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Major Real Estate Developers Announce New Projects in the Delhi-National Capital Region in 2023-2024

Birla Estates, the real estate division of the Aditya Birla Group, staged a music and light spectacular at its upscale property Birla Vanya in Kalyan West.

Flexible supplier of office space WeWork India has signed a long-term lease with real estate developer K Raheja Corp for a commercial facility in Pune with almost 100,000 square feet of space.

Mumbai-based real estate development company Arkade Group has purchased a plot from the Bajaj group's Hercules Hoists for little more than Rs 103 crore.

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

K Raheja Corp Homes, the development arm of real estate developer K Raheja, will build a 1 million-square-foot luxury home complex on a 3-acre premium plot in Mahalaxmi, South Mumbai.

The Vasavi Group has introduced Ananda Nilayam, a new gated community development in Hyderabad.

Bharat Realty Venture, one of Mumbai's most notable real estate development firms, has recently bought two major societies for redevelopment in the western districts of Andheri west and Vile Parle west.

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.

Several significant developments in the union budget for 2023 directly or indirectly affect the Indian real estate and infrastructure industries.

IT services company Persistent Systems has rented almost 2000 seats from Smartworks, a supplier of flexible office spaces as per news from the Indian co-working sector.