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    Amitabh Bachchan sells two luxury apartments in Mumbai for Rs 12 crore

    Amitabh Bachchan has sold two adjacent luxury apartments in Mumbai's Goregaon for a combined Rs 12 crore. The 3,640 sq ft property, located on the 47th floor, was sold in two separate deals. Each apartment included two car parking spaces.

    Court orders builder to return Rs 3 lakh with 9% interest after buyers cancel flat booking due to delayed construction

    A Nagpur consumer court ordered a real estate company to refund ₹3 lakh with 9% interest to a couple who cancelled their flat booking. The company also owes ₹30,000 for mental harassment and ₹10,000 for legal costs. The court found the builder's retention of the booking amount to be unjust enrichment and a deficiency in service.

    Homebuyers win MahaREAT case despite unregistered sale agreement; to get Rs 23 lakh with interest from builders for delay in possession

    The Maharashtra Real Estate Appellate Tribunal ruled that builders cannot use unregistered sale agreements as an excuse for delays. Homebuyers Mr. and Mrs. Joshi won Rs 23 lakh, including interest, from builders for failing to deliver apartments by the agreed date. The tribunal emphasized builders' responsibility to register agreements and deliver possession on time.

    ET Graphics: AIFs emerge as major players in India's real estate investment scene

    Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs) have become the primary capital source for India's real estate sector, anchoring nearly 80% of category II commitments. These funds are vital for reviving stalled projects, supporting mid-income housing, logistics, and developer credit, with total commitments reaching Rs 14.2 lakh crore as of June 2025.

    Square Yards Q2 profit surges on 43% revenue growth, fintech leads momentum

    Square Yards reported a 43% YoY revenue jump to ₹455.5 crore in Q2FY26, driven by fintech-led India operations and a 75% surge in transaction value. The firm turned profitable with ₹23 crore EBITDA for H1 and improved margins from scale and tech efficiencies.

    Earnings rebound to drive next market rally; consumption to lead growth: Rakesh Vyas, Quest Investment

    Quest Investment Managers’ Rakesh Vyas expects Indian markets to break out of their consolidation phase as earnings rebound 12–13% over the next few quarters. He sees consumption leading the next growth cycle, with hospitality, real estate, and retail emerging as key sectors. FII outflows may reverse gradually as India’s earnings visibility and macro strength improve.

    • Aquilius raises $1.1 billion for Asia's largest real estate secondaries fund

      Aquilius Investment Partners has raised $1.1 billion for its second Asia Pacific real estate secondaries fund, marking the region's largest of its kind, the Singapore-based firm said on Monday.

      Aquilius raises $1.1 billion for Asia's largest real estate secondaries fund

      Aquilius Investment Partners has secured a significant $1.1 billion for its second Asia Pacific real estate secondaries fund. This marks the largest fund of its kind in the region. The firm, founded by former executives from top firms, is now Asia's largest real estate secondaries platform.

      Want European residency? Investing €250,000 in Greece is the cheapest way to get entry into EU: Here’s the process

      The Greece Golden Visa program is witnessing a remarkable surge in interest, particularly among affluent applicants from China. With a starting investment of just €250,000, this opportunity not only provides access to the EU but also permits hassle-free travel across the Schengen area. Real estate ventures are particularly enticing, boasting attractive rental yields and the promise of value growth.

      Realty cos from other cities flock to NCR on rising demand, prices

      In a surprising turn of events, developers from Mumbai and Bengaluru are setting their sights on the National Capital Region, where property prices are outpacing growth seen elsewhere. Real estate giants are not just launching new projects; they are also significantly enlarging their market footprint.

      Michael Jackson’s estate paid $2.5 million to settle sexual abuse claims ahead of biopic release

      Michael Jackson's estate paid $2.5 million to five accusers, finalizing a $16.5 million settlement. These accusers now contest the deal, claiming pressure and seeking to air their allegations in court. This dispute could impact the upcoming biopic 'Michael'. The estate accuses one accuser of extortion. A key court hearing is scheduled for November 2025.

      Prince Andrew will head into exile at King Charles' private, remote Sandringham estate

      Prince Andrew is moving from his Windsor home to the King's Sandringham estate. This move aims to distance the monarchy from his past scandals. Andrew will live on the private estate, funded by King Charles. The relocation follows years of controversy. Andrew's new home will be on the historic Sandringham grounds. The move is expected after the Christmas festivities conclude.

      ASBL recognised as the fastest-growing real estate company in India

      Hyderabad, Telangana, India (NewsVoir) The ET Now Realty Conclave & Awards 2025 - South Edition brought together some of the most influential stakeholders from South India's real estate ecosystem.

      Enough opportunities in Delhi-NCR housing market, not looking at other cities: Signature Global chairman

      Signature Global is concentrating its real estate development efforts within the Delhi-NCR region. The company is actively seeking land parcels in Noida and Greater Noida. It already possesses sufficient land in Gurugram for expansion. Signature Global plans to launch approximately 8 million square feet of saleable area by March next year, valued at around Rs 14,000 crore.

      Real estate developers shifting focus on residential projects for better profits

      Indian developers are prioritizing residential projects over commercial ones due to higher profitability and simpler approvals, potentially leading to a future shortage of quality office space. This shift is driven by a significant valuation disparity, with residential capital values outperforming commercial ones.

