Indian Luxury housing,which took a beating in the last two years, is poised to gain momentum yet again, basically in India’s Tier-I cities. (more…)

Real estate prices in India have grown by 18.6% in June’10 compared with the same month last year. The index for the month of June stood at 1122 vis- a- vis 946 a year ago. (more…)

Another sector of the Indian real estate market is coming back in vogue. After Indian realtors focused on the affordable housing space, where demand remained reasonable when market prices crashed two years ago, they are now launching luxury homes as the segment is witnessing early signals of an upswing in demand. (more…)

Indian property developers need to brace themselves to come up with their counterparts in other parts of the world with new RICS standards for Real Estate and Infrastructure sector for India. (more…)

Property in India is firmly back in demand with NRI/PIO’s based in the UK. Navyroof.com witnessed both a good turnout at the HDFC’s Indian homes fair in London this weekend and a turning point back towards investing in property in India. (more…)

Buying residential property now would be a wise decision because of several indications that say property prices are all set to move up. (more…)

Buoyed by the recovery in the global housing market, property in India ranked 13th across the globe in terms of price rise in the residential sector for the year ending March according to Knight Frank. (more…)

The price of residential property in India is heading north again and non-resident Indians ( NRIs) are now investing in high-end luxury projects again which were hit hard previously. (more…)

You may not think that there are best seasons to buy or sell your property in India. However, there is. Spring, and the warm weather that comes along with it, brings a season of change. Literally, people are more prone to buy and sell properties then. (more…)

Indian expats have started investing property in India in a big way. Increasing job security in Gulf countries, coupled with fears of recession in Europe and North America, are prompting NRIs (non-resident Indians) to repatriate their savings to Indian assets, the most favoured being property in India. (more…)