British engineering giant JCB has set a new world land speed record of 406.320 mph with its hydrogen-powered JCB Hydromax. The car recorded the average speed 400.623 mph in its first run across the Bonneville Salt Flats, and 412.135 mph on its second run, giving the average of 406.320 mph – the fastest a hydrogen
TransIndia Group has crossed the Rs 200 crore sales milestone at TransIndia Meridian, its flagship residential development in Mumbai’s Sion–Matunga corridor. With over 125 residences sold, the project has recorded a robust end-user demand, underlining the continued preference for established neighbourhoods offering strong connectivity, social infrastructure and long-term value. The strongest interest at TransIndia Meridian
Knauf highlights the growing role of insulation, building envelopes and passive design in enabling sustainable, comfortable and future-ready infrastructure India’s construction and infrastructure sector is entering a decisive phase, as rising temperatures, growing urbanization and ambitious sustainability targets reshape the way buildings are designed and delivered. With cooling demand increasing sharply across the country, climate-responsive
Mumbai has for many decades moved northwards, with peripheral locations largely serving as residential catchments. The city’s expanding workforce hold key to a familiar pattern that the city’s real estate has evolved around. As land became scarce and property prices rose, it gave impetus to Mumbai’s outward expansion into areas like Vasai. Today, however, that
Residential values in Mumbai have been traditionally linked to the location, making the “address of a home” a major defining factor for ascertaining value or even for that matter “class” to a large extent. The equation to determine a home’s value is now rapidly changing as the city undergoes one of the largest infrastructure transformations
For Maharashtra’s affluent homebuyers, the new benchmark of luxury is no longer how much space one owns, but where that space is located. Increasingly, high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs), entrepreneurs, business leaders, and next-generation wealth creators across Mumbai, Pune, Nashik, Nagpur and other emerging premium corridors, are gravitating toward what industry experts increasingly describe as ‘power addresses’.
Under the leadership of Mr. Sukhraj Nahar, President, CREDAI-MCHI, the apex body of real estate developers in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR), the association is set to host the 10th Anniversary Edition of the CREDAI-MCHI Design & Construction Conference 2026 on Wednesday, 19th August 2026, at the Jio World Convention Centre, Mumbai. The landmark edition
India’s trillion-dollar digital economy is being built on a foundation of strong data centre facilities. While the creation of data centre space was once relegated to small, enterprise-owned server rooms, world-class data centres have now become a top-level strategic priority for the country. This boom can be attributed to a combination of factors, including the
Commercial real estate has always reflected the changing priorities of business. Every major shift in the workplace, from globalization and digitization to sustainability and hybrid work, has influenced how commercial assets are designed and operated. Today, another shift is reshaping the industry, one that is less visible than architecture or amenities but increasingly central to
Globally, there is heightened awareness of climate change and its impact on the planet. The Indian real estate sector too has begun to reflect this wave with homebuyers increasingly prioritising sustainable housing options. For most homebuyers, affordability, location and size are key considerations. As purchasing power grows, demand for additional amenities and conveniences including luxury
