Following years of rapid growth, Indian property markets in major cities have begun to stabilise in 2025, attracting Gulf-based NRIs seeking affordable entry points and strong rental yields.

MUMBAI (Reuters Breakingviews) -A global downturn could boost demand for Indian real estate. Thanks largely to Blackstone, there’s now an easier way in. The investor-cum-landlord led by Steve ...

India Sotheby’s International Realty and ASK Property Fund-backed  platform announces investment of ₹63 crore in an ...

India’s real estate sector has reached a pivotal milestone, with developers acquiring over 3,093 acres of land across 149 ...

DealDirect.in, a new peer-to-peer real estate platform promoted by Agrawal Business Network LLP, has launched its property ...

MUMBAI, May 11 (Reuters) - India's troubled property developers are seeing early signs of a rebound, but high debt costs and a lack of private equity funding suggest a sustained recovery is unlikely ...

The Indian REIT sector continues to show strong and stable performance, supported by steady demand for high-quality office ...

Five years ago, Bangalore-based property magnate Irfan Razack, who gained prominence by riding the boom in India’s tech capital, decided to venture into Mumbai’s highly competitive property market. It ...

A new survey shows GCC-based non-resident Indians are moving away from Indian real estate and increasingly investing in equities, mutual funds, and other financial assets. The Equirus Wealth report ...