Barely 4-5% of the total stock of 96 million sq ft of grade-A non-captive office space is available on lease, according to JLL India.

The retail sector can look forward to a more cheerful 2016, given some of the good initiatives taken by the government.

Bengaluru based builder Nitesh Estates and global investment bank Goldman Sachs have announced an agreement to jointly invest up to $250 mi...

The government is focused on boosting potential growth and removing bottlenecks, which will kick start the investment and consumption cycle...

Nitesh Estates and investment bank Goldman Sachs announced that they will jointly invest up to $250 million in real estate assets in India.

The outcome: more than 100 key midmarket hotels are on the block today. “There are more than 100 hotels, across all tiers and pan-India."

The jump in forward bookings is helping offset the downturn the sector has witnessed over the last few years due to economic uncertainty

Realty developers likely to gain from a fresh burst of interest from NRI buyers who now have to pay less dollars.

"Retail real estate has been down and out for the last three years and this move will give a fillip to the segment," says Pranay Vakil, cha...

The real estate business in India has grown manifold in recent times, and companies have also increased their scale of operations.

Nitesh Shetty, Chairman & MD, Nitesh Estates updates, on the Ritz-Carlton hotel and the Bangalore real estate scene in general, in a chat w...

Deepak Parekh, leading figure of Corporate India spoke to ET on a range of issues: the builder lobby, imperfections in property market and ...

Expecting huge value erosion in the realty space, corporates have started to float new funds to acquire assets in the domestic property mar...

Grappling with a slowdown across segments, the Indian property market is heading towards the next phase of consolidation.

The move also seems to be backed by pure market play as demand in the luxury home segment is growing sharply. Loan against property | Day i...

India’s young business turks are lining up in the company of former president APJ Abdul Kalam at the Wharton India Economic Forum (WIEF).

Real estate deals are expected to slow down and fancy valuations projected by developers could witness a deep correction.