The Indian Finance Ministry has extended PMAY-G funds till September 2024 to build 3.5 million rural dwellings. This prolongation is part of the government's pursuit of "housing for all" by March 2024.

Omaxe raised 450 crore from Kotak Mahindra Bank Limited. This strategy helped Omaxe repay a lot of its debt. This money paid off the April 2022 Värde Partners debt with Rs 290 crore.

India's REIT and InvIT funding has increased significantly in recent years. The money generated via these channels increased tenfold in 2023, reaching ₹11,474 crore. SEBI's favourable policies and these instruments' enticing returns have driven this expansion.

Colive, a tech-driven platform for fully managed co-living spaces, is seeking $20 million from venture capital companies. This money will support the company's aggressive growth. Colive, based in Bengaluru, wants to increase its room capacity in Pune and other Indian cities.

In today's fast-paced world, where aspirations often translate into multiple loans, effectively managing these debts is crucial.

The Reserve Bank of India's fifth straight repo rate hold at 6.5% is likely to boost the Indian property industry, especially Mumbai house sales.

CapitaLand Investment Limited (CLI) intends to raise SGD 525 million for its second fund devoted to Class-A business campuses in Indian gateway cities.

Reliance Industries (RIL) has entered into an agreement to invest alongside Brookfield Infrastructure and Digital Realty in their Indian platform designed for the development of data centres across India.

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has authorised the fractional real estate ownership platform hBits to raise over Rs 500 crore through a category II Alternative Investment Fund (AIF) for commercial real estate investments across India's major markets.

Sundaram Alternates Assets, a part of the Sundaram Group, will raise up to 1,500 crore for its fourth real estate private credit fund, the Private Credit High Yield Real Estate Fund IV (RE Credit Fund IV), which will concentrate on growth and unique situations.

RK Arora, Supertech's chairman, plans to acquire Rs 1,600 crore from institutional investors by July to finish its 18 Delhi-NCR home projects.

Many investors are investing in alternative Indian real estate assets as earnings on traditional categories dry up. This makes sense and might open the door to several Indian real estate sectors that have struggled to get attention.

L&T Finance has received approximately ten expressions of interest (EoIs) for ten troubled developer loan accounts with a total outstanding balance of 3,022 crore.

Aurum PropTech is poised to acquire NestAway Technologies, a managed rental property company financed by Goldman Sachs, Tiger Global, and Ratan Tata, via an acquisition of all existing shareholders.

According to MD Mohit Arora, real estate developer Supertech is seeking 1,200-1,600 crore from Oak Tree Financial to complete its stalled projects.