A joint report by CII and Colliers India has indicated that housing prices are expected to appreciate between 5% and 10% annually over the next few years, fuelled by rising incomes, urban migration, and the increasing demand for premium homes. The study also projects that annual housing sales could rise significantly, while the Indian real estate market is likely to expand from USD 0.3 trillion in 2025 to as much as USD 10 trillion by 2047, supported by rapid infrastructure growth and policy support.Read more

CREDAI-MCHI Thane will host the Redevelopment Expo 2025, a two-day event dedicated to promoting redevelopment opportunities across Thane. Scheduled at the Raymond Trade Show Hall, the free-to-attend expo will connect housing societies with developers offering innovative rebuilding solutions. Visitors can explore developer portfolios at the showcase pavilion, join expert-led panel discussions, and access consultation zones for personalised guidance on project feasibility, timelines, and legalities. Advisory desks will also provide insights on RERA compliance and financing. Designed as a collaborative platform, the event aims to help societies make informed redevelopment decisions while strengthening Thane's urban renewal efforts.Read more

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Housing prices in India's leading eight markets recorded a 7–19 per cent increase in the July–September quarter, reflecting strong buyer demand and improving infrastructure. Delhi-NCR led with a 19 per cent rise, driven by luxury property demand and upgraded connectivity. Bengaluru and Hyderabad saw double-digit growth, while cities like Chennai, Pune, and Kolkata recorded steady appreciation. Experts highlight that these trends indicate resilient market fundamentals, rising buyer confidence, and a focus on quality, lifestyle, and long-term value in residential real estate.Read more

Mumbai recorded around 11,200 property registrations during the past month, reflecting a 14% year-on-year dip, largely attributed to last year�s elevated festive base. According to Knight Frank India, stamp duty collections touched INR 1,004 crore, showing a 17% fall. Despite the decline, the city maintained over 11,000 registrations, highlighting persistent buyer confidence, particularly in the mid-income and western suburban segments, which continued to dominate the market share.Read more

The GRIHA Council is collaborating with housing finance companies to encourage environment-friendly construction practices by integrating green certification with home-loan access. At its 17th Summit in New Delhi, the council introduced two new frameworks: JAN GRIHA for affordable and sustainable housing and GRIHA Infrastructure Rating for Metro Stations, developed with Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Ltd. (BMRCL). These initiatives support India's Net-Zero 2070 target and aim to bring sustainable building practice to grassroots levels and expand metro infrastructure.Read more

The Slum Rehabilitation Authority (SRA) has initiated a series of technology-driven reforms aimed at expediting slum rehabilitation projects across Mumbai. Led by CEO Dr Mahendra Kalyankar, the Authority introduced measures such as blockchain-based approval systems, AI chatbots, and multi-language portals to improve transparency and efficiency. Developers' associations including CREDAI MCHI, NAREDCO, BDA, and PEATA lauded the reforms, noting renewed optimism in the sector and the SRA's commitment to achieving a slum-free Mumbai.Read more

India's office space stock has surpassed one billion sq ft, valued at around USD 186 billion (INR 16.4 trillion), according to a report by CII and Knight Frank India. The study marks this as a historic milestone, with office stock growing from under 200 million sq ft in the early 2000s to today's scale. Despite global uncertainty, gross leasing exceeded 70 million sq ft in 2024 and reached 67 million sq ft in the first nine months of 2025. The report highlights a supply-demand imbalance, favouring rental growth and valuation gains. To reach two billion sq ft, it recommends boosting new office supply and enhancing existing asset efficiency, alongside rebalancing economics between residential and commercial development.Read more

In a display of solidarity with Maharashtra's flood-affected farming community, NAREDCO Maharashtra contributed INR 3.12 crore to the Chief Minister's Relief Fund to aid ongoing relief and rehabilitation efforts. Of this, Pune members donated INR 1 crore while the remainder came from Mumbai MMR members. The initiative, involving nearly 20 NAREDCO members, aims to help restore livelihoods and provide much-needed support to farmers severely impacted by recent floods that devastated key agrarian districts across the state.Read more

Investment appetite in the Asia Pacific real estate market has grown notably, with overall investment volumes recording a 20% year-on-year rise over the first three quarters of 2025. The latest CBRE Asia Pacific Cap Rate Survey indicated that investor sentiment continues to improve, particularly in markets such as Japan, Korea, Singapore, and Australia. Factors driving this momentum include declining interest rates, asset repricing, and renewed optimism among cross-border investors seeking opportunities in recalibrated markets.Read more

India's national highway toll revenue recorded a 16% year-on-year rise during the first nine months of 2025, reaching INR 49,193 crore compared with INR 42,474 crore a year earlier. Data from ICRA Analytics shows toll-paying traffic increased by nearly 12% to 26,864 lakh transactions, supported by robust freight movement and periodic revisions in user charges. Higher traffic from heavy vehicles and increased use of electronic toll collection (ETC) contributed to the growth. The western region led collections, followed by southern and northern zones, reflecting broad-based expansion across corridors.Read more