Real Estate

Real estate developer Signature Global (India) Ltd reported a consolidated net loss of Rs. 46.86 crore for the quarter ended September 30, 2025, compared with a profit of Rs. 4.15 crore in the same period last year. Total income for the quarter fell sharply to Rs. 372.51 crore from Rs. 777.42 crore, reflecting over a 50 percent decline. Despite maintaining its pre‑sales target of Rs. 12,500 crore for FY26, the results highlight challenges in revenue recognition, booking momentum, and execution.

India’s commercial real estate sector is witnessing strong office rent growth across key metropolitan hubs, according to Knight Frank’s latest report. Bengaluru, NCR, and Mumbai have emerged as prime markets, reflecting robust demand driven by IT, tech, and financial services companies. The report highlights rising leasing activity, shrinking vacancy rates, and upward pressure on rents, signaling confidence among corporates and investors. Analysts note that hybrid work models, sector-specific demand, and infrastructure development are shaping the office space landscape.

Mumbai’s property market witnessed a 10% decline in property registrations in October compared with the same period last year, reflecting a phase of market stabilization following months of strong activity. Industry analysts attribute the moderation to rising property prices, higher interest rates, and a temporary slowdown in fresh inventory launches. Despite the dip, overall revenue collection from stamp duty remained healthy, suggesting continued demand for premium and mid-segment homes.

The real estate sector has witnessed a significant surge in fundraising during July–September, with total inflows reaching $1.15 billion, reflecting renewed investor confidence and market resilience. The growth is fueled by increasing demand for residential, commercial, and mixed-use developments, alongside favorable economic indicators and policy support. Analysts note that institutional investors, private equity firms, and high-net-worth individuals are actively participating in funding rounds, driving capital availability for new projects.

Dr. Nitesh Kumar, Managing Director and CEO of Emami Realty Limited, has been appointed as the Co-Chairman of the Infrastructure & Real Estate Council of the Merchant’s Chamber of Commerce & Industry (MCCI) for the 2025–26 term. This appointment underscores Dr. Kumar's significant contributions to the real estate sector and his leadership within MCCI. As Co-Chairman, he aims to drive initiatives that enhance housing accessibility and affordability across India, leveraging his extensive experience in real estate development, strategic planning, and marketing.

One Prastha Realty has raised ₹80 crore in fresh capital to fuel its next phase of growth across the National Capital Region (NCR). The funds will be allocated toward land acquisition, project development, and strategic expansion, reflecting rising investor confidence in the company’s business model. The real estate developer, which recently earned RERA approval for its flagship project in Sonipat, aims to leverage the infusion to fast-track ongoing projects and diversify its portfolio.

Mahindra Lifespace Developers Ltd has acquired a strategic land parcel in Pune to launch a new residential project, signaling its continued focus on urban housing expansion. The acquisition aligns with the company’s strategy to tap into high-demand real estate markets in India’s growing tier-2 cities. The Pune project is expected to blend modern design, sustainable living features, and community-centric amenities. Analysts note that this move reflects confidence in the city’s real estate potential and rising demand for quality housing.

India’s real estate private equity (PE) investments fell by 15% in the latest quarter, totaling $819 million, according to Anarock’s latest market report. The decline reflects cautious investor sentiment amid rising interest rates, regulatory uncertainties, and evolving market dynamics in residential, commercial, and logistics sectors. Despite the slowdown, selective sectors such as warehousing and high-demand residential projects continue to attract capital.

India’s real estate sector is experiencing a historic upswing, driven by robust economic growth, rising urbanization, and surging housing demand. From metropolitan centers to emerging Tier-II cities, property sales and new project launches have reached multi-year highs, underscoring renewed investor confidence and a resurgence in consumer sentiment. The combination of infrastructural development, government incentives, and growing middle-class aspirations has positioned real estate as one of the country’s most dynamic economic engines.

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) reported that the House Price Index (HPI) rose by 3.6% in Q1 compared to the previous quarter, reflecting sustained demand in India’s residential real estate sector. The increase was observed across major metropolitan and tier-2 cities, driven by favorable financing conditions, government housing schemes, and growing urban migration. While affordability remains a concern in premium segments, mid-income housing continues to see robust activity.