PMAY-U has provided over 88 lakh homes to families across India since its launch, transforming lives and offering stability through affordable housing. The initiative’s second phase, PMAY-U 2.0, aims to build 10 million more homes, furthering the mission of Housing for All.
MahaRERA has recovered over ₹200 crore from developers to compensate homebuyers for delayed or incomplete projects, with significant recoveries in Mumbai suburban and Pune.
Adaptive facades are dynamic building envelopes that adjust to environmental factors like sunlight, temperature, and wind, enhancing energy efficiency, occupant comfort, and sustainability. By integrating smart materials and automation, these systems combine functionality with aesthetics, reshaping modern architectural design.
Mumbai's luxurious homes, owned by India's elite, showcase architectural brilliance, world-class amenities, and eco-friendly features, highlighting the city's role as a financial and cultural hub. These opulent properties also drive economic growth and inspire better designs in urban development.
The Dharavi Redevelopment Project employs advanced technologies like drones, LiDAR, and mobile apps to digitally map and document the slum, ensuring accuracy, transparency, and efficiency in planning affordable housing for 700,000 residents.
IKIGAI Goa, India’s first luxury senior living community, offers a harmonious blend of comfort, care, and community in a scenic 7.5-acre setting. It reimagines senior living with a focus on dignity, independence, and social engagement.
The Enforcement Directorate conducted searches on Orris Infrastructure and its associates under the PMLA, seizing luxury cars, freezing assets worth ₹31.22 crore, and uncovering fund diversion in Gurugram's Greenpolis housing project.
Vestian's report reveals that 60% of India's Grade-A office stock, valued at INR 4.5 lakh crore, is suitable for REITs, highlighting significant growth potential in the sector.
Gopalan Enterprises plans to expand its residential portfolio by 2 msft in 2025, targeting ₹500 crore revenue.
The Konkan Board of MHADA has expanded its 2024 housing scheme by 4,000 units, providing affordable homes across the MMR, priced between ₹15 lakh and ₹1 crore.
