Greater Noida property rates increase by 3.5% following the GNIDA revision, reflecting higher investor demand ahead of the Noida International Airport launch.

Dalmia Bharat acquires Jaiprakash Associates cement assets for ₹2,850 crore, scaling capacity to 54.7 MTPA to enhance market reach and reduce volatility.

Embassy Developments reports an ₹872 crore net loss for FY26 as total income dropped 25%. This analysis explores the firm's financial path and land holdings.

Pune ready-mix concrete operators face new restrictions as the administration develops a strict SOP within three weeks to curb local pollution and congestion.

The Chandigarh administration confirms it will not allow industrial plot conversion to retail, prioritizing existing zoning under the Master Plan 2031 policy.

Residential project investment increases as developers target growth in Lucknow and Hyderabad, revealing strategic shifts in the Indian real estate market.

Mahindra Lifespace Developers confirms a major revenue surge for FY26 as the company reports strong growth across residential and industrial project portfolios.

Mumbai warehousing absorption leads India as national leasing activity softens in Q1 2026; industry experts expect annual demand to exceed 45 million sq ft.

UP Unified Industrial Rules aim to streamline construction in Noida, Greater Noida, and YEIDA, linking FAR to road width to boost vertical development growth.

Corporate tax demands hit Shree Cement, Ansal Housing, and Kesoram as firms plan legal challenges, reflecting a broader push for tax compliance in India.

BMW expands Pune logistics footprint by securing a new 1.35 lakh sq ft lease in Chakan. The automotive giant aims to bolster its Indian supply chain network.

Private equity investments in Indian real estate reached ₹36,000 crore in FY26, marking a seven-year high as commercial office assets drive national growth.

Parakh Foods land acquisition in Ambernath signals strategic expansion into Mumbai Metropolitan Region logistics infrastructure.

India warehousing stock metric surges past 549 million sq ft, led by Mumbai and NCR markets.

JSW Cement inaugurates its greenfield integrated cement plant in Nagaur, Rajasthan, significantly boosting its total grinding capacity to 24.1 MTPA. This strategic entry into North India aims to meet rising demand in Rajasthan, Haryana, Punjab, and the NCR, supported by an ₹800 crore investment.