13 Jan 2026

Signature Global has indicated it will fall short of its FY26 sales bookings target of INR 12,700 crore due to a slowdown in demand in Gurugram's luxury housing segment. The company, however, aims to match its previous fiscal year's performance of INR 10,290 crore in sales bookings. During the December quarter, sales bookings declined 27 per cent year-on-year to INR 2,020 crore, while bookings for the first nine months of the fiscal fell 23 per cent to INR 6,680 crore. The moderation in demand follows sharp post-pandemic price increases in the Gurugram residential market, impacting buyer sentiment and transaction volumes.Read more

13 Jan 2026

Mumbai-based Crest Ventures has partnered with Vensco Projects to develop a premium mixed-use residential project in Chembur, with an estimated gross development value of around INR 1,850 crore. Located on Golf Course Road, the luxury development will span about 2.5 acres and offer nearly 5 lakh sq ft of saleable area. The project reflects rising demand for high-end housing in eastern Mumbai, driven by improved connectivity and established social infrastructure. Crest Ventures said the development aligns with its luxury housing strategy and changing buyer preferences for integrated, well-planned communities. Chembur continues to attract developers as a key residential micro-market, with mixed-use projects gaining traction for their lifestyle appeal and long-term value.Read more

13 Jan 2026

Sansaar, the premium home furnishings brand from D'Decor Exports, has entered the GCC market with its first international launch in Dubai through a strategic partnership with Bru Textile's Fabric Library. The move places Sansaar in a high-growth region known for luxury real estate, hospitality, and design-led developments. Operating through a B2B distribution model, the brand will supply curated fabric collections for premium residential, commercial, and hospitality projects across the Gulf. Backed by D'Decor's large-scale manufacturing and Fabric Library's strong regional network, Sansaar aims to meet growing demand for high-quality, design-focused interior solutions. The launch marks a key milestone in the brand's global expansion and highlights rising opportunities in real estate-driven interiors markets.Read more

13 Jan 2026

Omaxe Group has recorded a strong market response to the launch of Omaxe Eternity 2, its integrated township project in Vrindavan, with around 750 units sold within days of launch. The rapid sell-out highlights robust demand from both end-users and investors for well-planned townships in culturally significant and well-connected locations. Spread across 101 acres, the project offers a mix of residential plots, villas, studio apartments, retail spaces and group housing, creating a self-sustained urban ecosystem. Competitive pricing, coupled with Vrindavan's growing infrastructure and spiritual importance, has played a key role in driving buyer interest. The success reinforces Omaxe Group's strategy of focusing on integrated developments in emerging growth corridors.Read more

13 Jan 2026

The Lucknow Development Authority (LDA) has conducted a lottery for allotment of 1,665 affordable 1BHK flats, marking a key step in expanding access to affordable housing in the city. The flats are part of the authority's ongoing efforts to provide quality homes to eligible residents under subsidised schemes designed for lower and middle-income groups. The lottery event saw strong participation from applicants seeking affordable home ownership, reflecting persistent demand for budget housing in urban centres. The allotment process will be followed by further documentation and possession timelines for successful applicants, as the authority moves ahead with project execution. The initiative underscores the role of civic bodies in addressing housing needs and facilitating inclusive urban development through planned residential supply.Read more

12 Jan 2026

CREDAI Pune has announced the 24th edition of the Pune Property Expo 2026, scheduled to be held from January 16 to 18 at the Agriculture College Ground, Pune. Positioned as the largest real estate exhibition organised by CREDAI Pune to date, the expo will bring together over 85 trusted developers showcasing more than 400 RERA-registered projects across Pune, PCMC and PMRDA regions. The platform aims to serve homebuyers and investors with a comprehensive view of residential and commercial offerings, ranging from affordable homes to luxury residences and Grade A commercial assets. Themed Poona to Pune, the exhibition highlights the city's evolution while underlining sustainable and future-ready real estate development.Read more

12 Jan 2026

Signature Global reported a sharp year-on-year decline in sales bookings during the October-December quarter, even as the period typically benefits from strong festive housing demand. The Gurugram-based developer recorded sales of INR 2,020 crore in the third quarter of FY26, down 27% from the corresponding period last year. The drop was accompanied by a significant fall in both unit volumes and area sold, reflecting a slowdown in buyer traction across its core markets. While the company did not formally attribute the decline to specific factors, delayed project launches and rising residential prices in Gurugram appear to have weighed on performance. Despite the softer quarter, the developer remains confident about achieving its full-year guidance, supported by new launches, improving realisations and sustained long-term demand across select micro-markets.Read more

Mumbai News Desk

12 Jan 2026

Ritika Sajdeh, the wife of Indian cricket captain Rohit Sharma, purchased a premium apartment in Prabhadevi, Mumbai, for INR 26.30 crore. The flat, located in Ahuja Towers, spans a carpet area of 2,760.40 sq ft and comes with three car parking spaces. Registration documents show the transaction attracted INR 1.31 crore in stamp duty and INR 30,000 in registration fees, with the sellers listed as Ajinkya DY Patil and Puja Anjinkya Patil. Sajdeh, known for her sports management career, has been increasingly investing in high-value real estate in Mumbai.Read more

