India ranks 7th globally for cross-border real estate investment with ₹10,850 crores in Q1 2025. Discover why foreign investors are choosing India's booming property market for high returns.

Kanakia Group partners with Hines, Mitsubishi Estate, and Sumitomo Corporation to launch a 1.5 million sq ft premium office project near Mumbai's BKC. Designed by KPF, the development marks a major global collaboration in India's commercial real estate.

Danube Properties cements its position as Dubai’s top affordable luxury developer, with 18 projects delivered and 16 underway, amid a record AED 115 billion property boom in Q1 2025. Discover why global investors trust Danube.

In the September quarter, institutional inflows into India's real estate market showed high confidence from local and foreign investors. Colliers reported a 6.8-fold increase in office investments to $600 million in Q3 2024.

Dubai's reputation as a favourable global hub for business and financial activities makes it a prime destination for Indian investors. The city's impressive economic growth, coupled with a business-friendly environment featuring minimal taxes, golden visas, and streamlined regulations.

Defying the global economic slowdown, India's real estate market has experienced an unexpected surge over the past two years, with the rental sector, in particular, becoming a beacon for investors worldwide.

91Squarefeet, a dynamic commercial fit-out company recognized for its innovative approach and backed by prominent investors such as Y Combinator and Stellaris Venture Partners, has announced a bold vision for the future.

Brigade Enterprises Ltd. signed two MoUs with the Tamil Nadu government on January 8. This bold plan involves an investment of over Rs 3,400 crore in the state over the next three to four years.

Even as several industry leaders have reacted with caution to the recent Brexit verdict which led to a crash of global financial markets, India has sought to downplay the expected concern reiterating that the country’s fundamentals remained strong and t