Investment

Jamshedpur has long been synonymous with steel, manufacturing and the legacy of Tata Steel. But beyond its industrial identity, the city is steadily evolving into a more diversified urban centre, supported by employment, infrastructure development and demand for quality housing. For property investors, the opportunity lies not simply in the city's history, but in how its economic foundations could...

Buying a home in your 30s or 40s often revolves around a different set of priorities. A shorter commute to the office, proximity to schools, an extra bedroom for a growing family or a location close to business hubs may influence the decision. But what happens when you are approaching retirement or have already crossed 60? The priorities begin to change. The daily rush of office life gradually takes...

There was a time when owning a home in India meant having a house with a courtyard, a terrace where the family could gather in the evening, and enough space for everyday life to unfold at its own pace. Today, the picture of urban home ownership is changing. From the growing skylines of Ranchi and Jamshedpur to the rapidly developing residential corridors of Delhi-NCR, Kolkata and Pune, high-rise buildings...

The dream of owning a home often begins with a vision: a house designed around your lifestyle, a garden where your family can spend time together, or a property that becomes a valuable asset for the future. While apartments continue to attract homebuyers across India, plotted residential projects are gaining attention among buyers who want greater freedom over how they build, use, and develop their...

For decades, the rooftop was one of the most underused spaces in an Indian home. It was mostly reserved for drying clothes, children’s playtime, keeping plants, or even giving the family pet a little extra space to roam. Today, however, that familiar rooftop is taking on a far more valuable role—it can become a source of clean energy for your home and even your electric vehicle. Today, that is...

There is a special feeling that comes with owning a home. After years of saving, comparing properties and planning finances, finally getting the keys feels like the finish line. In reality, it is the beginning of a new financial chapter. Homeownership comes with costs that extend well beyond the purchase price — from the home loan EMI and registration charges to maintenance, repairs, insurance,...

Picture yourself walking into a new residential project. There's a landscaped entrance, a stylish clubhouse, a gym—and then you see it: a sparkling swimming pool surrounded by deck chairs and greenery. It immediately changes the way the property feels. The project suddenly looks more premium. More aspirational. More like a resort than a conventional housing complex. But here's the question...

India's 2026 BRICS presidency has placed greater emphasis on trade, resilient supply chains, industrial cooperation, connectivity and infrastructure. While BRICS is not a real estate programme, these priorities could have an indirect impact on India's property landscape by strengthening the economic activity that typically drives demand for industrial, logistics, commercial and residential real...

For decades, buying a home in India has been associated with a familiar milestone: get a job, get married, raise a family, buy a bigger house. But what happens when the children have grown up, the career has ended and the calendar suddenly looks much less crowded? For many Indians turning 60, retirement is not the end of the road. It is the beginning of a different chapter—one where the question...

For a generation entering the workforce, buying a home in an Indian city can often feel like a distant milestone. Rising property prices, expensive home loans and high urban rents have made the first step onto the property ladder increasingly difficult. Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana-Urban (PMAY-U) 2.0, however, is attempting to change that equation by widening access to affordable housing and creating rental...