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As the government’s vision of a sustainable and inclusive urban expansion for Mumbai takes shape, the city has witnessed a suburban redevelopment surge with its transportation infrastructure entering a transformative phase. Metro connectivity and coastal roads are writing a new chapter of how our urban landscape has reshaped while creating fresh opportunities for real estate

India’s housing landscape is witnessing a remarkable generational shift. The millennial homebuyer, who is digitally native, financially aware, globally exposed & deeply rooted in Indian values, is rewriting the rules of real estate. This is not merely a market segment, it is the new heart of the Indian housing story. Until a decade ago, millennials

Mulund has long enjoyed the reputation of being Mumbai’s green suburb. But in the last few years, it has quietly stepped into a much bigger role: showing us how the next generation of homebuyers is shaping demand and how developers need to keep pace. No longer just a residential pocket on the Central line, Mulund

Mt K Kapital, a leading real estate investment management firm, has initiated its second fund with a target corpus of USD 450 million. The fund is backed by strong General Partners (GPs) and Limited Partners (LPs), reflecting confidence in Mt. K Kapital’s team as well as performance in its first fund. Their strategy to grow

Buying a home is exciting—sometimes overwhelmingly so. You step into a house, fall in love with the cozy living room, imagine morning coffee on the back porch, and begin picturing your life there. But behind all that excitement, there’s often a quiet question lingering: “Am I making the right decision?” That’s where a home inspection

For decades, India’s real estate market has been driven by aspiration—families investing their life savings in homes that symbolize security and progress. Yet, one crucial aspect remained overlooked: the scientific evaluation of a property’s health. While home inspections are standard practice in mature markets like the US and Europe, India is only now witnessing a

Brawn Globus, one of India’s leading integrated design and build firms, is pleased to announce the successful completion of the Accenture BDC7C Food Court in Bangalore. Project Details Project Name: Accenture BDC7C Food Court Location: Bangalore Typology: Corporate Office (Food Court) Client: Accenture Solutions Pvt. Ltd. Project Area: 20,000 sq. ft. Scope of Work: Design

Planned investment of approx. ₹ 7,200 crore, projected to generate a topline of around ₹ 12,000 crore  Spread across 150 acres; with plans to expand to nearly 200 acres, envisioned as NCR’s next economic and innovation hub Phase 1 spans 50 acres with 300 RERA-approved plots for Data Centres, Innovation Parks, EV Hubs, Retail Avenues