SBI Term Loan: RLLR: 8.15 | 7.25% - 8.45%
Canara Bank: RLLR: 8 | 7.15% - 10%
ICICI Bank: RLLR: -- | 8.5% - 9.65%
Punjab & Sind Bank: RLLR: 7.3 | 7.3% - 10.7%
Bank of Baroda: RLLR: 7.9 | 7.2% - 8.95%
Federal Bank: RLLR: -- | 8.75% - 10%
IndusInd Bank: RLLR: -- | 7.5% - 9.75%
Bank of Maharashtra: RLLR: 8.05 | 7.1% - 9.15%
Yes Bank: RLLR: -- | 7.4% - 10.54%
Karur Vysya Bank: RLLR: 8.8 | 8.5% - 10.65%

Asset class : Residential

UK's Warehouse REIT accepts Blackstone's GBP 470 million acquisition proposal

11 Jun 2025

Blackstone has reached a definitive agreement to acquire Warehouse REIT for 470 million pounds, offering 110.6 pence per share, including a 1.6 pence dividend. This offer represents a 34.2% premium over the stock's closing price prior to the initial bid announcement. The transaction follows a revised valuation after due diligence, reflecting differing perspectives on certain assets. Warehouse REIT has faced constraints from rising interest rates, weak economic conditions, and restricted access to capital. The acquisition aligns with a broader trend of American firms acquiring undervalued UK assets, reinforcing Blackstone's strategic expansion in the logistics and industrial real estate sectors.Read more

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Bengaluru gears up to demolish over 100 buildings to restore stormwater flow and tackle floods

11 Jun 2025

Karnataka's deputy chief minister Shri D K Shivakumar has announced that approximately 100 buildings obstructing stormwater drains in Bengaluru will be demolished to prevent urban flooding. Invoking the Disaster Management Act, the government aims to ensure the free flow of rainwater. The BBMP chief commissioner has been granted full authority to carry out these demolitions, with compensation considered for affected property owners. This initiative follows inspections of flood-prone areas like Yelahanka and Manyata tech park, where significant waterlogging has been observed.Read more

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Supreme Court directs speedy resolution of landlord-tenant disputes

11 Jun 2025

The Supreme Court has instructed High Courts to adjudicate landlord-tenant disputes under the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, within one year. The directive came during a case concerning a long-standing commercial property dispute in Delhi's Khan Market. The court highlighted that such cases often remain unresolved for decades, unfairly depriving landlords of property rights and burdening civil courts. It stressed that possession suits should be handled swiftly, especially when a tenant's legal right to occupy has ended. The apex court reaffirmed that once a lease is terminated, landlords have the right to reclaim possession through civil proceedings, which should not face undue delays. High Courts have been urged to implement measures ensuring timely resolution of such cases, helping to streamline property-related litigation and uphold landlord rights.Read more

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UP to sign new lease deals for 13 sports city projects after court ruling

11 Jun 2025

The Uttar Pradesh government will draft new lease agreements for 13 sports city projects following a recent High Court ruling mandating a review of earlier contracts. The move aims to resolve legal ambiguities and enable smooth progress on these key infrastructure developments. Spread across the state, the sports cities are intended to boost grassroots sports, attract major events, and support economic growth. Officials are working with developers and legal experts to ensure the new leases align with court directives and offer greater transparency. This step marks a shift from past delays caused by legal and bureaucratic hurdles. The initiative is part of the state's broader vision to diversify its economy, generate employment, and position Uttar Pradesh as a hub for sports infrastructure. Finalising the leases is expected to accelerate project completion and stimulate local development.Read more

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Mumbai Property Deals: Shaula Real Estates purchases INR 225 crore duplex in Naman Xana, Worli

11 Jun 2025

Shaula Real Estates, a private firm where Tanya Dubash-daughter of Godrej Industries Chairman Adi Godrej-is a director, has acquired a lavish duplex apartment in Mumbai's Worli locality for nearly INR 226 crore. The purchase was part of the Naman Xana project, an upscale under-construction residential development. The deal, executed in May, stands out as one of the most expensive primary transactions this year, with the per sq ft value on the carpet area reaching approximately INR 2.45 lakh. The move reflects continued investor confidence in Mumbai's high-end residential market.Read more

