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With 46 per cent of home sales in Bengaluru falling in the Rs one to two crore bracket, the segment is drawing buyers seeking a balance of lifestyle, location and long-term value
Cracks, seepage and faulty fittings may surface months after possession, but homebuyers have a five-year window to seek repairs for genuine construction defects under RERA
What if the biggest luxury in a city is not extra square feet, but having everything you need within easy reach?
In Alwarpet and Teynampet, the familiar bungalow could soon give way to a handful of modern flats, letting families stay rooted in old neighbourhoods while rethinking how they live
From shaded balconies to better ventilation, familiar ideas from traditional homes are finding new relevance in modern residential design
Affordable housing is a critical pillar of the realty sector, helping bridge the gap between rising housing demand and affordability
BMTC is planning five dedicated feeder bus routes to improve connectivity to Bengaluru Metro’s Pink Line
From Whitefi eld to emerging Metro-linked neighbourhoods, Bengaluru offers homebuyers more choices. The key is finding the right balance of commute, convenience and long-term value
CMDA will appoint a global consultant to prepare a comprehensive master plan for the 5,904-sq km Chennai Metropolitan Area
What was once a lifestyle perk is now becoming a financial asset. Housing societies are monetising underutilised amenities to generate additional revenue and reduce the burden of rising maintenance costs
With commercial real estate witnessing strong growth, the festive season is the right time to invest in such properties
Infrastructure and civic amenities are key to success when it comes to putting emerging locations on the real estate map, but strong social infrastructure, liveability and quality development are needed to sustain long term demand
Renting a home for your family is not merely a financial decision; it is a lifestyle decision. The focus should be on convenience, safety and long-term comfort
Wherever a new highway goes, a familiar pattern tends to unfold; land values begin to shift, developers take a fresh look at neighbourhoods and homebuyers start looking at their returns from investment
A Metro station, a shorter commute or a new road can make a once-distant Chennai neighbourhood suddenly feel much closer to home
Bengaluru’s growth is pushing deeper into its outer edges, where new road links are bringing housing, jobs and investment closer together
As traffic moves overhead, the neighbourhoods around Indora, Dighori and Pachpaoli could see a different kind of movement on the ground



















