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The "2025 GROHE - Hurun India Real Estate 150" report unveils India's most valuable real estate companies and their leaders. Learn who ranks as the wealthiest real estate entrepreneur, discover the top-performing firms, and understand key trends driving the sector's evolution in this comprehensive overview.

He is India’s Wealthiest Real Estate Developer

The “2025 GROHE – Hurun India Real Estate 150” report unveils India’s most valuable real estate companies and their leaders. Learn who ranks as the wealthiest real estate entrepreneur, discover the top-performing firms, and understand key trends driving the sector’s evolution in this comprehensive overview.
Affordable housing

CSR Funds to Fuel Affordable Homes in Maharashtra

Under its 2025 Housing Policy, Maharashtra has opened a new door for corporate participation by enabling CSR funds to support housing for the urban poor, migrants, women, and other vulnerable groups. Through a proposed CSR-Housing Development Board and incentives for green, rental, and inclusive projects, the state aims to transform its housing landscape in partnership with the private sector.
MHADA

What Types of Homes Are Available in MHADA Lottery 2025?

The Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority (MHADA) has announced its much-awaited…
Boman Irani, Rustomjee

MHADA Awards GTB Nagar Sion Project to Keystone Realtors (Rustomjee Group)

MHADA’s ambitious redevelopment of Punjabi Colony in Sion’s GTB Nagar, Mumbai, is moving forward following crucial legal clearances from the Bombay High Court and Supreme Court. This project aims to transform the historically significant area, originally a refugee settlement for Partition-era migrants, by providing modern homes and additional housing.
Boman Irani, Rustomjee

MHADA Awards Tender to Rustomjee to Redevelop GTB Nagar Sion Project

MHADA’s ambitious redevelopment of Punjabi Colony in Sion’s GTB Nagar, Mumbai, is moving forward following crucial legal clearances from the Bombay High Court and Supreme Court. This project aims to transform the historically significant area, originally a refugee settlement for Partition-era migrants, by providing modern homes and additional housing.