Continuum Green Energy has received SEBI approval to raise INR 3,650 crore via an IPO. Backed by Morgan Stanley Infrastructure Partners, the company plans to use the proceeds to fund renewable energy projects. This IPO could become one of the largest in India's clean energy sector.

Tata Motors has signed a Power Purchase Agreement with Tata Power Renewable Energy to source 131 MW of green energy for six plants across Maharashtra and Gujarat. This move supports the company's commitment to sustainability and is expected to reduce carbon emissions by 2.6 lakh tonnes annually.

Grahm, a real estate advisory firm, plans to invest INR 100 crore in FY26 to expand operations to seven new cities. With a current presence in Mumbai and Pune, the company aims to tap into growing markets like Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Delhi-NCR through technology-driven services and physical offices.

MICL is set to redevelop the Bella Vista housing society, where Aamir Khan resides, in Mumbai's Pali Hill. The luxury project will feature 4 and 5 BHK apartments and is expected to launch by December 2025. The project highlights growing interest in high-end redevelopment in premium locations.

YEIDA has launched a new housing plot scheme offering 477 plots near Noida International Airport, with sizes ranging from 120 to 300 sq m. The scheme aims to meet rising demand in the area. Prices start at INR 28.32 lakh, and applications will be accepted until May 2.

Gujarat relaxed liquor permit rules for GIFT City, allowing permit holders to drink in restaurants and bars within city limits. Developers expect this liberalisation to boost investor confidence and attract global firms, enhancing real estate demand in India's only operational financial services centre.

Brigade Group plans to add 8 million sq ft of office space in Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Chennai over the next three years. The company also aims to double its managed flex space portfolio through its BuzzWorks arm, targeting strong demand from large enterprises and startups in southern India.

A growing number of office tenants in India are opting for green buildings, with 80-85% of leases now signed in sustainable spaces. The trend is driven by ESG compliance, energy efficiency goals, and demand for environmentally responsible workspaces among multinational corporations.

Industrial and logistics park developer IndoSpace has leased 1.2 million sq ft of warehousing space to Steelcase Asia Pacific Holdings in Tamil Nadu. The lease deal reflects rising demand for Grade A logistics infrastructure by global firms operating in India.

Tata Realty is investing INR 3,273 crore to develop a state-of-the-art IT park near Bengaluru airport. The project will include office spaces, retail outlets, and amenities designed to attract global tech companies and boost commercial real estate growth in the region.

Hyderabad-based Prime Developments has entered the Delhi-NCR real estate market with plans to launch premium residential and mixed-use projects. The company aims to tap into the growing demand for luxury housing and high-end living spaces in India's capital region.

The Karnataka Revenue Department has fast-tracked the Bhu Suraksha initiative, which digitises land ownership records and prevents fraudulent land transactions. The project uses blockchain-based technology to ensure data security and transparency across property-related processes.

UPEIDA has sought INR 486 crore to develop logistics clusters in Kanpur, Ghaziabad, and Lucknow under the PM Gati Shakti initiative. These clusters aim to streamline freight movement, boost regional trade, and enhance supply chain infrastructure in Uttar Pradesh.

The Chandigarh administration has proposed the demolition of two unauthorised colonies to advance its slum-free city mission. Residents will be relocated to government housing projects. The plan is part of a broader effort to improve urban infrastructure and regulate unplanned settlements.

The Gurugram Municipal Corporation has initiated a three-month drive to remove six lakh metric tonnes of construction waste dumped across the city. The move aims to improve waste management, reduce pollution, and create more sustainable urban spaces in the rapidly growing NCR region.

A child's complaint about a missing cricket pitch led to Hyderabad officials launching a major anti-encroachment drive in Raidurg. The crackdown resulted in the demolition of over 50 illegal structures, exposing large-scale encroachments on government land near IT corridors and residential zones.

More than 9,000 Pune citizens have signed a petition demanding a halt to construction on the city's hills and hill slopes. The protest highlights environmental concerns and calls for the implementation of eco-sensitive zoning regulations. Activists are urging authorities to enforce sustainable urban planning policies.

