Institutional investors in India are increasingly adopting Development Management Agreements (DMAs) to maximize returns while mitigating execution risks in high-value urban real estate projects across Mumbai, Bengaluru, Gurugram, and Pune.

South-western Bengaluru has emerged as a dynamic real estate corridor driven by the Metro Purple Line completion and the upcoming Peripheral Ring Road, with property prices appreciating 15-21% in areas like Kengeri, Banashankari, and JP Nagar.

Bengaluru-based Prestige Group is set to launch a 5.2-acre residential project in Mumbai's Mira Road, marking its strategic expansion into the city's emerging suburban growth corridor with value-focused housing opportunities.

Prestige Group unveils Prestige Garden Trails in Mira Road, Mumbai—a ₹2,000 crore residential development featuring 1,324 apartments across 5.2 acres near Western Express Highway and upcoming Metro Line 9.

Hundreds of NRI investors remain trapped in a decade-long wait for their dream homes in Bengaluru's Ozone Urbana project, highlighting serious gaps in India's real estate protection mechanisms.

Bengaluru real estate developers have positively received Karnataka's updated setback guidelines under RMP 2015, citing improved design clarity and flexibility, though ongoing projects may face delays and increased costs during the transition period.

Bengaluru enforces revised building setback regulations from August 1, 2025, under RMP 2015 to improve urban spacing and livability standards.

In a landmark ruling, the Karnataka High Court has quashed a 24-year-old BDA land acquisition in Bengaluru, restoring property rights to landowners and setting a legal precedent for stalled acquisitions across India.

Bengaluru’s new urban bill may reshape real estate dynamics by integrating fringe towns, spurring land value growth and decentralised development.

Many new neighbourhoods near IT centres like Whitefield and Sarjapura in Bengaluru are experiencing a water shortage. A severe water scarcity plagues the city as summer approaches. Residents, particularly in high-rise buildings, are anxiously seeking water. The situation is exacerbated by dry wells.