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    MahaRERA steps up project scrutiny to prevent future homebuyer disputes

    MahaRERA is introducing a three-step scrutiny system—legal, financial, and technical—for project approvals to safeguard homebuyers and prevent stalled projects. Independent experts will vet applications before registration. Between Oct 2024–July 2025, it resolved 5,267 complaints, surpassing new filings.

    Explained: Why are Vedanta investors disappointed on Rs 17,000-crore Jaiprakash acquisition bid

    Vedanta’s Rs 17,000 crore bid for Jaiprakash Associates assets raises concerns over weak synergies, debt risks, and limited turnaround potential. Analysts question the addition of non-core, litigation-prone businesses, though the staggered payment eases cash flow pressure. Shares fell 2.2%, reflecting investor skepticism amid volatile markets.

    Equirus Capital sees strong growth across Indian real estate segments

    Equirus Capital highlighted strong momentum in India’s real estate sector, with robust growth across residential, commercial, and hospitality. Bengaluru emerged as a global hub, offering affordable office rentals, cost-effective workforce, and the highest commercial space absorption worldwide.

    Rising home prices a major concern for over 81% property seekers : Survey

    A recent survey reveals rising home prices are a major concern for most Indian property seekers, with average residential prices increasing significantly. Dissatisfaction is growing among affordable housing buyers due to location, quality, and size issues. Interestingly, Mumbai's real estate market shows surprising buyer confidence despite high prices, while demand for affordable housing declines, shifting preferences towards premium properties.

    China office developers offer sweeteners, lower rents to lure tenants

    Office spaces in China's top cities face high vacancy. Shenzhen and Shanghai see significant empty offices. Developers offer incentives like cheaper electricity to attract tenants. Corporate cost-cutting and fewer multinational companies contribute to the problem. Experts anticipate further market correction. Some local authorities are trying to support the market.

    How to unlock the true value of prime property legacy homes to create wealth

    In today’s landscape, the key to enhancing the value of a generational home asset lies in balancing heritage with innovation, ensuring that nostalgia does not overshadow practical wealth-building potential.

    • SM REITs: Minimum investment, benefits, risks, challenges, other factors to know about Small and Medium Real Estate Investment Trusts before investing

      SEBI has introduced Small and Medium Real Estate Investment Trusts (SM REITs), targeting properties valued between Rs.50 crore and Rs.500 crore. This initiative aims to broaden investor access to real estate by enabling fractional ownership through regulated schemes. These investment instruments allow multiple investors to pool funds and co-own property, lowering the barrier for entry. SM REITs require a minimum investment of Rs 10 lakh.

      Global capital turns selective, India stays on the investment map: Hines' Steinbach

      Hines' Global CIO, David Steinbach, highlights India's growing importance in global real estate investment due to its stability, domestic demand, and policy reforms. Despite global economic uncertainties, India's office, living, and industrial sectors show resilience and potential. Hines focuses on high-quality assets, leveraging local partnerships to capitalize on India's long-term urban and economic growth.

      India's realty market offers long-term investment opportunity: Hines CIO David Steinbach

      Hines identifies India as a promising real estate investment destination due to its scale, stability, and strong domestic demand amidst global economic shifts. The country's rising consumption, urbanization, and policy reforms create a foundation for long-term investment. Hines is focused on the office and living sectors, where demand remains robust, particularly in major cities.

      Flooded streets, empty sites: Gurgaon realty hits a snag

      Gurgaon's infrastructure collapse, exacerbated by heavy monsoon rains and lack of dedicated development, has significantly impacted real estate sales, causing a dip in buyer site visits. Experts suggest Noida may benefit from Gurgaon's woes due to its superior infrastructure. The situation is further compounded by investor speculation and upcoming inauspicious periods, leading to overall sales decline in the NCR.

      She owned 4 homes but sold them all to live on rent: Millionaire money coach shares how renting helped her get richer

      Financial coach Bernadette Joy challenges the traditional belief that homeownership is essential for wealth. After owning four properties, she and her husband sold them to return to renting. The move helped them save on hidden costs, reduce stress, and invest more effectively. Joy’s experience highlights how renting can offer financial freedom, flexibility, and peace of mind—proving that wealth-building doesn’t always require owning property.

      Home interiors market to double to $24.5 billion by 2030: Magicbricks

      India's home interiors market is set for significant growth. Experts project the sector will double by 2030. The current market value of $12.33 billion is expected to reach $24.52 billion. This expansion is fueled by rising incomes and urbanization. Well-designed interiors can boost property resale value. Demand is high for 2 and 3 BHK homes.

      Demand for retail spaces in Delhi-NCR rises 25% in January-June period: CBRE

      Retail space leasing in Delhi-NCR saw a 25 percent increase in January-June. CBRE reports demand and new supply drove this growth. Fashion and apparel led demand, occupying 35 percent of leased spaces. Homeware and departmental stores accounted for 30 percent. New retail supply in malls reached 3 lakh sq ft. Experts highlight the sector's resilience and evolving consumer preferences.

      REITs, InvITs AUM crosses Rs 9 lakh cr in 9yrs; may touch Rs 25 lakh cr by 2030: Industry bodies

      Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) and Infrastructure Investment Trusts (InvITs) instruments are becoming popular in India as their combined assets under management have crossed Rs 9 lakh crore in the last nine years, according to industry bodies IRA and BIA.

