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Which residential developers were most active in Mumbai in Q2?
Which residential developers were most active in Mumbai in Q2?
Over 19,000 units were launched during the quarter.
Bengaluru records 35% growth in office leasing volume in Q2
Volumes hit over 3msf during the quarter.
Who are the major tenants in Delhi’s new malls?
One of the malls is dominated by premium brands.
Mumbai gross office leasing volume drops 4% to 2.7msf in Q2
The total takeup in H1 was at 5.6msf.
Residential launches in Delhi hit nearly 11,000 units in H1
This is more than double the volumes recorded in the same period last year.
Mumbai’s retail supply pipeline at nearly 4m sq ft over the next four years
Only one project is expected to be added by Q3.
Delhi office leasing volume rises 24% to 3.6msf in Q2
This brings total leasing volume in H1 to 6.5msf.
Bengaluru to see sustained robust demand for luxury residential properties
Find out where demand could be coming from.
Mumbai’s prime residential market maintains momentum
Demand for high-end apartments continues to increase in the city.
This is the best performing residential submarket in Delhi
Over 80% of the 4,000 units sold in the city came from this district.
Bengaluru’s total retail supply to hit 15.8m sq ft by year-end
Three new malls totalling 1.6m sq ft will be added this year.
Delhi’s Q1 gross industrial absorption hits 1.1 million sq ft
Demand was driven by the 3PL and retail sectors.
Delhi to see almost 7m sq ft of office supply by year-end
Most of the new stock will be in Noida and Gurgaon.
Mumbai adds 0.15 million sq ft to its Grade A office stock
Thanks to the completion of one project in Navi Mumbai in Q1.
India’s real estate investment volume hits USD1.07b in Q1
Over half of the volume came from foreign investors.
Residential launches in Delhi more than doubled in Q1
Nearly 8,000 units were launched during the quarter.
Mumbai office leasing plummets 32% to 3.05msf in Q1
Smaller sized transactions dominated fresh leases.
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