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Hiranandani Communities eyes INR 1,100 crore revenue from first phase of The Arena in MMR

11 Jun 2025

Hiranandani Communities is aiming to generate revenue exceeding INR 1,100 crore from the initial phase of its new residential project, The Arena, within the sprawling 588-acre Hiranandani Fortune City township in Panvel. Featuring around 600 units, the project taps into the rising demand for quality housing in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region, fuelled by increasing incomes, growing employment opportunities, and the migration of skilled talent seeking comprehensive living environments. The township has already delivered more than 2,200 apartments, with high occupancy rates and over 3,000 satisfied residents.Read more

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Loading gap widens in Indian housing, raising questions about value for money

11 Jun 2025

A recent Anarock report reveals that the average loading factor in Indian apartments has surged to nearly 40% in early 2025, up from 31% in 2019. The loading percentage represents the difference between the super-built-up area and actual carpet area, with buyers now receiving only about 60% of usable space. Cities like MMR (43%), Bengaluru (41%), and Delhi-NCR (41%) show the sharpest increases. The rise is driven by demand for lifestyle amenities-clubhouses, gyms, terraces-especially among millennial buyers. While RERA mandates disclosure of carpet area, there is no cap on loading, allowing developers to package extensive common facilities into projects. Experts note this shift reflects evolving buyer preferences focused on community living and wellness. However, the widening gap between livable and super-built-up space calls for greater transparency and potential regulation to ensure balanced value for homebuyers.Read more

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Birla Estates secures INR 420 crore from IFC for projects in Thane and Pune

11 Jun 2025

Birla Estates has recently raised USD 50 million (INR 420 crore) from the International Finance Corporation (IFC) to fund two major real estate projects in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region and Pune. The investment will be channelled through two Special Purpose Vehicles, where Birla Estates retains majority economic interest. This funding underscores the company's commitment to sustainable urban development and aims to enhance housing accessibility, particularly for first-time homeowners. With recent expansions into key markets including NCR, Bengaluru, and Pune, Birla Estates is rapidly scaling its presence in India's competitive real estate sector.Read more

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Top 26 real estate firms clock INR 1.62 lakh crore in sales, up 20% in FY25

11 Jun 2025

India's leading listed real estate companies experienced significant growth in property sales bookings during the past fiscal year, crossing INR 1.62 lakh crore collectively-a rise of over 20% compared to the previous year. Godrej Properties led the pack with nearly INR 30,000 crore in pre-sales, followed by market heavyweight DLF Ltd and other prominent developers like Macrotech Developers and Prestige Estates. The residential segment, especially luxury homes, dominated sales, while commercial properties contributed modestly. Market analysts attributed this strong performance to growing consumer preference for established, reputable developers amid concerns over stalled housing projects.Read more

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Navi Mumbai: NMMC cracks down on unsafe buildings with mandatory structural audit rule

10 Jun 2025

The Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (NMMC) has flagged 527 buildings as dangerous following a recent survey under the Maharashtra Municipal Corporation Act. It has reiterated that structures over 30 years old must undergo a structural audit by a certified civil or structural engineer registered with the civic body. Property owners must submit proof of completed repairs and certification confirming the building's safety. A fine of INR 25,000 or the annual property tax whichever is higher may be levied on those failing to comply. Citizens have also been strongly advised to vacate unsafe premises immediately.Read more

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Paradigm Anantaara

10 Jun 2025

Mumbai City, India

Paradigm Anantaara in Shimpoli, Mumbai, offers luxurious 2, 3, 4, and 6 BHK flats with top-tier amenities like an infinity pool, gym, and mini-theatre. Nestled in Borivali West, it ensures excellent connectivity via Shimpoli Metro and Western Express Highway, blending modern living with scenic views.

