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‘We Cut Costs, You Raised Prices’: CM Fadnavis Slams Builders at CREDAI-MCHI Event

At CREDAI-MCHI’s leadership change event in Mumbai, CM Devendra Fadnavis criticised developers for raising home prices despite the government meeting their demands, including premium cuts and infrastructure upgrades.
Kolkata’s property market is on the rise. Home registrations jumped 33% in July 2025, with compact flats under 500 sq. ft. driving more than half of sales. South Kolkata led with the highest share, while Rajarhat and Khardaha topped the list of most active locations.

Mumbai Property Market Heats Up: July 2025 Revenue Jumps 16% YoY

Mumbai’s stamp duty revenue reached ₹1,230 crore in July 2025, the highest so far this year, driven by high-value property transactions despite stable registration numbers.
Mumbai recorded 12,070 property registrations in September 2025, marking a 32% YoY rise and the best September since 2013. Stamp duty revenues grew 47% YoY to ₹1,292 crore, boosted by festive demand and strong buyer confidence in suburban markets.

Mumbai Property Market Shows Strong Momentum in July 2025, Luxury Segment Gains Traction

Mumbai recorded 12,579 property registrations in July 2025, with compact homes dominating and luxury housing gaining share. The Western suburbs led activity, supported by infrastructure growth and end-user demand.
Akshay Kumar

Akshay Kumar Sells Borivali Flats Bought for ₹3.69 Cr in 2017 for ₹7.10 Cr in 2025 — Sees 92% Appreciation in 8 Years

Akshay Kumar has sold two flats in Mumbai’s Oberoi Sky City for ₹7.10 crore — almost double the ₹3.69 crore he paid in 2017. With a total appreciation of 92%, the deal highlights the strong resale value of premium real estate in Borivali East.
Why Stressed Projects Could Be the Next Big Investment Class

From Crisis to Opportunity: Stressed Real Estate Projects Emerge as India’s Next Investment Frontier

Once seen as liabilities, stalled and stressed real estate projects in India are turning into lucrative investment opportunities. Backed by policy support and investor appetite, this segment could become the next big thing in real estate.