Sumadhura Group plans a Rs 17,000 crore investment for 45 million sq. ft. development. This includes 35 million sq. ft. of residential proj...

Arnya Realestates and Casagrand Premier Builder plan to raise over Rs 750 crore through a Category II AIF focused on residential real estat...

Bengaluru startup founder Bala Panneerselvam has criticised the city's traffic after finding his office nearly empty at 10am, saying exhaus...

Independence Day 2026: Today's Indian consumers are transforming their financial habits, with a declining focus on food expenditure within ...

Pirojsha Godrej is set to take charge of Godrej Industries Group, succeeding Nadir Godrej, with a mandate to build sector-leading businesse...

India's top housing markets delivered strong dual returns between 2019 and Q2 2026, combining capital growth with rising rental yields, an ...

In a significant surge, Bengaluru and New Delhi led the charge with 35,017 apartment sales, spotlighting a robust Indian real estate landsc...

Karnataka Chief Minister DK Shivakumar urged companies to prioritize primary education spending. He announced a dedicated government team w...

Karnataka's city governments received only a fraction of promised state finance commission grants. A significant portion of these funds wer...

Karnataka has unveiled a draft bill to modernize apartment ownership and management laws. This legislation aims to replace outdated acts an...

The previous BJP regime decided to increase the number of municipal wards in the city from 198 to 243, but the present Congress regime want...

Indian cities, including Bengaluru, are facing grave water risk due to poor water management, water-illiterate residents, contaminated supp...

Yet, Bengaluru's comfortable climate is a distinct factor that has made this city a destination for investors.

Difference between then and now is the stand taken by govt and attitude of politicians. Current operations started only after directions gi...

According to historian Janaki Nair, Bengaluru had incorporated more than 218 villages by 2001, taking the count closer to 250 presently .

Bengaluru is fast losing its green cover with urbanisation having risen by 125 per cent between 2000 and 2014, researchers at Indian Instit...

Urbanisation growth is likely to continue for years to come on account of favourable demographics and rising disposable income levels in th...