Apex body FONRWA in Ghaziabad is urging the Uttar Pradesh government to empower it to conduct RWA elections and mediate resident disputes. With conflicts rising in high-rise societies, the organisation seeks recognition and intervention powers to streamline governance and ensure accountability in resident welfare associations.

The Tamil Nadu Urban Habitat Development Board has fined a contractor INR 2.86 crore for delaying housing projects in Chennai's Perumbakkam. The penalty covers five projects under the PMAY scheme. Despite receiving advance payments, the contractor failed to meet deadlines, prompting the board to enforce contract terms strictly.

The Enforcement Directorate has attached land worth INR 377.2 crore owned by Dalmia Bharat Refractories in Tamil Nadu. The action is linked to a money laundering probe involving the company's purchase of land from a firm accused of bank fraud. The ED claims the land was acquired with proceeds of crime.

Property prices in London's Canary Wharf have stabilised post-pandemic, following earlier declines due to remote work trends. The area, once heavily reliant on office occupancy, is witnessing renewed investor interest, helped by increased residential development and a shift towards mixed-use neighbourhood planning.

The average 30-year mortgage rate in the US rose to 6.83%, its highest since early March, affecting home affordability during the peak spring buying season. The increase reflects ongoing inflation concerns and signals a cautious lending environment as the housing market navigates higher borrowing costs.

The Allahabad High Court has quashed YEIDA's demand for INR 114 crore as transfer fees on Gaursons real estate projects. The court ruled that the demand lacked legal backing and directed the authority to clear the path for project development, offering relief to the developer and affected homebuyers.

Oberoi Realty recorded a 31% jump in sales bookings to INR 5,266 crore in FY25, driven by strong demand in Mumbai's premium housing segment. The firm sold over 1.45 million sq ft of space and reported robust performance in key residential projects during the year.

Certus Capital has invested INR 500 crore across four residential projects in Mumbai, Pune, Bengaluru, and Hyderabad through its Earnnest platform. The funding aims to support mid-income and premium housing developments by established developers, reflecting investor confidence in India's growing residential real estate market.

A builder in Coimbatore was ordered by the consumer court to pay compensation for substandard construction and delayed possession. The buyer had purchased a villa near Karamadai, which was found to have major defects. The court awarded a refund with interest and damages for mental agony.

The Ludhiana Improvement Trust is awaiting Punjab government approval for a major residential and commercial scheme. Spread across 67.30 acres near Sidhwan Canal, the project aims to offer housing and commercial plots. LIT plans to launch it immediately after receiving the required nod.

Residents of Imperia Esfera in Gurugram's Sector 37C are facing power cut threats from the facility management agency over unpaid maintenance charges. Homeowners claim poor services and demand an audit of accounts. The dispute has escalated with calls for intervention from regulatory authorities.

The Enforcement Directorate arrested Unnati Group promoter Anurag Bhadauria in a money laundering case involving INR 114 crore collected from homebuyers for Noida-based projects. The group allegedly diverted funds without delivering flats. The arrest follows multiple FIRs filed under the Uttar Pradesh RERA Act and the Indian Penal Code.

The Uttar Pradesh government is planning to prohibit construction within 200 metres of the Ganga river across 25 districts. This move aims to protect the river's ecology and ensure sustainable development. A dedicated Ganga Development Authority will oversee the implementation and preservation efforts along the riverfront.

Pharma major MSN Group is entering real estate, aiming to develop 20 million sq ft in five years. The Hyderabad-based firm has already launched two high-end residential projects in Hyderabad and plans to focus on luxury housing. The company intends to diversify by expanding into commercial and plotted developments as well.

The Bombay High Court ordered Neelkamal Realtors to complete and hand over eight buildings in Wadala's Bhakti Park to MMRDA within a specified timeline. The directive follows years of delay in delivering the buildings meant to rehabilitate residents affected by infrastructure development projects in Mumbai.