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Max Estates is expanding its presence across Delhi-NCR with a new residential development in Ghaziabad. The company has entered into a joint venture of a 9.76-acre land parcel in Indirapuram, along National Expressway-3. The proposed project carries an estimated gross development value (GDV) of ₹2,500 crore to ₹3,000 crore.
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The Indian real estate market is changing. One of the strongest forces behind this change is a generation that looks at property differently from Generation X.
India's luxury housing market has expanded as high-income buyers look for larger homes, premium locations and branded developments. Developers are also entering this segment with projects offering private elevators, large layouts, high-end clubhouses, concierge services and, in some cases, branded residences.
Buying your first rental property is a heavy step to take. The numbers are large, the paperwork can be confusing, finding a trusted source is tough and there is always the question: Will the rent actually cover my costs?
The Integrated Industrial Township – Greater Noida (IIT-GN) is emerging as an important industrial and investment destination in the NCR. Spread across ~747.5 acres, the government-backed township is part of the Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor (DMIC) and the Dadri-Noida-Ghaziabad Investment Region. However, this is not a private residential township.
M3M India has achieved great success in Noida with the acquisition of two prime land parcels. The 12.5-acre mixed-use plot in Sector 108, where M3M won the auction against some of the biggest names in real estate, including DLF.
Sector 150 has evolved into a highly segmented residential market in Noida-Greater Noida Expressway. People searching for a property in sector 150 may have different kinds of arguments. Some compare a ₹1.5-2.25 crore ready to move home, while others may evaluate a ₹ 3 to 5 crores premium new launch.
The Centre’s advice to State Real Estate Regulatory Authorities (RERAs) to provide a four-month extension to eligible real estate projects affected by the West Asia conflict has brought some relief to the construction industry.
The new Noida project aims to create a large industrial and employment hub supported by housing, commercial areas, institutions, transport networks and green spaces. Under the New Noida Master Plan 2041, the proposed planning area covers around 20,911 hectares, or 209.11 sq km. That makes its overall geographical spread almost comparable to existing Noida.
Existing Noida has grown into a mixed urban centre where people live, work, study and shop. New Noida, by contrast, is being planned primarily as an industrial investment region, with housing and other facilities designed to support that economic base.
