India has rapidly established itself as the world's preferred destination for Media Capability Centres, housing close to 50 specialised facilities across Mumbai, Hyderabad, Chennai, Bengaluru, and Delhi NCR that combine creative excellence with advanced technology infrastructure.

TruHome Finance has secured ₹417 crore in fresh capital to expand its loan book, upgrade technology infrastructure, and strengthen its presence across tier-II and tier-III cities in India's growing housing finance sector.

Real estate developer Abhinandan Lodha is streamlining operations and integrating proptech solutions to drive profitability in the affordable housing segment through cost efficiency and digital innovation.

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.

India's real estate market is transforming dramatically as premium homes now dominate sales, accounting for 50% of transactions above ₹1 crore in major cities. This shift reflects changing buyer preferences, rising prosperity, and evolving lifestyle priorities.

Discover India's leading PropTech startups transforming real estate. From NoBroker's brokerage-free model to AI-powered platforms, explore how technology is revolutionizing property transactions.

Discover how 3D printed homes in India are revolutionizing affordable housing. Learn about costs, benefits, sustainability, and upcoming projects in this next gen technology.

REA Group, an Australian digital real estate advertising company, will launch its first India Global Capability Centre (GCC) in Gurugram in October. Steve Maidment, the company's chief technology officer, intends to raise India's employment to 10% of its worldwide team within two years.

Prefabrication and precast technologies are changing the Indian real estate and construction industries. Larsen & Toubro and Tata Realty & Infrastructure are leading the way in speedier, more efficient, and greener construction. Modern building methods promise to transform the industry.

The Indian real estate industry returned from the 2022 shock and maintained its record-breaking velocity into 2023, propelled by strong demand and supply. This article on Ghar tries to make sense of it all.