Aurum PropTech has acquired PropTiger. The acquisition is through an all-stock deal with REA India. REA India will get a 5.5% stake in Auru...

Dhruv Agarwala, CEO of REA India, has resigned to start his own venture. He co-founded PropTiger in 2011, which was later acquired by REA G...

"Our aim is to unlock the extensive Indian talent in data, cloud, AI and product development to build products for our users in Australia. ...

Melbourne-based REA Group reported a 31% rise in revenue from India for the financial year ending June 2024, albeit down from 46% growth th...

Residential real estate demand is rising with stable interest rates. Concerns exist over high prices and potential bubble territory. Foreig...

Proptech firm REA India, which owns Housing.com and PropTiger, is not actively seeking acquisitions for further growth but is open to evalu...

REA India, which is part of Australia's publicly listed firm REA, is a full-stack real estate technology firm and owns two online classifie...

Established in 2021 by Pramod Kathuria, Easiloan is a digital home loan marketplace offering personalised, end-to-end home loan solutions t...

Housing.com has made an undisclosed investment in Easiloan, a fintech startup specializing in digitizing the home loan process. Easiloan, f...

REA India, which is a subsidiary of Australia's REA Group, is a full-stack real estate technology firm and it owns three real estate portal...

Melbourne-based REA Group, the owner of Australian real estate sites realestate.com.au, realcommercial.com.au and spacely.com.au, stated th...

Demand revival and digital adoption in the realty sector led to a four-fold increase in monthly traffic to Proptech group's website, now re...

Housing.com -- one of the leading real estate classified platforms in India -- contributed around 80 per cent to the total revenue, and hou...

The company has invested close to 300 million dollar in India since 2017.

Online real estate company REA Group Ltd. had entered into a binding agreement to acquire controlling interest in REA India (formerly Elara...

REA currently holds a 13.5% shareholding in Elara, on completion the company is expected to have a shareholding of between 47.2% and 61.1%.

Thousands of Amrapali homebuyers are yet to get their flats even after paying nearly 90% to the builder.