Mumbai News Desk

12 Jan 2026

The Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) significantly stepped up its grievance redressal efforts in 2025, resolving 81% more complaints brought by homebuyers compared to the previous year. The regulator disposed of nearly 6,945 cases, up sharply from about 3,824 in 2024, reflecting enhanced responsiveness and faster hearings. However, the number of fresh complaints filed by buyers also climbed by 29%, signalling persistent challenges in project execution and delivery that continue to affect the sector. Despite the rise in grievances, improved scheduling of hearings and streamlined processes helped ensure most complaints registered up to November 2025 either received a hearing date or were already heard. The authority also maintained a higher compliance rate from developers on reporting requirements, further supporting transparency and accountability in the housing market.Read more

Bangalore News Desk

12 Jan 2026

Bengaluru-based Sumadhura Group is set to launch six luxury residential projects across the city's East and North corridors, aiming to generate around INR 10,000 crore in revenue in the current financial year. The projects will span over 8 million sq ft of saleable area and include more than 4,000 apartments along with over 400 plotted development units across roughly 90 acres in micro-markets like Whitefield, Panathur, Marathahalli Thubarahalli, Rachenahalli, and Devanahalli. Three projects have already secured RERA approval, reflecting the group's strong focus on premium housing.Read more

11 Jan 2026

The Allahabad High Court has clarified that landlords in Uttar Pradesh can approach rent authorities for eviction even when there is no written tenancy agreement or when tenancy details have not been submitted to the authority. The court interpreted the Uttar Pradesh Regulation of Urban Premises Tenancy Act, 2021 to mean that procedural gaps do not restrict the authority's jurisdiction. This ruling ensures landlords are not denied remedies due to informal or undocumented rental arrangements, providing clarity and reducing legal uncertainty in tenancy disputes under the Act.Read more

11 Jan 2026

Global demand for prime residential real estate is increasingly being shaped by health, wellbeing and intentional living, as affluent buyers reassess what long-term value truly means. Rather than focusing solely on asset appreciation, buyers are seeking homes that deliver space, privacy, security and a deeper sense of purpose. Lifestyle quality, access to nature and environments that support physical, mental and emotional wellbeing are now central to purchasing decisions, particularly for second homes. Portugal, especially the Algarve region, has emerged as a preferred destination due to its high quality of life, strong connectivity and serene natural settings. Developments that combine thoughtful design, wellness infrastructure and long-term asset durability are resonating strongly with buyers seeking meaningful, experience-led living.Read more

11 Jan 2026

India's premium under-construction housing segment is set to remain buoyant in 2026, supported by strong end-user demand, evolving lifestyle preferences and rising confidence in project execution. The momentum built in 2025 reflected a decisive shift in buyer behaviour, with homebuyers increasingly opting to invest early in high-quality, future-ready developments rather than waiting for completed inventory. Improved regulatory transparency, credible developers, and visible infrastructure progress have reinforced this confidence. Buyers are prioritising larger homes, wellness-oriented amenities, sustainability and long-term liveability over short-term price gains. As infrastructure-led growth corridors continue to reshape key urban micro-markets, under-construction premium housing is emerging as a strategic, end-user-driven segment anchored in real consumption and long-term value creation.Read more

10 Jan 2026

In a significant ruling strengthening homebuyer rights, the West Bengal Real Estate Regulatory Authority (WB RERA) Appellate Tribunal has held that promoters must obtain prior consent from homebuyers before making any changes to common areas of a real estate project. The tribunal clarified that common facilities form an integral part of the agreement with buyers and cannot be altered unilaterally. The decision reinforces transparency and accountability in project development, addressing long-standing complaints from buyers about post-sale modifications. The ruling is expected to set an important precedent, offering greater protection to homebuyers and compelling developers to strictly adhere to approved plans and statutory obligations.Read more

10 Jan 2026

Dubai's record-breaking real estate performance in 2025 is increasingly being viewed as a sign of structural maturity rather than speculative excess. Alongside strong transaction volumes and rising capital gains, the sector has seen a sharp expansion in the number of registered agencies and brokers, pointing to a deeper and more competitive marketplace. Luxury developers note that this evolution is reshaping buyer behaviour, with greater emphasis on credibility, quality and long-term value rather than short-term price momentum. As competition intensifies, buyers are becoming more selective, rewarding projects with strong delivery track records and differentiated offerings. Against this backdrop, leading luxury communities are entering their final sales phases, reflecting sustained confidence in Dubai's residential market as it transitions into a more transparent, disciplined and value-driven investment environment.Read more

Noida News Desk

10 Jan 2026

The Noida Authority has formed a dedicated committee to clear the long-pending backlog of sub-lease deeds for cooperative housing societies. Delays in these deeds have created issues around property titles, resale transactions and regulatory compliance for residents. The new committee will closely monitor pending applications, check documentation, ensure compliance with land-use and planning norms, and recommend faster approvals. It will meet regularly and work with defined timelines to resolve cases. The move reflects the Authority's push to improve service delivery and administrative efficiency. Housing societies that applied earlier for sub-lease deed regularisation are expected to benefit from smoother processing, quicker verification and improved clarity on property ownership.Read more