Trump's $100,000 H-1B visa fee increase is prompting thousands of Indian professionals to reconsider their US plans, potentially triggering a significant wave of property investments back home as NRIs explore alternative long-term strategies.

Discover how technology is transforming India's property market. From fractional ownership starting at ₹10,000 to virtual tours and blockchain security - learn how digital solutions are making real estate investment accessible for young professionals, NRIs, and small investors across India.

NAREDCO MAHI Convention 2025 showcased women leaders driving sustainable real estate transformation in India. Learn how female professionals are reshaping green development, RERA policies, and NextGen mentorship programs for inclusive urban growth.

Puravankara secures ₹1,000+ crore East Bengaluru land for ultra-luxury housing. 5.5-acre project with 0.83M sq ft launches in 6-9 months for IT professionals.

Complete guide to NAR India - India's largest real estate organization with 50,000+ members. Learn about membership benefits, training programs, RERA compliance & professional certification.

India’s real estate market is booming, with opportunities spanning residential, commercial, and luxury properties. Real estate professionals must employ an expansive range of lead generation methods to attract and nurture potential buyers in a competitive market.

Real estate professionals are concerned about GST on leasehold land transactions. As authorities send GST notifications on stamp duty-exempt transactions, are these transfers sales or services? This may hurt developers, companies, and homebuyers financially.

In India's dynamic real estate market, virtual staging has become a key tool, helping buyers like Maya and Rajesh Sharma, IT professionals from London, navigate the property landscape in Mumbai. They shifted from traditional online listings to virtual staging.

With several multinationals setting up shop in India and NRI professionals returning in droves to take up lucrative assignments here, many Indian cities are now witnessing an increased demand for commercial and residential property in prime locations.