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Varun Singh, is a Senior Journalist who has extensively covered the Real Estate Sector for over one and half decade. His articles, insights, and opinion on the sector are widely read.
Sonu Sood and his son Eshaan Sood have made two major property purchases in 2025 — a ₹1.05 crore land parcel in Panvel and a ₹2.6 crore apartment in Andheri West — reflecting a balanced real estate investment strategy in Mumbai.

🏡 Sonu Sood and Son Purchase Panvel Land Worth ₹1.05 Cr; Eshaan Sood Buys ₹2.6 Cr Andheri Apartment

Sonu Sood and his son Eshaan Sood have made two major property purchases in 2025 — a ₹1.05 crore land parcel in Panvel and a ₹2.6 crore apartment in Andheri West — reflecting a balanced real estate investment strategy in Mumbai.
Realty Stocks Open Bright This Festive Morning as Blue Chips Shine; Mid-Caps See Mixed Start

🏠 Realty Stocks Open Bright This Festive Morning as Blue Chips Shine; Mid-Caps See Mixed Start

Realty stocks opened bright this Diwali morning, driven by strong Q2 results and festive sales optimism. Large developers like DLF and Godrej led early gains, while mid-caps opened mixed amid profit-taking and weaker earnings. The session signals selective festive buying, with institutional flows backing blue chips.
Slum Rehabilitation Projects Are Quietly Funding Mumbai’s Transport Future

📰 How Slum Rehabilitation Projects Are Quietly Funding Mumbai’s Transport Future

Mumbai real estate, SRA projects, Urban Transport Fund, Maharashtra Government, Slum Rehabilitation, infrastructure funding, redevelopment policy, Mumbai transport, housing and infrastructure, development charges

🏢 Realty Stocks End Higher as Blue Chips Lead the Way; Mid-Caps Mixed

Realty stocks closed higher today, led by gains in large developers like DLF, Oberoi, and Lodha, while mid-caps stayed mixed on profit-taking. Stable macro cues and earnings positioning drove the rally, but broader sector participation remains limited. Investors are now watching earnings announcements and policy cues for direction tomorrow.
After a three-year boom, India’s housing market is seeing a mild slowdown in FY25, even as offices remain in demand—marking a phase of consolidation rather than correction, says CRISIL Ratings.

🏡 ₹1.52 Lakh Crore Homes Sold in Just 3 Months: Premium Housing Powers 14% Value Surge in Q3 2025 Despite Flat Volumes

India’s residential market is pivoting from volume to value. Home sales value jumped 14% YoY in Q3 2025 to ₹1.52 lakh crore, powered by premium housing. Chennai and Hyderabad led sales growth, while MMR held the largest market share.