Luxury Real Estate

Certus Capital, an institutional real estate investment and advisory firm, has invested Rs 80 crore in a luxury residential project being developed in Worli - one of the most sought after South Mumbai neighbourhood.

BGH Properties, a subsidiary of the Aditya Birla Group, has purchased a bungalow in an affluent Mumbai neighbourhood for Rs 220 crore

Chennai real estate has two distinct sides. Many inhabitants are relocating out from the city in pursuit of inexpensive houses under INR 1 crore, while demand for Chennai luxury residences in prominent metropolitan areas is rising significantly.

The post-covid age has seen a rebirth in the luxury hotel business in India as more and more people seek out luxurious vacations and accommodations.

Two directors of Kandoi Textiles, a maker and exporter of packaging fabrics and bags, have purchased four sea-facing luxury residences in Walkeshwar, South Mumbai for Rs. 217 crore

Attractive rental returns and potential capital appreciation in North Goa real estate is attracting property investors.

Godrej Properties has bought a 4-acre parcel of land in Pune's affluent Koregaon Park neighbourhood. The company plans to construct a luxury project on this premium plot.

UK Realty to Invest INR 3000 cr in Two Residential Projects in Mumbai - UK Luxecity & UK Iona

JP Taparia Family Acquires Sea View Luxury Triplex in Lodha Malabar, Walkeshwar For Almost 370 Cr INR

Incredible But True - DLF's Luxurious Property The Arbour SOLD OUT in 72 Hours, Grossing Around INR 8,000 Crores

GV Krishna Reddy, the founder and head of the infrastructure firm GVK Group, has sold two residential homes in Hyderabad for around INR 73.81 crore.

Real Estate Behemoth DLF begins building on a luxury home development in Gurugram with a projected revenue potential of Rs 7,500 crore.

23 Luxury Apartments in Worli Bought by Family and Friends of Damani of DMart for Around INR 1200 Crore

India's luxury real estate sector had a surge of high-priced transactions in 2022. Many of these luxury real estate transactions included the reinvestment of capital gains in order to avoid paying the Capital Gains Tax.

TVS Motor Company paid INR 65 crore for a residential property in Bengaluru, making it the most expensive residential property transaction in Bengaluru.