The energy of young homebuyers is transforming real estate! As per latest reports, with a Housing Sentiment Index of 160, they’re embracing affordable, smart, and sustainable living. Their choices reflect a deeper shift, reminding us that inclusive policies and innovative housing

Led by strategic capital deployment, total equity investments in India’s real estate sector have hit a record high of $8.9 billion, showing a significant 46% YoY increase. This marks the highest level of equity inflows since 2018, surpassing 2023’s total of $7.4 billion. With

The Indian real estate market is witnessing an exciting transformation. Despite rising property prices, real estate continues to be the top asset class for 59% of Indians. With 67% of buyers now opting for self-use properties, we see a strong end-user driven market. There is also

In a post-pandemic resurgence, India's real estate developers have secured a substantial ₹12,801 crore via QIP, placing the sector as a significant driver in capital markets, second only to renewable energy. This reflects a pivotal shift in transparency, investor confidence and

India’s real estate sector has turned a corner, raising a record-breaking ₹13,500 crore through IPOs in 2024. This infusion, nearly twice that of the previous year, reflects the sector's formidable standing, enhanced by increased corporate earnings, strong liquidity, and growing

Having closely observed Mumbai’s dynamic growth, I firmly believe that redevelopment will remain a cornerstone of the city’s evolution for the foreseeable future. The scope of opportunities is substantial, with prime locations and larger societies yet to be tapped. The scale of

India is on the cusp of establishing itself as the 'Office of the World,' with office leasing volumes projected to exceed 80 million sq. ft. A confluence of limited supply, robust multinational demand, and rising rental pressures signals a bullish growth trajectory, positioning

India’s office market is cementing its role as an economic bellwether, as highlighted in our recent Q3 CY'24 India office report with CRE Matrix. Driven by record-high demand and escalating market rents, vacancy rates have tightened significantly, reflecting a supply-constrained

2024 has been a remarkable year for Indian real estate. We witnessed record-breaking growth, a surge in demand in Tier 2 & 3 cities, and an inspiring shift towards green housing and technology. It’s been heartening to see how the sector has aligned with evolving aspirations for

The Union Budget 2025 presents a promising vision for India's future, with strategic allocations that will strengthen urban infrastructure and expedite stalled housing projects. As we look ahead, I am optimistic that the momentum from these forward-thinking measures, coupled with

RBI’s 25 bps rate cut to 6.25%, coupled with the CRR reduction aligns with the push for economic momentum. While its immediate impact may be limited, the signal is clear—liquidity infusion and policy support will drive housing demand, especially in mid-income and affordable

The RBI’s latest rate cut from 6.25% to 6% (25 basis points) reflects a calibrated shift toward supporting growth, aligning with a more stable inflation trajectory. I’ve always believed that housing responds swiftly to sentiment. And right now, this move will give many

This World Environment Day, we’re taking a significant step toward a more sustainable future in real estate through the formation of the CREDAI Green India Council—a national platform focused on driving environmental responsibility across the sector. Our journey begins with a

We welcome the RBI’s decision to reduce the repo rate by 50 basis points to 5.50% — the third consecutive cut — and view it as a bold and timely step toward stimulating domestic demand. With CPI inflation easing to a four-year low of 3.2%, well below the 4% target, this move

બિલ્ડર ઓફ ધ નેશન 2025 અમદાવાદ ગાંધીનગરના અમારા કાર્યક્રમમાં CREDAI Nationalના પ્રેસિડેન્ટ શ્રી શેખર પટેલનું CM શ્રી ભુપેન્દ્રભાઈ પટેલના હસ્તે સન્માન કરવામાં આવ્યું. શ્રી શેખરભાઈ પટેલે રિયલ એસ્ટેટ સેક્ટર માટે મહત્વના મુદ્દે ચર્ચા કરી. Shekhar G Patel Bhupendra Patel CMO Gujarat

RBI’s decision to pause at 5.5% reflects market expectations and cautious optimism amid global uncertainty. With ₹3.6 lakh crore in residential sales in H1 2025, housing demand stays strong. CREDAI anticipates a festive season rate cut to further boost affordable and mid-income

Spoke about the surge in India’s luxury housing market and what’s driving it. 2025 is set to be a big year for real estate.

Thank you, Hon’ble Finance Minister, for your valuable time