Net Absorption in Indian Office Markets to Surpass 60 msf in FY2026: ICRA

India’s top six office markets—Bengaluru, Chennai, Delhi-NCR, Hyderabad, MMR, and Pune—are projected to achieve a record-breaking net absorption of 60 msf by FY2026, according to ICRA. Vacancy levels are expected to hit decade-lows, while retail mall operators will witness steady rental income growth despite challenges from rising e-commerce competition.

Nagpur Tops List of Emerging Cities in India

Nagpur has emerged as the top-performing city among India’s 30 emerging cities, according to Colliers’ latest report. With expressway development acting as a key growth catalyst, Nagpur, Jaipur, and Lucknow are poised for significant real estate expansion.

MahaRERA Issues Guidelines to Ensure Safe Home Buying Practices

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Mulund: A Rising Star in Mumbai’s Central Suburbs Real Estate Landscape

Mulund, the ‘Prince of Suburbs,’ is transforming into Mumbai’s premier residential hub. Boasting modern infrastructure, abundant green spaces, and excellent connectivity, the suburb offers a unique mix of luxury and lifestyle. With projects like the Mumbai Metro Line 4 and high-profile investments, Mulund is poised for exponential growth, making it a hotspot for homebuyers and investors alike.

Average Flat Sizes Rise 7% in Top 7 Cities in 2024; NCR Leads with a 29% Annual Increase

The quest for larger homes continues in India’s real estate market. Average flat sizes in the top 7 cities rose by 7% in 2024, with NCR leading the way at a 29% annual growth. Over six years, the average size across these cities increased by 34%, driven by strong demand for luxury housing. NCR’s average flat size soared to 2,435 sq. ft. in 2024, while MMR remains the most space-constrained at 849 sq. ft. Despite higher property prices, spacious homes are a top priority for Indian homebuyers.