Real estate developers in India are rethinking their business strategy, keeping in mind the aspirations of the youth, especially the Gen Z segment.

A new report highlights the shift in India's real estate focus from metro cities to Tier-II and III cities. Authored by ...

The emergence of edge data centres has attracted real estate players due to the need for lower latency, real-time analysis, ...

After a period of rapid growth, India's property market is showing signs of price stabilization, creating a potential window ...

The Indian property market experiences a 'trifecta of consolidation', with consumers, lenders, and landowners preferring ...

India’s real estate sector isn’t falling off a cliff. It’s just losing its all-access pass to the market’s high table. For the better part of the last two years, India’s real estate ...

India faces unprecedented urban growth, demanding innovative urban planning and infrastructure solutions. Experts are needed ...

Representative image India may need an additional 45-50 million square feet of real estate and 40-45 terawatt-hours (TWH) of incremental power for data centres by 2030, to keep pace with the surging ...

India may need an additional 45-50 million square feet of real estate and 40-45 terawatt-hours (TWH) of incremental power for data centres by 2030, to keep pace with the surging demand for ...