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CREDAI MCHI Announces Palghar-Boisar Property Utsav 2025, Showcasing 3,000+ Properties

CREDAI MCHI is set to host Palghar-Boisar Property Utsav 2025 from April 4-6, bringing 3,000+ properties, 70+ projects, and 50+ developers under one roof. The event offers exclusive deals, on-spot bookings, and financing assistance, making it a must-attend for homebuyers and investors.
Bigdome Infra Private Limited Acquires Prime Land Parcel in Kamba for Rs. 130 Crore

Land Parcel Sold in Kamba (Kalyan) for Rs. 130 Crore

Bigdome Infra Private Limited has made a major real estate investment in Kamba, Kalyan-Dombivli, acquiring 68.91 hectares of land for ₹130 crore. This move aligns with the company’s expansion strategy, capitalizing on the region’s infrastructure development and rising investor interest.
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.

Ajmera Realty Secures Redevelopment Project in Andheri West, Targets ₹320 Crore Revenue

Ajmera Realty has been appointed to redevelop the Ascot Co-operative Housing Society in Andheri West, Mumbai. The project, spanning 2,319 sq. mt., is expected to generate ₹320 crore in revenue and add 71,300 sq. ft. of carpet area. This redevelopment aligns with the company’s focus on strategic asset-light acquisitions and strengthening its presence in Mumbai’s micro-markets.
India’s residential market outperforms global peers with 9.6% YoY price growth in Q3 2025 — ranking 10th worldwide and the only APAC entry in top 10; NCR surges 19%, sales hit 348,000+ units — Knight Frank report highlights resilient end-user demand amid global 2.4% average.

Home Prices Surge Faster Than Rents in Key Indian Cities

New data from ANAROCK reveals that capital values in major Indian cities have risen faster than rental growth between 2021 and 2024. Noida’s Sector-150 led the surge with a 128% increase, while Hyderabad, Bengaluru, and Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR) also saw substantial appreciation. Meanwhile, cities like Pune, Kolkata, and Chennai experienced higher rental growth than home price increases, signaling key trends for investors and homebuyers.
MMR’s housing market showed mixed signals in Q2 2026 with launches jumping 23% to 34,555 units while sales fell 8% to 28,710 units. Mumbai dominated with 65% of new supply and over 70% of absorption as inventory climbed across the region.

Mumbai MMR Housing Boom: Sales Value Soars 11%, Transactions Surge 5% in Q4 2024

Mumbai’s housing market continued its upward momentum in Q4 2024, with a significant 11% rise in registered home sales value and a 5% increase in transactions. Led by major developers like Lodha Group and Godrej Properties, the market benefited from growing infrastructure projects and a surge in high-value property investments.