Janardhan Kompally, Founder and CEO of Makuta Developers

28 Aug 2025

Janardhan Kompally, Founder and CEO of Makuta Developers, says high-rises define modern India as cities grow vertically to meet urban demand. He believes a building's value lies in how it ages, stressing sustainability, ventilation, green spaces, and energy efficiency as key to long-term livability. Founded in 2016, Makuta has delivered premium projects in Hyderabad and Vikarabad, using tools like BIM, smart façades, and high-performance materials to ensure quality. Sustainability is embedded from design through local sourcing, passive cooling, and eco-friendly finishes.Read more

Mr. Aditya Kushwaha, CEO and Director, Axis Ecorp.

27 Aug 2025

Goa, long known for its beaches and laid-back lifestyle, is witnessing a new phase of real estate activity with the upcoming Goa-Mumbai Expressway set to change the way second homes are owned and enjoyed. The improved connectivity is expected to cut travel time nearly by half, making frequent visits practical and boosting both lifestyle appeal and investment potential. This shift is reshaping buyer demographics, spurring fractional ownership, and bringing lesser-known coastal villages and hinterlands onto the second-home map.Read more

Mr Aditya N Shah, Director, Mayfair Housing

27 Aug 2025

Mumbai, the country's financial capital and most populous city, is preparing for large-scale redevelopment to address ageing infrastructure and rising population demands. With predictions of increasing urban GDP contribution and growing need for office and housing space, cluster redevelopment under DCPR 2034 has been positioned as the solution. By incentivising developers with higher FSI and focusing on sustainability, the city aims to modernise neighbourhoods while ensuring inclusivity, affordable housing, and long-term urban resilience.Read more

Mr. Jash Panchamia, Promoter, Suraksha Smart City

18 Aug 2025

Integrated townships have increasingly become a sought-after option for homebuyers and investors as they offer a blend of lifestyle, connectivity, and long-term value. Unlike traditional housing complexes, they integrate residences with schools, healthcare facilities, retail hubs, and recreation areas. Developers are aligning them with major transport corridors and civic infrastructure, while sustainability, wellness, and community-building remain central themes. This fusion of convenience, inclusivity, and future appreciation makes them a secure long-term investment.Read more

Mihir Lunia, Founder and Chief Executive of Brego Land

16 Aug 2025

Owning land in India has traditionally been seen as a long-term aspiration, often reserved for retirement or wealth preservation. However, a growing shift is emerging, particularly in Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities, where affordability, improved infrastructure, and lifestyle benefits are driving immediate land purchases. Young professionals, families, and first-time investors are moving beyond metropolitan markets, attracted by lower entry points, cleaner environments, and evolving lifestyle hubs. This trend is fuelled by government incentives, economic ripple effects, and increasing transparency in land transactions, signalling a fundamental transformation in the country's property market.Read more

Ms Minal Srinivasan, Managing Director of Kesari Infrabuild Private Limited

15 Aug 2025

Urban development and environmental conservation are often perceived as conflicting goals; however, when integrated strategically, both can flourish. This article by Ms Minal Srinivasan, Managing Director of Kesari Infrabuild Private Limited, outlines key principles for harmonising growth with sustainability. It highlights the importance of green infrastructure, zoning, community involvement, and transit-oriented development. With responsible planning, cities can enhance biodiversity, climate resilience, and public well-being while accommodating urban expansion.Read more

Authored Article - Ankit Lodha, Founder, LA Empire

03 Aug 2025

Vacation homes, once a luxury limited to the elite, are increasingly becoming mainstream assets for modern homeowners in India. Driven by flexible work culture, wellness-focused living, and rental income opportunities, buyers are opting for second homes in scenic destinations such as Goa, Lonavala, and Coorg. With millennials and Gen Z prioritising work-life balance, developers are responding with eco-conscious, tech-enabled properties. The trend reflects a shift towards sustainable, multi-functional real estate investments that combine leisure, income, and long-term lifestyle goals.Read more

Mr. Nagabhushana Reddy, Founder & Managing Director, NBR Group

31 Jul 2025

Luxury housing in Bengaluru is undergoing a quiet transformation, moving away from traditional notions of scale and opulence to embrace wellness-driven, tech-integrated, and emotionally resonant design. Fuelled by the preferences of affluent buyers including global professionals and tech entrepreneurs, high-end homes are now being crafted around nature-inspired architecture, multifunctional interiors, and smart automation. Reports indicate that India's luxury housing market is projected to reach INR 124.20 billion by 2030, with Bengaluru positioned as a key growth centre.Read more

Mr. Aditya N. Shah, Director of Mayfair Housing.

20 Jul 2025

Mira Road has evolved from a peripheral suburb into a fast-developing luxury real estate destination, attracting homebuyers and investors seeking premium living at more reasonable rates than central Mumbai. Backed by improved infrastructure, expansive residential projects, and growing connectivity via highways and the metro, the area now combines affordability with sophistication. Its strategic location, proximity to IT parks, and inclusion in upcoming developments like the Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train and coastal road extension have significantly raised its desirability. Mira Road is now emerging as a prime residential zone with strong growth prospects and superior value for investment.Read more

Vijay Gupta, MD & CEO, Softtech Engineer

20 Jul 2025

The construction sector, long reliant on fragmented systems and manual tracking, is undergoing a digital overhaul with the rise of Construction ERP software. These platforms consolidate core project functions-budgeting, scheduling, resource allocation, and communication-into a single interface. Real-time dashboards, mobile integration, and flexible scalability help project managers stay in control and respond to delays proactively. ERP solutions not only reduce errors and improve collaboration across teams and sites, but also enable data-driven decision-making and financial forecasting. The technology is becoming indispensable for contractors aiming to remain efficient, agile, and competitive in a fast-evolving industry.Read more