

Bhendi Bazaar redevelopment transforms homes and safety for children in Mumbai

The Bhendi Bazaar Redevelopment Project, driven by the Saifee Burhani Upliftment Trust (SBUT), has transformed one of Mumbai's most congested localities into a modern, child-friendly environment. Families who once lived in cramped, poorly ventilated homes now occupy spacious, well-lit apartments equipped with private bathrooms and modern facilities. The project has also introduced green spaces, recreational podiums, and widened streets, prioritising safety, walkability, and access to play areas. This large-scale initiative has redefined what urban childhood can look like safe, healthy, and full of opportunity.Read more

cover photo

Mulund emerges as Mumbai's evolving real estate hub catering to new-age homebuyers

Mr. Chintan Sheth, Chairman and Managing Director, Sheth Realty

Mulund, long known as Mumbai's green suburb, is now emerging as a model for new-age homebuyers seeking lifestyle-driven homes. The area's growing popularity among young professionals, first-time buyers, and families has shifted developers' focus from conventional layouts to flexible, community-centred living. Enhanced connectivity through Metro Lines 4 and 5, the Goregaon-Mulund Link Road, and the Eastern Express Highway has reinforced its position as one of Mumbai's most desirable and well-connected residential destinations. The demand for spacious multi-bedroom homes reflects the changing aspirations of today's urban buyers.Read more

cover photo

NKDA issues notices to 13 homeowners for unauthorised commercial use in New Town

The New Town Kolkata Development Authority (NKDA) has issued legal notices to 13 homeowners for running commercial establishments such as guest houses, restaurants, private offices, kitchens, and pre-schools without proper approvals. Officials pointed out that several of these properties posed serious fire hazards and involved modifications to sanctioned building plans. This action follows earlier notices to other property owners and reflects NKD's effort to enforce zoning and building regulations. Authorities have warned that further violations could lead to fines, closure, or revocation of occupancy certificates.Read more

cover photo

Ashtech Group forays into luxury real estate with INR 1,800 crore project in Greater Noida

Ashtech Group, known for construction materials and infrastructure projects, is entering real estate with a luxury housing development in Greater Noida valued at INR 1,800 crore. The project will be built on a 5.6-acre plot acquired for INR 300 crore. Leveraging its experience in fly ash bricks, RMC, AAC blocks, and large-scale infrastructure, the company plans to launch the first phase soon. After reporting a turnover of INR 500 crore last fiscal, Ashtech aims to expand its property portfolio amid a strong post-pandemic real estate market with rising prices and land costs.Read more

cover photo

Bengaluru to enforce crackdown on unauthorised PGs and hostels

Bengaluru East City Corporation (BECC) is set to begin inspections of unauthorised paying guest accommodations (PGs) and hostels from 12?November. A report revealed that out of 1,452 PGs in the BECC area, many operate without trade licences or fail to meet fire and hygiene standards. Health officers will act as nodal supervisors for zone-wise inspection teams, checking compliance with residential zoning rules under the Greater Bengaluru Authority Act, 2024. The drive aims to ensure safety, proper licencing, and responsible operation of shared-living establishments.Read more

cover photo

Dubai's luxury housing redefined: Nordic by fam sets new standard with AED3 bn project

Dubai's ultra-luxury real estate market is witnessing a fresh approach with fam Properties' AED3 billion Nordic by fam portfolio, which introduces a build-first strategy rather than relying on off-plan sales. The concept, centred on Scandinavian minimalism, craftsmanship, and understated design, aims to set a new benchmark in Dubai's high-end housing landscape. With the first two villas already sold and several more under development across Al Wasl and Meydan, the initiative reflects a shift towards simplicity and tangible value in a market that has seen over AED140 billion worth of ultra-luxury launches in five years.Read more

cover photo

Karnataka RERA directs BDA to register delayed layout in Bengaluru

The Karnataka Real Estate Regulatory Authority has ruled that the Bangalore Development Authority (BDA) must be treated as a promoter under RERA and must register the Nadaprabhu Kempegowda Layout within two weeks. The order follows complaints from allottees who paid in full years ago but are still waiting for plots that lack basic amenities such as roads, water, sewerage, drainage and electricity. Buyers also said the BDA collected excess advance payments and took full amounts before development, violating RERA norms. Although the BDA argued it is a statutory planning body, the regulator held that any public authority selling developed plots is a promoter under the law.Read more

cover photo