India's top real estate developers hit historic ₹1 lakh crore sales in FY24. Godrej Properties leads with ₹22,527 cr, driven by luxury housing demand and NRI investments across Mumbai, Bengaluru & NCR markets.

The office leasing industry is heavily influenced by GCCs in India because to their skill and cost advantages. GCCs continue to alter India's commercial real estate market as they develop across industries.

The Indian housing market hit a new milestone in FY24, with sales reaching an all-time high over the past decade. A remarkable 5 lakh units were sold, marking a significant leap in the demand for homes.

In the third quarter of fiscal year 24, Bengaluru-based real estate developer The Prestige Group earned Rs 5,326.1 crore. Over the last year, growth has been 111%. A January 9 regulatory filing indicated a 5.46 million-square-foot construction.

Ashiana Housing, a New Delhi-based real estate developer, plans to spend Rs 650-700 crore in land and building in 2023-24. The business wants to book Rs 1,500 crore in area in FY24 and add 7-8 million sq ft in three years.

In nine months, DLF, India's top real estate developer, met its FY24 bookings estimate. On the heels of a successful 7,200 crore flat sale in their newest project, DLF Privana South in Gurugram's Sectors 76 and 77.

Lodha, or Macrotech Developers, is on track to beat its fiscal year predictions. Real estate professionals are excited as the business is on course to exceed its FY24 gross development value (GDV) of INR 17,500 crore in the first half.