“Budget FY27: Real Estate Sector Seeks Affordable Housing Boost, Rental Incentives and Tax Relief

Ahead of Union Budget FY27, Knight Frank India has urged the government to recalibrate housing policies by expanding affordable housing limits, incentivising rental housing, easing capital gains norms, and introducing central subsidies for green buildings to revive demand and support sustainable urban growth.

Palwal in Haryana Races Ahead of Mumbai and Delhi in New Home Loan Growth

Palwal in Haryana has emerged as one of India’s fastest-growing home loan markets, outpacing Mumbai and Delhi in new loan volumes. The trend highlights a decisive shift in housing demand towards affordable Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities, reshaping India’s housing finance landscape.

Luxury Housing Leads India’s Property Boom: Prices Jump 40% in Top 7 Cities Since 2022; Affordable Segment Lags at 26%

Luxury homes priced above ₹1.5 crore have surged 40% across India’s top 7 cities since 2022, with NCR leading at 72% price growth. Affordable housing lags at just 26% as demand shifts toward premium and luxury segments.

Signature Global Raises ₹875 Crore from IFC to Boost Mid-Income, Green Housing Projects

Signature Global raises ₹875 crore from IFC via listed NCDs to fund mid-income and sustainable housing projects. The deal marks its first listed debt issuance and strengthens its ESG and green building commitments.

By 2047, Buying a Home in India Will Be Easier, Bigger, and Smarter – Here’s How!

India’s real estate is set for massive growth by 2047. Homes will be bigger, smarter, and more affordable, with better connectivity, lifestyle options, and sustainable features—making it a golden era for homebuyers.