06 Jan 2026

Alliance City Developers Realtors Pvt. Ltd. has received MahaRERA approvals for two premium residential projects 22 Alliance House and Alliance Tanvi located in Vile Parle East, Mumbai. Although not mandated, the developer opted for voluntary RERA registration, reinforcing its commitment to transparency and customer confidence. The approvals mark a key milestone as the company strengthens its presence in one of Mumbai's most sought-after residential hubs. Both projects offer thoughtfully designed homes with modern amenities, strong connectivity, and lifestyle-focused planning. The approvals also complement Alliance City Developers broader growth plans, with three major projects scheduled for possession in 2026.Read more

06 Jan 2026

Sri Lotus Developers and Realty Ltd has secured a redevelopment project in the Lokhandwala area of Andheri in Mumbai, as disclosed earlier in the week by Reuters. The announcement reflects the company's continued focus on redevelopment work in the city's western suburbs, where it has built a strong presence over the past decade through multiple residential and commercial projects. This new engagement adds to its pipeline following a high profile IPO and other ongoing developments in premium areas like Juhu and Versova. The signing signals ongoing investor confidence in Sri Lotus's strategy and execution capabilities in Mumbai's competitive real estate market.Read more

06 Jan 2026

New Consolidated Construction Company Ltd (NCCCL) has secured a construction contract valued at INR 112.5 crore from Lodha Developers for a residential project in Alibaug near Mumbai. The mandate covers the construction of Tower 1 along with associated non-tower ancillary structures, spanning a total built-up area of approximately 7.26 lakh sq ft. Awarded through a competitive bidding process, the project is scheduled to commence around mid-January 2026 with an execution timeline of nearly 24 months. This marks NCCCL's third collaboration with the Lodha Group, reinforcing its position as a trusted construction partner for large-scale residential and commercial developments across the Mumbai Metropolitan Region.Read more

06 Jan 2026

Mumbai's real estate market posted its strongest performance in over 14 years in calendar 2025, with property registrations crossing the 1.5-lakh mark, underlining sustained end-user demand and market resilience. A total of 150,254 properties were registered across the Mumbai municipal region during the year, reflecting a 6 per cent rise over 2024. Stamp duty collections surged 11 per cent year-on-year to INR 13,487 crore, highlighting the depth of transaction activity. December maintained the momentum with over 14,400 registrations. Industry leaders attribute the robust performance to buyer confidence, stable policies, improved affordability and a wide range of housing options.Read more

06 Jan 2026

S Raheja concluded 2025 with the sale of an ultra-luxury penthouse at its Evergreen project on Perry Road, Bandra, for INR 62.81 crore. Registered on December 15, 2025, the transaction highlights sustained demand for rare, high-value residences in Mumbai's prime luxury micro-markets. The penthouse spans a RERA carpet area of 4,583 sq. ft., translating to an effective price of approximately INR 1.37 lakh per sq. ft. Acquired by members of the Singh family, founders of Alkem Laboratories, the deal underscores the continued preference among India's business elites for bespoke, low-density homes in established neighbourhoods.Read more

Bangalore News Desk

05 Jan 2026

Unsold housing stock across India's top seven cities increased by 4% in 2025, reaching about 5.77 lakh units, according to Anarock's analysis. Bengaluru recorded the sharpest rise, with inventory jumping 23%, while Pune, Chennai, Delhi-NCR, and Kolkata also saw higher unsold stock. In contrast, Hyderabad and the Mumbai Metropolitan Region experienced slight declines. Average residential prices in the seven cities grew 8%, with Delhi-NCR recording the highest rise. Overall housing sales fell 14%, although the total sales value increased 6%, reflecting stronger performance in premium segments despite slower overall demand.Read more

05 Jan 2026

Nisus Finance Services has announced that its subsidiary, NCCCL, has secured a construction mandate worth INR 1.13 billion for a residential tower. The project adds to NCCCL's residential execution portfolio, though details on location and timelines have not been shared. The mandate highlights ongoing momentum in residential real estate development and supports revenue visibility for the group's construction business. Nisus Finance Services has been active in real estate investments and project execution, with a focus on urban housing and structured development opportunities.Read more

