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Cricketer Suryakumar Yadav Bought a ₹21.11 Crore Home in Deonar

Indian cricket star Suryakumar Yadav has made a major real estate investment, purchasing two luxury apartments in Godrej Sky Terraces, Deonar, Mumbai, for ₹21.11 crore. The spacious apartments, spanning over 4,200 sq. ft., come with six designated car parking spaces. With Deonar emerging as a prime residential hotspot, this purchase highlights the growing trend of celebrity investments in Mumbai’s premium real estate market. Read the full report on his latest acquisition.

SquareFeatIndia
March 25, 2025
2 minute read

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Akshay Kumar Sells Two Apartments in Mumbai for ₹6.6 Crore

Bollywood star Akshay Kumar has made a profitable real estate move, selling two apartments in Oberoi Sky City, Borivali, Mumbai, for ₹6.6 crore. The properties, purchased in 2017, saw an appreciation of nearly 90 percent, reflecting the strong demand for luxury homes in Mumbai’s growing suburban market. This transaction also highlights the increasing interest of Bollywood celebrities in premium real estate investments. Read more about the details of the sale and the booming property trends in Mumbai.

SquareFeatIndia
March 24, 2025
3 minute read

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Builders Reintroduce ‘Pay 5% Now, Rest on Completion’ Schemes to Attract Homebuyers

Developers are reviving the “Pay 5% Now, Rest on Completion” scheme to make homeownership more accessible. This move, seen in projects like Chandak Highscape City in Mumbai, aims to attract buyers by reducing the initial financial burden while ensuring investment security.

SquareFeatIndia
March 20, 2025
3 minute read

India’s real estate investments surged 88% year-on-year in H2 2024, reaching $3.0 billion, led by office and industrial segments. Institutional inflows remained strong, with Mumbai attracting the highest share. Colliers projects continued momentum in 2025 amid favorable economic conditions.

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India Leads APAC Real Estate Investments with 88% Growth in H2 2024

India’s real estate sector recorded an 88% year-on-year increase in investments during H2 2024, reaching $3.0 billion. The office sector led with a 47% share, while industrial and logistics accounted for 27%. Mumbai saw the highest inflows, driven by office asset acquisitions. Institutional investments, especially from foreign investors, made up 57% of the total. With economic stability and easing monetary policies, experts anticipate continued growth in 2025, with renewed interest in retail, hospitality, and alternative asset classes.