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The next big real estate story in Chennai may not rise around malls or IT parks, but inside giant windowless
buildings packed with servers

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If you live overseas and plan to sell property in India, these expert-approved steps will help you secure the best deal for your asset

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The nationwide infrastructure push is setting off a parallel real estate rush. From suburban rail corridors in Bengaluru
to Navi Mumbai’s airport zone, new projects are fast becoming the backbone of property demand

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Real estate influencers may have led the shift, but individual homeowners are now catching up. From reels to walkthrough videos, selling a home has become a digital-first exercise

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The decision was taken during a meeting between Maharashtra ports minister and Mumbai municipal commissioner on Monday.

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Rising prices, flexible financing, and better project choices are nudging them to move sooner rather than later

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Beyond the amenities that make the brochure glossier, here is a look at what actually sells and what the buyer is looking for

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Tree plantation work has finally begun along sections of open spaces developed under Mumbai’s Coastal Road project, with initial activity underway in Worli and work expected to start soon at Breach Candy.

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Tree plantation work has finally begun along sections of open spaces developed under Mumbai’s Coastal Road project, with initial activity underway in Worli and work expected to start soon at Breach Candy.

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Telangana is set to launch a dedicated Road Safety Action Plan for Children 2030, becoming one of the first states to introduce a child-focused road safety framework.

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The new Ex-STRR-1 service is expected to begin within the next 15 days on the Doddaballapur-Hoskote STRR stretch. BMTC plans to operate 11 non-AC buses on the route at 30-minute intervals.

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Across India, malls are once again buzzing with shoppers, diners, moviegoers, and fami-lies looking for more than just retail therapy

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Flexible workspaces, once associated largely with startups and freelancers, are now be-coming a core part of enterprise real estate strategy across India

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GCCs are now driving strong demand for premium office spaces, particularly in cities with strong talent pools, infrastructure, and connectivity

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India’s infrastructure push is visible everywhere, from expressways to renewable energy projects. For investors who wish to participate in this growth story, infrastructure-focused government bonds offer a structured entry point

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With REITs, you can now invest in income-generating commercial properties with a much lower entry barrier. And the market is growing fast. From Rs 271 billion in FY20 to Rs 1,726 billion in FY26. Recent regulatory changes are making REITs even more attractive.

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The Pimpri Chinchwad Municipal Corporation has increased the number of its zonal ward offices from eight to 10 as part of a broader administrative restructuring aimed at improving civic service delivery in the rapidly expanding city.

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Spread across 12 hectares, the project is designed to process 600 tonnes of municipal solid waste daily and generate nearly eight megawatts of electricity, potentially powering civic facilities including the Bhandup water treatment complex.