Rooted in Realty: Why Indians Still Put Their Heart into Homeownership

In India, owning a home is far more than a financial decision — it’s a symbol of legacy, stability, and social identity. Despite evolving lifestyles and market dynamics, real estate remains the most emotionally charged and culturally significant investment for Indian families.

Rain, Floods, and Real Estate: The Complex Relationship in Bangalore

A viral X post from a Bangalore homeowner raises concerns about stagnant property prices near flood-prone Manyata Tech Park. But data shows a different story—prices in the area have doubled in three years. This article explores the complex relationship between rain, real estate, and resilience in India’s fastest-growing city.

This City in the Country Holds the Highest Vacant Office Stock in India

This City holds the highest vacant office stock in India, reaching 28 million square feet in Q1 2025. While demand for office space remains robust across major cities, new supply and absorption trends show a dynamic real estate landscape, with Bengaluru, Mumbai, and Pune leading in absorption. This article provides an in-depth analysis of the office market in India, highlighting key trends and data from Q1 2025.

Akshaya Tritiya 2025: Festive Deals Ignite Real Estate Buying Spree Across India

This Akshaya Tritiya, real estate developers across India are offering everything from gold coins to GST waivers to woo buyers. While the festive energy is high, experts warn homebuyers to focus on fundamentals like location, pricing, and hidden costs before signing the dotted line.

Private Equity in Indian Real Estate Drops, But Bigger Deals Take Center Stage

Private equity investments in Indian real estate continued to soften in FY25, reaching USD 3.7 billion—a 43% drop from FY21. ANAROCK Capital’s FLUX FY25 report reveals a strategic shift toward fewer, larger deals, with logistics and warehousing capturing nearly half of total investments. Notably, foreign capital surged, accounting for 84% of the year’s inflows, signaling growing global confidence in India’s long-term real estate potential.