Vishal Gupta, Managing Director of Ashiana Housing, has been elected as the new President of CREDAI-NCR. The new leadership aims to drive policy reforms, promote sustainable development, and strengthen industry-government coordination across the National Capital Region's real estate sector.

SEBI Chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey has outlined potential regulatory enhancements for REITs and InvITs, including market index inclusion, expanded mutual fund participation, and greenfield project access for private InvITs, aimed at deepening market liquidity and institutional participation.

A leading pan-India homebuyers' association has urged the Union Housing Ministry to address critical gaps in RERA enforcement, proposing mandatory escrow accounts for amenities, builder verification mechanisms, uniform exit policies, and standardized operating procedures across state regulators.

Nearly a decade after RERA's introduction, Indian homebuyers continue battling project delays, poor construction quality, and broken developer promises, with regulatory enforcement remaining weak and inconsistent across states.

India's Supreme Court has ordered comprehensive reforms to strengthen Real Estate Regulatory Authorities nationwide, mandating enhanced staffing, expert inclusion, and standardized escrow procedures within six months.

Indian real estate stocks soared up to 12% on September 15, 2025, driven by Federal Reserve rate cut expectations and anticipated regulatory reforms in Uttar Pradesh, pushing the Nifty Realty index to its strongest level in 13 sessions.

The Odisha government has announced a comprehensive transformation of its Real Estate Regulatory Authority (ORERA) through strategic reforms aimed at strengthening homebuyer protection and improving regulatory oversight.

Industry experts analyze how REITs are revolutionizing India's commercial real estate investment landscape with professional management, liquidity, and regulatory support.

Despite rising Indo-Pak tensions, experts say India’s real estate market is unlikely to collapse. While home sales may see short-term dips, the sector remains fundamentally strong and resilient, backed by regulatory reforms and economic stability.

India’s real estate market is witnessing a sharp surge in property prices driven by regulatory reforms, premium demand, and NRI investments. But does this growth reflect true market health or mask deeper affordability concerns?

India’s office market is witnessing record demand, with MNCs and GCCs driving occupancy rates to decade-high levels.

Unsold home inventory in the National Capital Region (NCR) has dropped 57% in five years. Unsold stock fell from 200,000 units in Q1 2018 to 86,420 units in Q1 2024, the greatest drop in the nation.

Over the last two years, India's real estate business has seen record sales, increasing demand for construction and sales skills. Since competent workers are scarce, consultancy companies and developers are hiring new graduates from business schools.