DLF In addition to retail space in its prospective residential and commercial buildings, the business has planned malls in Gurugram and Goa, as well as high streets in Gurugram. DLF , the country’s largest real estate developer, plans to expand around 5 million square feet over the next 5-6 years with an expenditure of approximately Rs. 3,000 crore, according to a senior official. In addition to retail space in its future residential property in gurgaon  and commercial buildings, the company Continue Reading

DLF Camellias in Gurugram is the country’s new ‘Babylonian’ capital. With apartments starting at Rs. 35 crores, the project fulfils its promise of being luxurious and one of a kind. DLF has designed Camellias as remarkable, almost disruptive. With Rs. 35 crores being charged for the smallest apartment of the project, it schemed to be is ultra-exclusive with access and marketing. Even the ‘smallest’ apartment of the project is of 7,400 square feet, the range ending at a whooping carpet Continue Reading

  Increasing demands of sustainable housing, buildings complying to environmental, social and governance (ESG) standards and call for net-zero developments have led to realtors making environment their focal point. The construction and development sectors combined are liable for 36% for world’s final energy consumption and about 40% of direct and indirect CO2 emission. The Real Estate sector is accountable for 24% of India’s CO2 emission. Various reports have showcased construction and buildings in India are liable for 40% of the Continue Reading

  Over the last sixteen years, the government has made significant progress in liberalising FDI in indian real estate, and now is the time to go much farther. Historically, real estate has been one of the most heavily regulated and regulated sectors, with stringent rules and policies limiting foreign investment. This safeguard was put in place to avoid speculation in the sector, and speculative real estate operations are still illegal under the foreign direct investment regime today. Fortunately, throughout the Continue Reading