Real Estate

Noida airport to spur real estate growth across NCR, boost demand along Yamuna Expressway

Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated phase-I of the Noida International Airport at Jewar, a ₹11,200 crore project poised to reshape NCR's real estate. This development is expected to significantly boost connectivity across western Uttar Pradesh and NCR, driving demand across residential, commercial, and logistics segments, and attracting institutional investment. Source link...

UP-RERA amends regulations, allows complaints in unregistered projects; caps transfer charges

UP-RERA has introduced significant changes to its regulations effective March 25, 2026. Homebuyers in unregistered projects can now approach UP-RERA for grievance redressal. The authority will determine if registration was mandatory and take necessary action. Additionally, caps have been placed on administrative charges for property transfers. These amendments aim to enhance transparency and efficiency...

Prestige Group and Arihant Group jointly acquire land in Padi, Chennai

Prestige Group and Arihant Group have joined forces to acquire a significant land parcel in Padi, Chennai. This joint venture will develop a large residential project. The development is expected to offer substantial saleable area and generate considerable revenue. This expansion signifies a commitment to high-quality housing in the city. Source link...

SWAMIH Investment Fund II in process of being formally launched: Finance minister

The SWAMIH Investment Fund II is set to launch, aiming to help homebuyers with stuck investments. The SWAMIH Fund has already committed to 148 projects, delivering over 63,000 homes. This initiative, established in November 2019, provides crucial debt financing to revive stalled affordable and mid-income housing projects across India. It acts as a vital support for developers facing...

Construction cost, home prices may rise if West Asia conflict continues for long: CREDAI-NAREDCO

Indian real estate developers are facing challenges due to the West Asia conflict. Shortages of building materials like steel, PVC, wires, pipes, and glass are emerging. Construction costs may increase if tensions persist. This could impact project completion timelines and eventually lead to higher housing prices. Developers are working to manage these rising costs. Source link...

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