      Blackstone Real Estate elevates Tuhin Parikh to Asia Vice Chairman, Asheesh Mohta to India head

      Blackstone Real Estate is strengthening its Asia-Pacific presence by promoting Tuhin Parikh to Vice Chairman of Real Estate Asia and Executive Chairman of Real Estate India. Asheesh Mohta will now lead Real Estate India, succeeding Parikh. These changes reflect Blackstone's commitment to the region, particularly India, where it manages over $50 billion in assets.

      GST 2.0: A game-changer for Indian real estate

      The forthcoming GST reforms, set to take effect on September 22, 2025, promise to deliver a significant boost to India’s residential, retail, and office real estate sectors.

      Land bank, digital planning in Maharashtra’s housing policy to reshape urban future

      Maharashtra govt is launching a new housing policy. It will use a state land bank to increase affordable housing. The policy includes a digital platform for housing information. A district-wise housing demand survey will be conducted by 2026. The policy also focuses on housing for industrial labor and migrant workers.

      Bain Capital, Sattva launch $100 million coliving platform

      The new platform will be dedicated to acquiring land, developing flagship communities, and delivering purpose built rental housing across India’s largest urban centers. As part of the partnership, Colive also raised $20 million in strategic funding, spearheaded by Bain Capital.

      Blackstone buys $819 million trophy Paris office

      Blackstone confirmed on Wednesday it had bought a trophy office building in central Paris for about 700 million euros ($819 million), in a sign investors are warming to premium office properties after a post-pandemic drop in activity.

      REITs or SM REITs, where should you invest to gain from real estate returns?

      REITs make real estate investing more accessible for smaller investors and allows them to diversify their portfolio with skyscrapers, shopping malls, or apartments. Following the success of REITs, SEBI introduced a regulatory framework for small and medium REITs in March 2024.

      MUFG to launch $680 million Japan real estate fund

      Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group is set to launch a 100 billion yen real estate fund targeting underperforming assets in major Japanese cities. The fund aims to improve the attractiveness of mid-sized offices, residential properties, and hotels in Tokyo, Osaka, and Nagoya.

      Karnataka: Property registration fee hike adds to inventory worries amid tepid June quarter sales

      Karnataka's decision to double property registration fees to 2% is anticipated to negatively impact Bengaluru's housing market, already strained by affordability issues. Experts caution that this increase in transaction costs could weaken buyer sentiment, particularly affecting the mid- and affordable segments.

      Nirala World sells 400 studio apartments for Rs 275 cr in Greater Noida

      Nirala World has sold 400 studio apartments in Greater Noida for Rs 275 crore, driven by strong demand from both end-users and investors. The studio apartments, located in the 'Nirala Gateway' project, range from 612 to 1,122 sq ft, with prices starting at Rs 65 lakh.

      Residential sales hit 15-year July high, premium homes dominate: HSBC Report

      India’s residential real estate market is showing early signs of recovery, with July 2025 recording the highest area sales in 15 years, according to HSBC. Premium 3-4 BHK apartments drove over two-thirds of total sales value, while NCR, Bangalore, and MMR emerged as key growth markets. Inventory remains manageable, suggesting sustained momentum in the coming quarters.

      Chasing 10% rental yields, not homes - Why Indian HNIs are shifting from debt products to commercial property

      India's wealthy are increasingly favoring commercial real estate for its higher yields and stability compared to residential properties and debt instruments. Fueled by a growing HNI population, their investments in commercial properties are also diversifying into warehousing, hospitality, and data centers. Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs) offer a streamlined entry, but due diligence remains crucial to navigate risks and ensure sustained returns in this evolving landscape.

      Most expensive home in the US goes on sale; Price and luxury features will leave you stunned

      Little Lake Lodge, a 74-acre Aspen estate owned by the Resnick family, has been listed for $300 million, making it the most expensive property in the U.S. The estate features 18 bedrooms, a private lake, and extensive trails, all within a mile of downtown Aspen. Its value is further enhanced by strict building size limits in Pitkin County.

      NCLT not able to deliver as per expectation in reviving realty projects: Manohar Lal

      Union Minister Manohar Lal criticized the NCLT's ineffectiveness in resolving stalled real estate projects, emphasizing the need for improvements to protect consumer and bank interests. He urged builders to avoid cash transactions and misleading advertisements, advocating for aligned circle and market rates.

      Full land digitisation to spur FDI in realty

      India's ambitious goal to fully digitize land records by December is set to revolutionize the real estate sector, attracting significant foreign direct investment. Experts believe this move will streamline land acquisition, particularly for commercial and residential projects. With increased transparency and reduced disputes, the initiative aims to foster investor confidence and align India with global standards, potentially boosting FDI inflows.

      Denied a promotion, billionaire buys ex-boss’s $43 million mansion from his ex-wife, then bulldozes it

      David Tepper, a billionaire, bought Jon Corzine's Hamptons mansion. This purchase was payback for a past career snub. Tepper demolished the house. He then built a bigger one on the property. The new estate is twice the size. It includes ocean views and a tennis court. Tepper acknowledged the act as a form of justice.

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