      Office demand to remain strong despite global uncertainties: DLF official

      India's office market is set for continued growth. This is driven by a strong competitive edge in affordable English-speaking talent and high-quality workspaces. Global companies find India an attractive base. Demand for office and retail spaces remains robust. Policy reforms like RERA and GST are supporting the sector. CII is advocating for further policy improvements to boost development.

      VICI Properties raises lower end of annual AFFO forecast

      VICI Properties raised the lower end of its 2025 adjusted funds from operations forecast on Thursday, banking on its investments in experiential real estate.

      India's REITs market likely to touch Rs 19.7 lakh crore by 2030: Report

      India's REIT (real estate investment trust) market is projected to reach Rs 19.7 lakh crore by 2030 from Rs 10.4 lakh crore in 2025, driven by high occupancy, favourable taxation and broader sectoral inclusion, according to a report released on Friday.

      SC stays GST demand on real estate joint development pacts

      In a pivotal ruling, the Supreme Court has granted a temporary reprieve against a Goods and Services Tax demand related to a joint development agreement for a real estate project. This judicial decision may reshape the landscape for developers and landowners across the country.

      The Fed just slashed rates — experts reveal the No.1 place to keep your money right now

      Best investments after Fed rate cut: The Federal Reserve has lowered interest rates again, impacting savers negatively but offering borrowers relief. Experts advise maintaining emergency funds while suggesting investments like ETFs and real estate for higher returns. This shift encourages exploring avenues beyond traditional savings for better financial growth, as the market adapts to the new economic landscape.

      Shah Rukh Khan, Aryan Khan’s D’YAVOL Spirits, in partnership with Nikhil Kamath & Radico Khaitan, expands to UK

      D’YAVOL Spirits, co-founded by Shah Rukh Khan and Aryan Khan in partnership with Radico Khaitan and Nikhil Kamath, has launched its Single Estate Vodka in the United Kingdom. The premium vodka, made from 100% winter wheat on a family-owned estate in Poland and filtered through black pearls, is now available at select UK bars, retailers, and online platforms.

      India’s office real estate is back in business — and getting pricier, says ANAROCK Research

      India's office real estate market is booming. Rentals have climbed 6% across top cities, with Bengaluru leading the surge. Vacancy levels have dropped, indicating robust leasing. Net office absorption hit a record 42 million sq. ft., surpassing pre-pandemic levels. Global Capability Centres are a major demand driver, alongside IT, coworking, and BFSI sectors.

      Aditya Birla Sun Life AMC to raise Rs 1,500 cr through realty credit fund

      Aditya Birla Sun Life AMC is launching a Rs 1,500 crore alternative investment fund, ABRECOF-II, to provide senior secured loans to real estate projects. The fund targets predictable, risk-adjusted returns with strong downside protection, focusing on post-approval, brownfield projects by established developers in major Indian cities. It aims for a gross IRR of 16-18% with quarterly coupon payouts.

      Co-investment by foreign, local Cos in realty sector up over 6-fold to USD 727 mn in Sep qtr: Report

      Foreign investors are partnering with local players to invest in Indian real estate to avoid risks amid global uncertainties, as their co-investment has jumped 6.6 times to USD 726.58 million during the latest September quarter, a report says.

      Foreign, local co-investments in real estate surge over sixfold to $727 mn in last three months: Report

      Foreign investors are increasingly partnering with Indian companies for real estate ventures. This co-investment strategy has seen a substantial jump, reaching USD 726.58 million in the September quarter. While direct foreign investment has declined, the rise in collaborations highlights growing confidence in India's real estate market.

      Suraj Estate Developers Q2 pre-sales Rs 153 cr, up 42% on-year

      Suraj Estate Developers saw a significant 42% rise in pre-sales, reaching Rs 153 crore for the September quarter. This growth was fueled by new projects in South-Central Mumbai. The company also reported a 33% increase in total income to Rs 145 crore. Strong sales momentum and strategic expansion are driving the developer's performance.

      Alexandria Real Estate forecasts annual AFFO below estimates, shares fall

      Alexandria Real Estate Equities lowered its annual adjusted funds from operations forecast, missing Wall Street estimates due to persistent macroeconomic uncertainty and high interest rates. The life science REIT reported negative net absorption and a quarterly net loss, impacting its share price. Pharma clients also face potential cost increases from proposed tariffs.

      Pune housing market logs 4-year high in property registrations: Knight Frank India

      Pune's property market saw a significant rise in September 2025. Registrations increased by 23% year-on-year, reaching 13,557 units. This surge contributed ₹523 crore in stamp duty revenue. The year-to-date registrations are the highest in four years. Demand for larger homes is also strengthening. Central Pune remains the primary real estate hub.

      Affordable homes start at Rs 1 cr, luxury at Rs 4.5 cr: What Indian investors should know about Dubai real estate: Morgan Owen

      Dubai's real estate market continues to attract Indian investors with a range of options from affordable homes to ultra-luxury properties. Driven by Golden Visa reforms, infrastructure growth, and attractive rental yields, the city offers tax-free income and long-term stability, making it a compelling investment destination.

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