Signing a property agreement is one of the most important things you will …
For most families in India, buying a home means taking a home loan. …
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Most tenants spend more time negotiating the rent than reading the document they …
India’s industrial and warehousing sector recorded 11 million square feet of leasing in …
Every broker in India has heard of RERA. Far fewer have taken the …
Numbers in Indian real estate often get repeated without being understood. USD 8.5 …
For decades, the image of a successful real estate business was one of …
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A lot of brokers still think reviews are optional. Useful, maybe. Good for the image, maybe. But not something that really changes business. That thinking is outdated. Today, when a …
Think back to the world of real estate just 15-20 years ago. A broker’s most valuable asset was a thick, worn-out diary. This diary was a treasure chest, filled with …
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India’s Unsold Housing Stock Just Hit a Record 616,000 Units. For the First Time Since 2020, Buyers Have the Leverage.
For five consecutive years after the pandemic, Indian residential real estate ran in one direction. Launches sold out quickly. Prices rose. Buyers competed for allocations. Developers extended pipelines faster than …
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GCCs Now Drive 40–50% of India’s Grade A Office Demand: What Commercial Brokers Must Understand in 2026
Ten years ago, Global Capability Centres in India were called “back offices.” The implication was clear: routine work, cost arbitrage, support functions. The description was always incomplete and is now …
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How to Qualify a Real Estate Buyer Before the Site Visit: The Financial and Intent Checklist Every Broker Needs
A site visit in India’s real estate market costs a broker between three and five hours of productive time. Travel to the project. Walk-through of the sample flat. Explanation of …
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Mumbai’s Redevelopment Pipeline in 2026: 59,000 Homes, ₹1.5 Trillion, and What It Means for Every Stakeholder in the City’s Property Market
Mumbai has a housing problem that cannot be solved by building on the city’s periphery. The land is gone. Every viable greenfield plot within a practical commute of the city’s …