Madhurima Nandy is a Senior Editor at LiveMint, with a focus on local news in India. She has also contributed to VCCircle. Madhurima covers a wide range of topics, including real estate, finance, technology, and business. Her articles provide insights into the Indian market and its impact on various industries.
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This follows its acquisition of 62.5 acres in Indirapuram Extension, Ghaziabad, in March, at a cost of ₹468 crore
Around 97 land transactions for over 2,700 acres were recorded in 2023, compared to 2,500 acres across 82 deals in the preceding year, according to Anarock Property Consultants.
Embassy Group, Blackstone Real Estate Fund, Baillie Gifford & Co and others to invest
For FY25, Prestige has a robust line-up of project launches in cities like Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai, and NCR, aiming to cover nearly 30 million square feet with a combined gross development value worth ₹28,000 crore
India's real estate market has been an attractive destination for global investors, particularly from the US. However, due to inflationary pressures in the US economy, investors have adopted a more cautious approach and decision-making is slow
The developer will use around 40% of the funds to buy a 72-acre land parcel near the Bengaluru international airport, and the rest to repay debts and for working capital.
By: Anirudh Laskar, Madhurima Nandy
Bengaluru-based real estate developer Embassy Group will buy out American WeWork Inc’s entire 27% stake in WeWork India for about ₹700 crore ($85 million). With this, WeWork Inc will exit its India business.
Adani Group's real estate business is fairly new—just 14 years old. But it is fast becoming a key mover and shaker in India's booming real estate market. In fact, the company has the potential to become India's largest developer. We tell you why.
A number of flex workspace operators are expected to raise long-term capital and onboard more institutional investors.
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