NITCO Ltd announces major supply contracts worth ₹19.44 crore from leading real estate developers Prestige and Lodha, highlighting the company's strong recovery in India's premium building materials market.

Real estate industry warns that rising state-level charges could neutralize GST reform benefits on construction materials in India's property sector.

GST rate cuts on construction materials and policy reforms are expected to drive significant growth in India's real estate sector during the festive quarter, with enhanced affordability and renewed buyer confidence across metro and tier-2 markets.

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Mumbai's Nila Spaces invests ₹5 crore in Earth Fund to access cutting-edge sustainable real estate technologies and climate-conscious construction innovations.

Telangana's landmark decision allocates 13,266 houses to Chenchu tribe with additional 10K tribal units. Weekly disbursements, free sand & forest recognition.

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The BMC's Dahisar recycling plant has processed 16,000 metric tonnes of debris into reusable materials like sand, paver blocks, and benches, fostering sustainable urban development.

Sustainable building and eco-friendly materials are becoming more important in Indian real estate. Due of its large contribution to global pollution and carbon emissions, the industry is adopting greener building methods.

Sanjay Dutt, the chief executive officer of Tata Realty and Infrastructure Ltd, recently remarked that the high cost of land, money, and construction, as well as other economic concerns, make Indian real estate projects unprofitable.

Developers and purchasers could profit from the recent measures announced by the government to reduce import levies on steel and plastic, as well as moves to enhance the supply of cement.