Mukul Bansal, MD of Motiaz Group, discusses Punjab’s booming real estate, evolving buyer trends, key growth hubs, and how Motiaz is driving sustainable, premium developments across the Tricity region.
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RTI, an instrument to empower consumers to seek information from public platforms to safeguard their interests, complements RERA by aiding to tone up its functioning.
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This year Navratri (heralding the festive season) has not seen the kind of frenzy in print ads to woo aspiring homebuyers. As digital -first approach gains prominence and media-mix evolve, there is a perceptible change in the marketing and sales strategy of real estate developers.
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Just a few days before World Habitat Day, we got the heartening news of Chandigarh becoming India's first slum-free city. But this is just a flash in the pan as millions of Indians are either shelterless or living in slums in sub-human conditions, in complete disregard to the UN charter promising basic right to adequate shelter.
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Festive season 2025 may revive housing demand with rate cuts, GST reforms & better sentiment, despite past dips. Luxury drives sales, while affordable housing sees modest revival.
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India’s housing market faces affordability and sales decline, but festive season hopes rest on GST cuts, rate reductions, infra growth, and strong demand for premium homes.
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Maharashtra's recently announced progressive Housing Policy 2025, has created a replicable blueprint that may well prove to be a game changer for other states in giving the much needed push to senior housing that suffers from serious demand-supply imbalance.
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The disruption and the uncertainty caused by the tariff tirade unleashed by the US President Donald Trump against India, has kicked up a debate about its likely impact on India's businesses and economy. What will be the fall out of additional 50% tariff imposed on Indian exports, on the real estate sector?
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Post-liberalization reforms, REITs, fractional ownership, and PMAY have made real estate more affordable, accessible, and secure, opening lucrative investment avenues for retail investors.
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Gurgaon administration's move to hike circle rates of residential properties for FY 2025-26 from August 1, in the range of 8% to 77%, amidst prevailing sky- rocketing prices, is set to further push up cost of home acquisition, in turn adversely impacting the housing sales which have been facing slowdown for the last three quarters.
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