Real Estate

Truhome Finance files ₹3,000-crore IPO papers

Truhome Finance, backed by Warburg Pincus, is launching an IPO to raise Rs 3,000 crore. The housing finance company plans to use the funds to strengthen its capital base for future lending and meet regulatory requirements. This move signals significant growth plans for the affordable housing sector. The IPO includes a fresh issue and an offer for sale. Source link...

Lucky numbers and collusion: how an Indian cement cartel came unstuck

India's largest oil explorer, ONGC, uncovered a decade-long cement price-fixing cartel involving Dalmia Bharat, India Cements, and Shree Digvijay. The companies allegedly colluded on bids, even citing numerology for identical pricing, and attempted to oust foreign competitors. A five-year probe by the CCI found substantial evidence of these anti-competitive practices. Source link...

BMC approves empanelment of geotechnical experts to scrutinise foundations of high-rise buildings in Mumbai

Mumbai's municipal body has mandated independent geotechnical expert scrutiny for high-rise building foundations, a first in Asia. This new norm requires mandatory clearance from the High-Rise Committee for buildings over 180m, ensuring stringent safety standards for deep excavations and complex foundation systems. The move aims to mitigate risks associated with dense urban construction and prevent...

Centre launches ₹33,500 crore Delhi infrastructure push, including housing and metro projects

Prime minister Narendra Modi launched development projects valued at approximately ₹33,500 crore in Delhi. These initiatives encompass metro expansion, government housing redevelopment, and urban infrastructure enhancements. Newly constructed government flats and office spaces were inaugurated. Foundation stones were laid for more GPRA flats and commercial office towers. Source link...

Maharashtra's debt pressure may trigger over 5% hike in RR rates from April 2026

Maharashtra government may revise ready reckoner (RR) rates by over 5% from April due to mounting fiscal pressure and a rising debt burden. Officials indicated a revision is imminent, with the final decision pending on funding needs for infrastructure and welfare schemes. Despite developers urging against a hike, citing market stability, the state faces a significant revenue deficit. Source link...

Embassy REIT acquires 0.3 million sq ft office space in Bengaluru for ₹852 crore

Embassy Office Parks REIT has bought a Bengaluru office property for ₹852 crore. The deal involved acquiring Eleanor Realty Holdings India, which owns the Pinehurst building. This grade-A office space is fully leased to a global investment firm. The transaction was completed at a discount to independent valuations. PwC and Trilegal provided advisory services for the deal. Source link...

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