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Bengaluru, widely known as India’s Silicon Valley, has seen a remarkable surge in luxury real estate over the past few years. Developers are catering to the growing demand for premium residences, and Century Real Estate has emerged as a major beneficiary of this trend. In FY25, the Bengaluru-based developer reported sales exceeding ₹1,809 crore, largely fueled by high-end residential projects. This performance highlights not only the city’s rising appetite for luxury homes but also the strategic acumen of developers in tapping into this lucrative segment. Luxury housing has emerged as the primary driver of Century Real Estate’s sales, contributing nearly 70% of total revenue. The company witnessed an impressive 80% annual growth, successfully doubling its scale every two years over the past six years. Such consistent expansion reflects Century Real Estate’s ability to align its offerings with market trends and evolving consumer preferences in Bengaluru’s dynamic property landscape. A s...

Gurgaon’s municipal machinery has turned up the heat on high-value property tax defaulters. The Municipal Corporation of Gurugram (MCG) recently announced a sealing drive aimed at commercial and industrial properties with outstanding tax dues exceeding ₹1 crore — a bold enforcement step meant to recover long-pending revenue and send a signal that non-payment will carry consequences.  Why this matters now Property tax is one of the most important recurring revenue streams for municipal bodies, funding roads, sanitation, street lighting and other day-to-day civic services. Gurugram’s books show a large backlog: municipal records and reporting indicate total property tax arrears in the city run into the thousands of crores, with a small number of major defaulters responsible for a disproportionate share. In fact, about 100 major defaulters alone account for nearly ₹288 crore of the arrears, while total outstanding dues have been reported around ₹1,881 crore. Targeting the top def...

The Duabi residential real estate market is experiencing a significant transformation, driven by a series of strategic policy reforms. These initiatives are not only attracting international investors but are also fostering long-term demand across various residential segments. Key Policy Reforms Fueling Market Growth 1. Golden Visa and Long-Term Residency Programs The introduction of the 10-year Golden Visa has been a game-changer for the UAE's real estate sector. This initiative offers long-term residency to investors, entrepreneurs, and skilled professionals, providing them with stability and encouraging them to invest in property. Additionally, new residency permits for retirees and remote workers have broadened the resident base, further stimulating demand in the housing market. 2. Relaxation of Property Ownership Laws Recent reforms have relaxed property ownership frameworks, allowing greater flexibility for both local and foreign investors. These changes have enhanc...

  Hyderabad, long celebrated as a more affordable haven among India’s major metropolitan IT hubs, is now confronting a harsh reality: even well-paid young technology professionals are feeling squeezed by sky-high real estate prices. Once an accessible springboard to homeownership, the city’s property market is challenging the aspirations of its brightest code-writers Skyrocketing Prices & a Vanishing Middle Ground Recent data reveals a sharp upward trajectory in residential property prices across Hyderabad. In the prime localities of Banjara Hills, rates have climbed approximately 8%, reaching ₹12,000–₹15,000 per square foot, while hotspots like Madhapur and Gachibowli have breached ₹8,000–₹8,250 per sq ft between January and March 2025. More broadly, over the past five years, property prices in the city have surged by nearly 43%, situating Hyderabad among India’s fastest-appreciating markets. The consequences are tangible. Once considered a middle-class-friendly city, Hyderaba...

Hyderabad continues to strengthen its position as one of India’s most dynamic real estate markets, with large-scale developments shaping its urban skyline. Among the most awaited projects is the   Brigade Gateway mixed-use development in Kokapet , which is projected to generate an impressive   ₹3,300 crore in sales revenue . Developed by   Brigade Enterprises , this project is set to redefine the real estate landscape in the western corridor of Hyderabad. Strategic Location: Kokapet, Hyderabad Kokapet, often referred to as the next big growth hub of Hyderabad, has quickly become a hotspot for real estate investment. Situated close to  Financial District, Gachibowli, and Outer Ring Road (ORR) , Kokapet offers seamless connectivity to IT hubs, international schools, hospitals, and shopping destinations. The upcoming  Neopolis layout  in Kokapet has attracted multiple leading developers, making it a prime zone for high-value residential and commercial projects...

  When a real estate name like Brigade Group announces a ₹970 crore target from just two residential projects, it’s more than numbers—it’s a statement. It speaks of ambition, trust, and the promise of crafting not just homes, but landmark urban communities. Let’s unpack the human side of this big move. A Bold Move in Hyderabad's Core On July 29, 2025, Brigade Group confirmed signing Joint Development Agreements (JDAs) for two upcoming projects— Brigade Citadel 2 and Citadel 3 —nestled in Hyderabad’s highly coveted Moti Nagar . Across 10 acres , these developments will introduce 405 luxury 3- and 4-BHK apartments , spread over a substantial development area of approximately one million square feet . What’s striking here is the design choice. In central Hyderabad, dominated by towering high-rises, Brigade is offering a refreshing alternative: low-rise enclaves , landscaped community spaces, and an emphasis on privacy and open-air living—even in the heart of the city. A Strategic Pl...