Union Budget 2026–27 prioritises infrastructure, connectivity and capital reforms, strengthening investor confidence and positioning real estate for sustained, long-term growth.
Research shows that in major Indian metros, over 40–50 percent of new housing supply in recent years has shifted toward ...
India's housing prices are projected to rise 5-10% annually amid strong demand, urbanisation, and rising incomes, according ...
India’s NEP 2020 reforms are driving a massive academic infrastructure boom, with ANAROCK estimating demand for 2.7 billion ...
Gurugram topped Mumbai for the second year in a row in ultra-luxury housing sales, clocking Rs 24,120 crore in 2025 for homes priced above Rs 10 crore. Dwarka Expressway and Golf Course Extension Road ...
India’s Union Budget for FY27 has laid much thrust and emphasis on infrastructure development and fiscal discipline. Although there are no fresh ...
What sets Budget 2026 apart is its integrated focus on infrastructure development, urban planning, manufacturing ecosystems, and capital market reforms The Union Budget 2026 marks a decisive shift in ...
Cities hold the key to India’s future. In just five years from now, Indian cities are expected to generate over 70 per cent of new jobs. In another 25 years, the country’s urban population is likely ...
In recent decades, South Asian nations have emerged as pivotal destination points for major infrastructure investments from both India and China. Stretching from the shores of the Indian Ocean to the ...
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