The Trump Organization has significantly expanded its presence in India's luxury real estate market, growing its footprint to 11 million square feet through brand-licensing partnerships with local developers, with plans for additional investments of ₹6,000-7,000 crore across major cities.

HDFC Capital-backed proptech startup Reloy aims for ₹50 crore revenue in FY26, a 75% increase driven by its innovative referral-based housing sales model targeting ₹3,500 crore in facilitated transactions.

Dubai-based Emaar Properties has ruled out selling its Indian operations, instead opting for strategic joint ventures with major Indian conglomerates to accelerate expansion in the country's booming real estate market.

India's financial capital witnesses unprecedented influx of developers from Bengaluru, Delhi NCR, and Pune, driven by sustained demand and redevelopment potential in the nation's priciest property market.

Indian real estate developers have focused more on hotels due to the rising travel industry. Post-pandemic domestic travel is increasing demand for premium hotel infrastructure, especially in tier-2 and tier-3 cities.

Real estate developer Hiranandani Group has entered development management. The company will provide development, building, design, marketing, and sales solutions to other real estate players via national partnerships.