Mumbai's commercial real estate market has emerged as India's leading model for future-ready metropolitan growth, driven by infrastructure expansion, flexible workspace demand, and strategic investor confidence throughout 2025.

CREDAI-Colliers report reveals India's real estate sector could reach $5-10 trillion by 2047, comprising 20% of GDP, driven by urbanization, REIT growth, and sustainable development trends.

India faces a severe affordable housing crisis with shortages projected to reach 30 million units by 2030, as supply-demand gaps widen due to weak private investment and regulatory challenges.

Knight Frank's latest report exposes a severe affordable housing crisis in India's major cities, with new supply dropping to just one-third of demand in 2025, threatening the country's urban housing goals.

Discover how Hyderabad's real estate market is evolving in 2025 with rising demand in suburbs and premium housing. Learn about current trends, infrastructure delays, regulatory issues, and growth opportunities.

The real estate sector in Tier-II Indian cities experienced remarkable growth between January and September 2024.

Urban India's socio-economic landscape is undergoing a dramatic shift. According to Kantar’s ‘India at Crossroads’ report, the number of affluent households in cities has jumped by 86% from 2019 to 2024.

More and more, real estate developers are incorporating senior living into bigger urban housing developments rather than constructing separate facilities on the fringes of cities. Learn more about it on Ghar.tv.

Back-to-work culture will effect the residential real estate market as it grows. This may increase demand for smaller, cheaper city residences. Urban inexpensive housing is becoming more enticing as neighbours, job, and community replace luxuries.

The Indian real estate industry returned from the 2022 shock and maintained its record-breaking velocity into 2023, propelled by strong demand and supply. This article on Ghar tries to make sense of it all.

In the backdrop of the disruption caused by Covid-19, the government will look into the demands of the real estate industry, including an extension of project completion timeline by 6-9 months and extension of building permissions secured already as per Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs.