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India's senior living sector is projected to quadruple to over ₹1 lakh crore by 2030, driven by rising demand, shifting demographics, and increasing developer interest in Tier II/III cities and spiritual hubs. Despite rapid growth, significant supply gaps remain, presenting compelling opportunities for investors and developers.
Despite global turmoil, corporate giants are increasingly investing in Mumbai real estate, driven by its stability and resilient market. Vikas Oberoi's insights, backed by significant deals and national data, highlight Mumbai's appeal as a secure hub for international business expansion.
Chennai emerged as India's fastest-growing housing market in H1 2026, with apartment sales surging 27% and prices climbing 13%. This growth, driven by infrastructure improvements and strong buyer demand for premium homes, positions Chennai as a top performer.
Lodha Developers plans to launch 21 new housing projects by March 2027, targeting a combined revenue potential of over ₹24,000 crore. This aggressive push, including expansion into Delhi NCR, supports their ambitious annual sales goals and signals strong confidence in the Indian real estate market.
The Delhi Development Authority has approved the Delhi Master Plan 2047, replacing the 2041 draft to align with national growth vision. This plan focuses on integrated development, including redevelopment of old DDA flats, new regulations for floodplains and villages, and plans for 20 lakh new homes, pending final government approval.
DMart is shifting its long-standing real estate strategy, increasingly embracing long-term leases over outright land ownership due to acquisition challenges in markets like NCR. This move balances its traditional low-cost model with practical flexibility to sustain aggressive expansion, with 68 stores already leased and a target of 15% annual growth.
India's top listed developers are projected to hit ₹1.82 lakh crore in bookings by FY27, a 22.3% surge, driven by broad-based growth across major players. Buyers increasingly favor established developers, indicating a maturing, resilient real estate market focused on quality and timely delivery.
Julius Baer has expanded its Mumbai operations with a significant ₹102.6 crore office lease in Andheri East, securing nearly 74,000 sq ft for five years. This move highlights the growing trend of Global Capability Centers (GCCs) driving demand for premium office spaces in established Mumbai corridors like Andheri East.
Trump Towers Hyderabad launches in Kokapet with ambitious 800-foot twin towers. This ₹2,000 crore project marks a significant expansion of India's ultra-luxury housing market.
South Delhi's luxury independent floors are experiencing a significant real estate boom, with prices rising up to 21% year-on-year. This surge is driven by NRI investment, redevelopment, and extreme scarcity, making it a hot luxury bet.