Vingroup and Vinhomes have been recognized by TIME (USA) in the ranking of ASIA-PACIFIC’S BEST COMPANIES OF 2026, placing both companies among the Top 500 enterprises in the region. The simultaneous presence of Vingroup and Vinhomes with impressive rankings in TIME’s prestigious list not only affirms the global scale and stature of their ecosystem, but
· Equipped with high-tech entertainment systems and a live kitchen · Offers a luxurious, premium ambience with a strong focus on customer experience, safety, and security—making it an ideal family entertainment destination In line with the rapid transformation of Greater Noida into a major commercial and residential hub following the announcement of Jewar Airport, Wave
From being once known primarily as an industrial enclave, Thane’s Wagle Estate has turned into one of Mumbai Metropolitan Region’s most promising commercial and business locations. Likened to being Thane’s “BKC equivalent” in many ways, Wagle Estate has seen a sea change driven by a steady influx of IT firms, pharmaceutical companies, and manufacturing units.
How Paranjape Schemes turned a family philosophy into one of India’s most successful community-driven real estate legacies In a sector often driven by speculation and speed, Paranjape Schemes (Construction) Ltd. represents a more deliberate model of growth one anchored in continuity, governance discipline, and long-term urban thinking. Over 35 years, the Pune-headquartered developer has delivered
Mumbai is on its way to a transform at a rapid pace. This incremental change made possible through smarter redevelopment and neighbourhood-level infrastructure upgrades, have quietly improved everyday life. For a city where change is constant, Sion is a compelling example of a central locality that is set to reap benefits of planned urban living.
Traditionally, urban homes in India have followed a familiar blueprint—mid to high-rise residential buildings offering multiple 2, 3, or even 4 BHK apartments, thoughtfully designed to accommodate families for generations. While this model has served well for decades, it is increasingly being challenged by rapid urbanisation. According to World Bank projections, India’s cities are expected
India’s residential real estate market has transitioned from a post-pandemic rebound into a phase of structurally supported growth, characterised by steady absorption, improving balance-sheet health, and increasing end-user participation. Despite global macroeconomic headwinds, domestic housing demand has remained resilient, supported by income expansion, favourable demographics, and a clear shift toward quality-led home ownership. According to
For decades, the value of a building has been defined by its location, structure, and physical amenities. Power, water, and basic services formed the backbone of how projects were planned, delivered, and operated. Today, quietly joining this list of musts, there is another layer: one that places digital infrastructure as no longer a nice-to-have
Hyderabad, Telangana, India: Realty developer Anvita Group has unveiled an aggressive growth roadmap combining domestic scale-up with international market entry, signaling its intent to position itself among emerging mid-to-large real estate players. The company Chairman Boppana Achyuta Rao disclosed that it currently has 10 million sq. ft. under construction—equivalent to roughly 4,200 housing units—while an
The Union Budget 2026 sends a strong, reassuring signal to the real estate and infrastructure ecosystem. The focused allocation for Tier 2 markets recognises where India’s next major real estate opportunity will take shape. These cities offer something compelling: land availability, room to scale, and strong growth potential. The introduction of the Infrastructure Risk Guarantee