05 Jan 2026

Unsold housing inventory across seven major Indian cities increased 4 per cent to nearly 5.77 lakh units by the end of 2025 as new residential supply continued to exceed demand, according to real estate consultancy Anarock. While housing sales declined sharply during the year, developers added fresh supply, leading to an overall rise in unsold stock. The trend was uneven across markets, with Mumbai Metropolitan Region and Hyderabad witnessing a marginal decline, while Delhi-NCR, Bengaluru, Pune, Chennai and Kolkata saw inventory build-up. Despite the current oversupply, Anarock remains cautiously optimistic, expecting demand to improve if home loan interest rates soften and price growth remains under control.Read more

05 Jan 2026

The Karnataka government has relaxed occupancy certificate (OC) norms for newly constructed homes in rural areas under gram panchayat limits. Residential buildings on 30x40 sq ft plots, up to ground-plus-two or stilt-plus-three floors, no longer need an OC, even if built without prior plan approval. Previously, inspections by local authorities and verification of architectural approvals caused delays in service connections such as electricity, water, and drainage. This move follows a similar relaxation for small urban properties, aiming to reduce administrative delays and ensure faster delivery of essential services to homeowners.Read more

05 Jan 2026

Kerala is set to hand over around 300 houses in February to families displaced by the Wayanad Mundakkai Chooralmala landslides, marking the first phase of rehabilitation. The houses are part of a larger 410-home township on Elston Estate land near Kalpetta, designed to provide safe and sustainable housing. The project includes essential amenities such as electricity, drinking water, internal roads, community facilities, solar power systems, and waste management. Construction follows strict quality controls and includes third-party verification, with contractors offering five-year protection against defects.Read more

05 Jan 2026

Parents of Alkem Laboratories founder purchased a premium penthouse in Bandra West for INR 63 crore, marking the highest price for a non sea facing apartment in the area. The 4,583 sq ft unit in S Raheja's Evergreen tower comes with private terraces and a double height living room. The purchase, completed with stamp duty and registration charges, reflects the continuing demand for luxury homes in established Mumbai neighbourhoods. Industry experts note the property's proximity to the sea and redevelopment background adds to its premium appeal.Read more

04 Jan 2026

Maharashtra's cooperation department is moving housing society registration to an online platform to reduce procedural delays and excessive paperwork. The initiative will cut required documents from 29 to 19, lowering the documentation burden by nearly 34%. Applications will be processed through the Aaple Sarkar portal, allowing societies to submit papers and track approvals digitally. Officials have clarified that core legal documents will continue to be mandatory. The move is expected to improve registration rates, especially in urban areas where many societies continue to operate without formal registration.Read more

04 Jan 2026

India's residential real estate market is projected to grow steadily at 10-12% over the next two financial years, driven by lower home loan interest rates and improved affordability. ICRA's analysis indicates that growth will come from a 5-7% increase in sales volumes and a 4-6% rise in average prices. Premium and luxury housing continues to gain traction, while affordable and mid-income segments see reduced shares due to rising land and construction costs. Despite modestly higher inventory levels, developers financial health remains strong, supported by equity inflows and efficient project execution.Read more

04 Jan 2026

U.S. home prices rose at the slowest annual rate since 2012 in October, reflecting improved affordability in a market that has struggled with high costs for years. Government data showed a 1.7% year-on-year increase, with regional variations ranging from a 0.7% drop in the lower Midwest to a 5.3% rise in the Mid-Atlantic. Monthly prices increased 0.4%, following a slight fall in September. This growth is modest compared to post-pandemic spikes, indicating a more stable market and easing pressure on prospective buyers.Read more

Mumbai News Desk

03 Jan 2026

The Bombay High Court reprimanded Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority (MHADA) officials for improperly halting redevelopment plans for two Pune housing societies, Sunglory and Nutan, in Sadashiv Peth. The bench noted that the officers misinterpreted a remark from the state Chief Minister as an official stay order. While the Sunglory society's no-objection certificate (NOC) remains valid, MHADA has been directed to decide on Nutan's pending proposal promptly. The court also disapproved political interference from a local MLA, emphasizing that such actions have no legal standing and must not delay redevelopment.Read more

03 Jan 2026

British house prices slipped unexpectedly in December, falling 0.4% and ending 2025 just 0.6% higher than a year earlier, marking the weakest annual growth since April 2024. The slowdown reflects a softer end to the year and stronger price gains seen in late 2024. Despite this, mortgage approvals remained steady, close to pre-pandemic levels. Easing mortgage rates and slower price growth compared to wages have helped improve affordability and support buyer demand. The average home price stood at about USD 367,560, with wide regional differences. London prices edged up slightly, while Northern Ireland recorded the strongest growth. Economists expect modest price recovery in 2026.Read more