The Marathi New Year, Gudi Padwa (Ugadi in certain southern regions), is celebrated with considerable fervour throughout India. These days represent fresh beginnings and promise, making them suitable for big purchases like homes.

DLF sells 4.67 acres of excellent Chennai property to Cholamandalam Finance for Rs 735 crore, one of Chennai's largest real estate land deals in Chennai.

February 2024 saw record property registrations in Mumbai's real estate market. Under the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation's (BMC) authority, 12,040 units were registered by 8 p.m. on Thursday, with predictions of a little rise.

As the festive bells chime, the real estate market in India unfurls a variety of lucrative property investment opportunities. Celebrations come adorned not just with vibrant lights and joy, but with an array of real estate deals shimmering with potential.

More than 7,500 property deals were registered in Mumbai in September 2021 (as of September 29) which is an almost 11 percent increase month-on-month (MoM) compared to August 2021, according to data from the Inspector General of Registration (IGR), Maharashtra, available until September 29.

There is a certain buzz in the Indian real estate circles with regards to a major step by the government to link Aadhaar with property deals. Many Indian real estate experts feel that this could bring a big revolution in the Indian property market making it cleaner and more transparent.

One of the dullest periods during the entire year for the real estate market is the Pitru Paksha as the property buying majority refrains from doing any deals or even making any commitment towards buying a property. The Shraddh period is regarded as inaus