Real Estate

By Sachman Kochar , 18 February 2026

India’s residential real estate sector is undergoing a structural transformation, with luxury housing emerging as a key growth driver in high-demand urban corridors. In Gurugram, premium developments are reshaping the skyline as developers pivot toward high-margin, lifestyle-focused projects. Signature Global has intensified its presence in this segment, leveraging improved infrastructure, rising disposable incomes and aspirational homeownership trends.

By Tushar Sharma , 18 February 2026

Residential property prices in Delhi-NCR recorded a 6 per cent annual increase in 2025, marking a significant moderation after an exceptional surge in the previous year. Industry data indicates that while housing values remain on an upward trajectory, demand has softened compared with the robust momentum seen earlier. Across India’s top eight metropolitan markets, average price appreciation also slowed, reflecting a normalization phase following a period of sharp escalation.

By Sachman Kochar , 16 February 2026

India’s central bank will permit regulated lenders to extend credit to real estate investment trusts (REITs) beginning July 1, a policy shift expected to broaden capital access for income-generating property portfolios. The move marks a significant recalibration of prudential norms, enabling banks to directly finance REIT structures rather than limiting exposure to underlying projects alone. Market participants view the decision as a catalyst for deeper institutional participation in commercial real estate, improved liquidity and potentially lower financing costs.

By Gurjot Singh , 14 February 2026

Ashiana Housing has recorded residential sales worth Rs. 767 crore in Gurugram, underscoring sustained demand in the premium and upper-mid housing segment despite evolving macroeconomic conditions. The transaction momentum reflects robust buyer sentiment in strategically located micro-markets, driven by end-user demand and selective investor participation. The strong absorption levels also highlight the continued appeal of branded developers with established execution capabilities.

By Sachman Kochar , 11 February 2026

Sri Lotus Developers reported a 37 percent year-on-year rise in net profit for the third quarter, underscoring resilient demand across residential and mixed-use segments. The earnings growth was driven by higher project completions, improved sales velocity, and disciplined cost management. Revenue expansion, coupled with operational efficiency, strengthened margins during the period. Management attributed the performance to sustained buyer confidence, favorable financing conditions, and strategic project launches in high-growth micro-markets.

By Binnypriya Singh , 9 February 2026

Arvind SmartSpaces has strengthened its presence in South India by acquiring a new residential development project in Bengaluru, reinforcing its strategy of scaling operations in high-growth urban corridors. The acquisition underscores the company’s asset-light expansion model, focused on capital efficiency and accelerated project turnaround. With Bengaluru continuing to attract technology investments, startup activity and high-income employment clusters, residential demand remains structurally robust.

By Eknath Deshpande , 8 February 2026

Arvind SmartSpaces Ltd has strengthened its presence in India’s most dynamic residential market by acquiring a strategically located land parcel in Bengaluru. The transaction underscores the developer’s expansion-led growth strategy, focused on high-demand urban corridors with strong infrastructure connectivity and sustained end-user demand. The proposed project is expected to generate substantial booking value and reinforce the company’s pipeline visibility over the medium term.

By Eknath Deshpande , 4 February 2026

Mahindra Lifespace Developers Ltd has posted a strong performance in Q3 FY2026, reporting a net profit of Rs 109 crore, marking a notable improvement over the same period last year. The growth reflects healthy sales in residential and commercial projects, operational efficiencies, and strategic cost management. Revenue and pre-tax margins have shown resilience despite macroeconomic challenges, including rising input costs and interest rate pressures. Analysts note that the company’s focus on sustainable urban developments and tier-1 city projects has bolstered investor confidence.

By Eknath Deshpande , 30 January 2026

Lodha Developers delivered a robust financial performance in the third quarter, posting a net profit of Rs 957 crore, reflecting sustained momentum in India’s residential real estate market. The earnings growth underscores strong housing demand, improved project execution, and a disciplined approach to cost management. The company benefited from healthy pre-sales, premium project traction, and continued expansion across key urban markets. Analysts say the results highlight Lodha’s resilience amid broader macroeconomic uncertainties and rising input costs.