29 Apr 2025

Jamshedpur is undergoing a major urban transformation in 2025 with projects like the Mango Flyover, a 57-pillar bridge set for March completion, and a 10.5 km elevated corridor on NH-33 to ease traffic congestion. A new master plan is being developed to manage city growth, alongside a 500-acre affordable housing township under a state scheme. The Ranchi-Jamshedpur Expressway and the Dhalbhumgarh Airport are also progressing, aiming to boost regional connectivity. Together, these initiatives reflect Jamshedpur's push toward sustainable urban development, modern infrastructure, and improved quality of life, positioning the city for stronger economic and social growth in the coming years.Read more

28 Apr 2025

Ranchi is undergoing a major transformation in 2025 through a series of infrastructure projects focused on smart urban living, better connectivity, and economic growth. The Ranchi Smart City project is nearing completion, featuring a 647-acre greenfield development with modern amenities and sensor-based street lighting. A 10-lane road project (INR 301 crore) will improve traffic flow across key city points. The Ranchi railway station is being redeveloped with a central allocation of INR 4.44 billion, alongside upgrades at Hatia and Tatanagar. Affordable housing is being addressed with 1,008 modular homes under the Light House Project. Airport expansion and modernization will further boost connectivity and regional development.Read more

28 Apr 2025

Mysuru is undergoing a major transformation in 2025 with over INR 8,600 crore invested in urban mobility and infrastructure. The proposed 102-km Peripheral Ring Road, backed by a INR 7.75 crore DPR allocation, aims to ease long-term congestion. A INR 120 crore KSRTC suburban bus terminal at Bannimantap will shift traffic out of the city centre. Rail upgrades at Mysuru Station and enhanced passenger amenities are underway. The recently inaugurated INR 8,478 crore Bengaluru-Mysuru Expressway has cut travel time to just 75 minutes, boosting regional connectivity. Together, these projects position Mysuru as a modern, well-connected, and future-ready urban hub in Karnataka.Read more

25 Apr 2025

Gurugram is undergoing a major transformation in 2025 with INR 2,887.32 crore allocated for infrastructure upgrades. Key highlights include a 28.5 km metro corridor with 27 stations linking Millennium City Centre to Cyber City, slated to start construction on May 1. GMDA also approved INR 249.77 crore for road repairs and INR 8.25 crore for SPR upgrades. In water management, the 100 MLD Chandu Budhera project nears completion, while a INR 3,000 crore plan will convert the GWS canal into a covered pipeline. These projects aim to ease traffic, improve water supply, and elevate quality of life in the Millennium City.Read more

25 Apr 2025

Bengaluru, India's leading office market, experienced a sharp 28% drop in gross office space leasing during the first quarter of 2025, as reported by Cushman & Wakefield. Leasing activity declined to 48.6 lakh sq ft compared to 67.4 lakh sq ft in the same period last year. Net leasing also saw a 33% decline. Interestingly, new office supply in the city rose by 52% to 32.8 lakh sq ft. Across eight major cities, however, gross and net office leasing showed moderate growth, indicating that demand is still firm nationwide despite regional fluctuations.Read more

25 Apr 2025

In a move to simplify the regulatory framework and boost participation in Small and Medium Real Estate Investment Trusts (SM REITs), SEBI has introduced standardised disclosures and streamlined public issue norms. The draft scheme offer document will now be split into two parts Key Information of the Trust (KIT) and Key Information of the Scheme (KIS). The regulator has also made it mandatory for SM REITs to make public offers within a year of receiving observations and clarified rules regarding minimum subscription thresholds. These changes follow SEBI's broader push to increase accessibility in real estate investments.Read more

25 Apr 2025

Mumbai's western suburbs, particularly the Malad-Goregaon corridor, have emerged as key residential hotspots, capturing 41% of Greater Mumbai project launches this year. Driven by a shift towards holistic, wellness-focused living, these areas blend affordability with modern convenience, proximity to workspaces, and enhanced lifestyle amenities. Developments increasingly incorporate nature-centric designs and health-focused features, aligning with the preferences of today's urban homebuyers. With the state budget identifying Goregaon as a future economic growth hub, the region is witnessing robust demand from both first-time buyers and luxury seekers, solidifying its place as the new centre of aspirational living.Read more

24 Apr 2025

Mumbai will soon have its first dedicated bird park since Independence, with the state government approving BMC's INR 80 crore proposal to set up an aviary-themed public space in Mulund, near Sanjay Gandhi National Park. Spread over 4.4 acres in Nahur, the park will house 206 birds from 18 species-including ostriches, macaws, and hornbills-within a 10,859 sq m enclosure. The project aims to boost biodiversity awareness and recreation in the eastern suburbs. Construction is expected to begin later this year and finish by late 2026, easing pressure on Byculla Zoo and expanding public learning spaces.Read more

24 Apr 2025

Dharamshala is undergoing a major transformation in 2025 with a focus on sustainable development, tourism, and urban infrastructure. Key projects include India's largest International Convention Centre near Tapovan (INR 150 crore), a Smart City initiative (INR 550 crore), and green energy efforts under a new municipal budget (INR 141.51 crore). Homeowners installing solar panels will get property tax rebates, while rainwater harvesting is now mandatory. To ease traffic, a multilevel parking facility and citywide yellow-line parking system are planned. Additionally, the Gaggal Airport runway will be expanded with a INR 3,000 crore investment to boost connectivity and tourism, making Dharamshala a model for smart, eco-friendly urban growth.Read more

24 Apr 2025

The Telangana government has unveiled plans to establish a sprawling IT Knowledge Hub spanning 450 acres in Puppalaguda, Hyderabad. This initiative aims to generate employment for approximately 500,000 individuals. The designated land comprises nearly 200 acres previously allocated to various housing societies, now reclaimed following a Supreme Court directive, and an additional 250 acres owned by the Telangana Industrial Infrastructure Corporation (TGIIC). The project, free from encumbrances, is poised to bolster Hyderabad's stature as a premier IT destination.Read more