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Vihang Pratap Sarnaik, son of Maharashtra minister Pratap Sarnaik, has acquired a 6,838 sq ft apartment in Worli’s iconic Three Sixty West for Rs 46.62 crore, highlighting strong resilience in Mumbai’s ultra-luxury market.

Former Corporator, Son of Maha Minister Buys Flat Worth Rs 46 Cr in Worli

Vihang Pratap Sarnaik, son of Maharashtra minister Pratap Sarnaik, has acquired a 6,838 sq ft apartment in Worli’s iconic Three Sixty West for Rs 46.62 crore, highlighting strong resilience in Mumbai’s ultra-luxury market.
The Barwani royal family has issued a public caution notice warning prospective buyers against fraudulent claims on land linked to Maharaja Ranjit Singh in Mumbai. The family alleges that some individuals are misusing their identity to claim ownership over properties in Mulund, Kurla, and other locations.

Buying Land Linked to Maharaja Ranjit Singh in Mumbai? Family Issues Caution, Warns of Possible Fraud

The Barwani royal family has issued a public caution notice warning prospective buyers against fraudulent claims on land linked to Maharaja Ranjit Singh in Mumbai. The family alleges that some individuals are misusing their identity to claim ownership over properties in Mulund, Kurla, and other locations.
Colliers maps 30 industrial hotspots as India’s Grade A warehousing stock eyes 2 bn sq ft by 2047.

Because of this Real Estate Trend, Your Online Orders Might Get Delayed!

Zero private equity deals in India’s logistics real estate in H1 FY26 could mean delayed online deliveries, fewer jobs in warehouses, and higher costs for consumers, warns ANAROCK Capital.
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Runwal Developers Files ₹2,000 Cr IPO; Backed by Sandeep Runwal

Runwal Developers has filed for a ₹2,000 crore IPO, comprising a fresh issue of ₹1,700 crore and a ₹300 crore OFS by Sandeep Runwal. With strong residential, retail, and commercial assets like R City Mall and R Square, the Mumbai-based developer is set for expansion.
As India heads into 2026, real estate leaders see sustained demand across housing segments, rising importance of redevelopment, rapid growth in Tier-2 cities, and new asset classes shaping a more diversified and future-ready property market.

Mumbai Homebuyers Shift Gears: Premium Homes & 2BHKs Lead as Affordable Demand Fades

Mumbai’s housing market is seeing a clear tilt towards premium living, reveals ANAROCK’s Homebuyer Sentiment Survey (H1 2025). While demand for affordable homes in the city’s peripheries is weakening, a growing share of buyers prefer 2BHK units in the ₹90 lakh–₹1.5 Cr price bracket. The survey highlights that 81% of MMR homebuyers are concerned about rising prices, which have jumped across key micro-markets, from ₹24,950 per sq. ft. in Central Suburbs to ₹44,000 per sq. ft. in South Central Mumbai. New launches have moderated by 24% year-on-year, but trust in branded developers and the promise of timely delivery is driving demand. For Mumbai homebuyers, the choice is now clear: better location, better quality, and better value — even if it costs more.