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Chennai rents surge up to 25%, highest rise among Indian metros

10 Jun 2025

Chennai's residential rental market is witnessing sharp hikes, with year-on-year increases of up to 25% in key areas. Anarock data shows a 22.2% quarter-on-quarter rise in Q3 2024, the highest among major Indian metros. Localities near IT corridors like Velachery, Sholinganallur, and Taramani now see 1BHK rents ranging from INR 25,000 to INR 35,000 per month. Even outer suburbs like Pallavaram and Kolathur are no longer affordable. The surge is driven by demand from Global Capability Centres (GCCs), limited new housing supply, and property tax hikes. Middle-income tenants are moving to farther suburbs, while many professionals are opting for shared housing or co-living spaces. Comparisons to Bengaluru's rental trends are growing, raising concerns about Chennai's affordability. Without proactive housing policies and infrastructure improvements, the city risks facing long-term housing challenges similar to its southern counterpart.Read more

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SBUT unveils Bhendi Bazaar as Mumbai's Landmark Eco-Urban Project for Sustainable Redevelopment

10 Jun 2025

In a significant stride towards sustainable urban transformation, the Saifee Burhani Upliftment Trust (SBUT), under its flagship Saifee Burhani Upliftment Project (SBUP), marked World Environment Day by reinforcing its commitment to eco-conscious redevelopment in Bhendi Bazaar. The initiative goes beyond structural renewal, incorporating native greenery, renewable energy, water and waste management systems, and thoughtful urban planning that balances cultural modern resilience. SBUT's efforts are setting an unprecedented benchmark for future cities that prioritise both people and the planet.Read more

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Telangana RERA strengthens enforcement to ensure swift compliance in real estate sector

09 Jun 2025

The Telangana Real Estate Regulatory Authority (TGRERA) has initiated the establishment of an enforcement wing to expedite compliance with its orders. This move empowers district collectors to invoke the Revenue Recovery Act (RRA) and exercise certain civil court powers for enforcement, transitioning from passive regulation to active enforcement. An executive director from the revenue department will lead the new wing, supported by a dedicated team. This initiative aligns with similar efforts in other states and follows guidelines from the Union Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs.Read more

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Bihar police to digitize tenant verification across all stations by month-end

09 Jun 2025

Bihar is set to implement an online tenant verification system across all police stations by the end of this month, aiming to streamline the rental process and enhance security. This initiative will integrate the registration department's data with the police network, allowing for digital processing of tenant information. While urban areas will benefit from this digital shift, rural regions still relying on traditional stamp paper registrations will continue with manual verifications. The move follows recent mandates requiring landlords to submit detailed tenant information to local police stations, emphasizing the state's commitment to modernizing its rental verification process.Read more

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Bengaluru High Court intervenes to prevent power cut at Kendriya Vihar over fire safety dispute

09 Jun 2025

The Karnataka High Court recently intervened to halt the Bangalore Development Authority's (BDA) decision to disconnect electricity and revoke occupancy certificates for Kendriya Vihar Apartments in Yelahanka. This action followed directives from the Fire and Emergency Services Department, which cited lapses in renewing mandatory fire safety clearances. Residents contended that they were not granted a fair hearing before these punitive measures were initiated. The court's stay offers temporary relief as the legal proceedings continue.Read more

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End of stamp duty holiday triggers drop in UK mortgage activity

09 Jun 2025

The UK housing market witnessed a significant dip in mortgage approvals earlier this week, hitting their lowest point since early 2024. This decline followed the end of the stamp duty holiday, which had previously boosted borrowing and transactions. Mortgage approvals fell short of forecasts, while net mortgage lending also recorded a notable drop. However, a year-on-year rise in house prices and a spike in consumer credit borrowing revealed a complex picture, hinting at sustained demand alongside potential signs of financial stress in households.Read more

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Hyderabad's premium housing market grows despite overall slowdown

09 Jun 2025

Hyderabad's residential real estate sector encountered a slowdown earlier this year, with overall home sales dropping by 12% compared to the previous year. The total registration value also dipped marginally by 4%. However, the premium housing segment defied this trend, showing a notable increase in both sales share and value contribution. Properties priced above INR 1 crore rose to represent 20% of all registrations, up from 17% a year earlier, and accounted for over half of the total registration value. Demand for larger homes continued to grow, reflecting a clear buyer preference for more spacious and upscale residences.Read more

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