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NAREDCO MAHI honors women leaders in real estate at HOMETHON 2025 Awards in Mumbai

NAREDCO MAHI recently celebrated the Women Achiever Awards 2025 at the NAREDCO HOMETHON Property Expo in Mumbai, honoring women transforming the real estate and allied sectors. With participation from top industry leaders and dignitaries, the event highlighted women's growing influence in leadership, sustainability, and skill development. Through speeches and accolades, the awards underscored women's resilience, vision, and ability to shape communities. The initiative, supported by leading industry partners, emerged as a platform to inspire future female leaders while celebrating the achievements of trailblazing women across the country.Read more

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ICC summit sets roadmap for sustainable, tech-driven infrastructure in India

The Indian Chamber of Commerce marked its centenary with the India Infrastructure Summit in New Delhi, uniting policymakers, industry leaders, and investors to chart India's infrastructure future. Union Minister Nitin Gadkari highlighted roadways as the fastest-growing segment, with 25 Greenfield Expressways spanning 10,000 km under construction at an investment of INR 5 lakh crore. He stressed innovation through waste-to-road methods, green fuels, and electric mobility, aligning growth with sustainability. NHAI officials noted average highway construction of 35 km per day, 50,000 km completed, and 15,000 km underway, supported by AI and drone monitoring. The summit reinforced infrastructure as the backbone of Atmanirbhar Bharat, blending growth with environmental responsibility.Read more

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Bengaluru housing sales jump 21% in Q3 2025, led by IT-driven demand

Bengaluru's housing market recorded strong growth in July-September, with sales up 21% year-on-year to 16,840 units, according to PropEquity. Residential sales for January-September are expected to hit 49,559 units, already higher than last year's 46,392, with festive demand likely to boost momentum further. Industry leaders highlighted that genuine end-user demand, particularly from IT professionals, start-ups, and global capability centres, underpins this boom, making it sustainable. Rising interest in plotted developments and second homes also reflects expanding city limits and infrastructure upgrades. While Bengaluru surged, sales across India's top nine cities dipped 4%, driven by weaker demand in Mumbai and Pune.Read more

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Festive season brings optimism for homebuyers with tax relief and developer incentives

The festive season has brought cheer to homebuyers, as the combination of tax reliefs, reduced home loan rates and attractive festive offers from developers has significantly lifted market sentiment. Experts suggested that mid and premium housing segments would witness the strongest momentum, backed by reforms such as GST rationalisation and RBI's cumulative rate cuts. Developers have rolled out festive schemes ranging from discounts to gifts, making the period more favourable for property investments.Read more

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Housing sales dip 9% in Q3, but transaction values rise 14%: Anarock

Housing demand in India's top seven cities softened in July-September, with sales projected to fall 9% year-on-year to 97,080 units, according to Anarock. Seasonal factors like monsoons and the Shradh period impacted volumes, though transaction values rose 14% to INR 1.52 lakh crore, driven by premium and luxury housing. Mumbai, Pune, Delhi-NCR, and Hyderabad saw double-digit declines, while Bengaluru dipped marginally. In contrast, Kolkata rose 4% and Chennai surged 33%. Average prices increased 9% to INR 9,105 per sq ft, while unsold stock edged down slightly. Analysts expect festive season demand, stronger GDP growth, and GST 2.0 reforms to revive momentum in coming quarters.Read more

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APAC real estate investments hit USD 71.9B in H1; India climbs to 4th place

Real estate investments across nine major Asia Pacific (APAC) markets, including India, recorded USD 71.9 billion in the first half of the year, reflecting a 6% year-on-year decline amid global economic headwinds. Despite subdued volumes, APAC maintained dominance, with seven of its markets ranking among the top 10 global destinations for land and development. India moved to fourth place, buoyed by policy support, investor confidence, and rising demand across asset classes. Experts suggested that stabilising interest rates and stronger domestic flows could drive a stronger second half.Read more

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India can generate 3,343 GW solar power from wastelands: NISE report

A recent NISE report finds that India could generate 3,343 GWp of power through ground-mounted solar PV across 27,571 sq km of wasteland, a significant rise from the 2014 estimate of 748.98 GWp. Western and southern states contribute the most, while northeastern and Himalayan regions have limited potential due to terrain and forest cover. Supported by government policies, India's installed solar capacity has crossed 100 GW. The study highlights that solar resources are abundant nationwide, challenging the belief that only a few states hold significant potential.Read more

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NAREDCO Maharashtra unites 41 CP associations for HOMETHON 2025

NAREDCO Maharashtra entered into a landmark Memorandum of Understanding with 41 Channel Partner associations across the Mumbai Metropolitan Region for the upcoming Realtors Conclave, part of HOMETHON Property Expo 2025. Supported by Hiranandani Communities and Labdhi Lifestyle, this initiative unites over 35,000 channel partners, aims for INR 25,000 crore-plus in sales, and introduces a first-ever International Pavilion showcasing premium global real estate projects to Indian investors and buyers.Read more

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Mumbai redevelopment projects reshape city with modern towers and safer homes

Mumbai is witnessing one of its largest urban transformations, with redevelopment emerging as a central force behind the city's housing supply. Old cessed buildings and ageing societies are being replaced by modern high-rises that offer safety, sustainability, and lifestyle upgrades. Policy incentives, developer interest, and strong demand are driving projects across South Mumbai, Central areas, and the suburbs, despite regulatory hurdles, rising costs, and civic pressures. Experts underline that transparency, discipline, and timely execution are key to building trust and unlocking value.Read more

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NAREDCO's Homethon Property Expo set to open at Jio World, Mumbai this weekend

NAREDCO Maharashtra has announced the fourth edition of the Homethon Property Expo, scheduled to be held later this week at the Jio World Convention Centre, BKC, Mumbai. With more than 50,000 registrations already recorded, the event is expected to see unprecedented participation. Featuring a newly introduced mascot, over 1,000 projects, exclusive financing schemes, and the concurrent Real Estate Forum, the expo is positioned as a key platform for developers, policymakers, and buyers alike.Read more

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