Why Residential Developers Must Invest in EV Infrastructure Now

India’s push for electric vehicle adoption presents a unique opportunity for residential developers. By integrating EV infrastructure into their projects, developers can meet the growing demand for sustainable amenities, attract eco-conscious tenants, and increase property value. Discover how investing in EV charging stations can support India’s net-zero emissions goals while benefiting developers and residents alike.

PE Investments in Indian Real Estate Surge to $2.82 Billion in 9M FY25

Private equity investments in Indian real estate grew 6% year-on-year to $2.82 billion in 9M FY25, despite fewer deals. The industrial and logistics sector dominated with a 62% share, driven by major transactions like the $1.54 billion Reliance-ADIA/KKR deal.

Key Real Estate Trends in 2024: Rapid Urbanization, Demographic Shifts, and Rising Foreign Investment

In 2024, India’s real estate market continues to thrive with robust demand in both luxury and affordable housing sectors. Manju Yagnik, Vice Chairperson of Nahar Group, highlights trends such as the rising focus on green living, increasing infrastructure investments, and urbanization. With Maharashtra’s infrastructure projects transforming the region, the year is set to close as the best in terms of real estate performance, driven by economic growth and strong fundamentals.

Mumbai Sees 115 Property and 868 Rental Registrations on Day 1 of 2025

On January 1, 2025, Mumbai recorded 115 property registrations and 868 rental agreements by 5 pm, marking a significant start to the year in real estate and rental activities. According to data from the Inspector General of Registration, this surge in registrations reflects a thriving property market and a high demand for rental properties in the city.

2024 Sets New Benchmarks for Indian Real Estate, Gears Up for 25% Growth in 2025

The Indian real estate market in 2024 has set new benchmarks, driven by rising demand for luxury homes, technological innovations, and sustainability. Tier 2 cities are emerging as key players, offering affordable, modern living options. With a projected 25% growth in 2025, the sector is poised for continued expansion, with significant contributions from both luxury and eco-friendly housing.