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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.
A new PropEquity report shows housing sales in India’s top 15 tier-2 cities fell 4% YoY in Q3 2025, while new launches declined 10%. Despite the slowdown, sales value rose 4%, reflecting a shift toward premium housing. Ahmedabad led in volumes, while Bhubaneshwar recorded the sharpest fall.

Home Sales in July 2025: Hyderabad Buyers Go Premium, Pune Stays Affordable

July 2025 saw two contrasting housing trends: Hyderabad buyers went premium, pushing prices higher despite fewer sales, while Pune recorded strong affordable demand with more than 14,600 homes sold.

Court Refuses to Stall Khernagar Redevelopment

The Bombay High Court has allowed Khernagar Adarsh CHS’s redevelopment to move ahead under Kumar Vibes, rejecting Huges Real Estate’s bid to block the project. The Court held that no concluded contract existed under revised terms and that residents’ right to safe housing outweighed the developer’s profit claims.
India’s Data Centre Market Sees $6.5 Billion Investment Surge, 139% Capacity Growth in a Decade: ANAROCK Report

India’s Infrastructure Investment Trusts (InvITs) to Triple by 2030, Unlocking ₹21 Lakh Crore for Roads, Power & Green Energy

India’s InvIT market will triple by 2030, reaching USD 258 billion. Knight Frank highlights roads, renewable energy, and power transmission as key drivers, making InvITs the backbone of India’s infrastructure growth story.
A Mumbai court has rejected a police closure report and ordered proceedings against Anchor Group (Shah Group Partners) promoters in an alleged real estate fraud case involving forgery, illegal flat sales, and fund misappropriation.

Court Rejects Closure Report, Orders Action in Mumbai Flat Fraud Case

In a major setback for Anchor Group (Shah Group Partners), a Judicial…
Mumbai’s August 2025 property registrations fell to 11,230 and stamp duty to ₹1,000 crore, down 11% and 19% month-on-month. The dip signals a demand pause ahead of the festive season, with pricing and offers set to decide the next leg.

Mumbai Among World’s Top Prime Housing Markets, Ranks 6th Globally

Mumbai has emerged as one of the world’s hottest luxury housing markets, ranking 6th globally in Knight Frank’s latest Prime Global Cities Index Q2 2025. With 8.7% annual growth in prime property prices, the city is riding on infrastructure upgrades and strong wealth-driven demand, placing India firmly on the global luxury real estate map alongside Bengaluru and Delhi.