Fly ash brick prices in Madhya Pradesh climb by 17% starting June, impacting infrastructure projects and residential construction costs across the region.

Construction costs surge 25% across India, creating delays for developers. This report examines the impact on project delivery, labor, and market viability.

Construction costs surge 25 percent in India as developers face material shortages and supply chain disruptions during the 2026 fiscal year period.

Oberoi Realty projects face a 3% rise in construction costs due to global instability, yet the firm maintains steady margins via strategic project buffers.

Kansai Nerolac Paints reveals a 48% profit decline to ₹576 crore in FY26. This analysis explores how rising costs and currency volatility impacted margins.

Lodha Developers monitors construction costs amid regional instability, evaluating margin impacts and project timelines across its luxury housing portfolio.

Reserve Bank of India maintains repo rate, offering stability to the real estate market. Analysis shows how this decision impacts homebuyers and developers.

In 2019, a ₹1.5 crore budget bought a cramped 2-BHK in a Tier-1 metro. In 2026, it commands a 4-BHK villa in Lucknow. This isn't inflation; it's the geographic redistribution of India's housing wealth, driven by the death of the daily commute. Our definitive 2026 analysis decodes the new investment calculus.

Cement input costs surge across India, threatening producer realisations amid existing overcapacity pressures in the sector.

Rising energy costs are significantly impacting Indian real estate by escalating construction expenses and straining material supply chains.

Rising construction costs squeeze developer margins across India, driven by supply chain hurdles and labour shortages.

Indian real estate costs surge as CREDAI and NAREDCO warn of material inflation linked to the US-Iran conflict.

Supply chain risks elevate Indian real estate costs; developers warn of elevated input prices and project delays.

Cement price hike signals inflationary pressure across the Indian real estate market due to rising energy inputs through March 2026.

A significant ruling by the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal clarifies that indexation for Long-Term Capital Gains (LTCG) on inherited real estate must commence from the original owner’s acquisition year, not the date of inheritance. This decision offers substantial potential tax savings for heirs selling ancestral assets.