GURGAON REAL ESTATE
These large-caps have ‘strong buy’ & ‘buy’ recos and an upside potential of more than 25%
Why talk about a correction when the market is clearly in bullish mode? Because, for one, you should always be ready for a correction; along with volatility, it is a part of the market. Second, it is important to know the reason for any correction in the market. Going forward, corrections are likely to happen more because of profit-booking rather than any structural reason. Now, this is very different from how things were in January and February when high valuations and low growth made it a structural issue. With Q4 earnings being better than expected, at least the concern over growth has been addressed. Valuations though are still not cheap. But if there is growth, valuations can be justified.
Earning Rs 20 lakh annually not enough to buy home in Gurgaon? Techie shares conversation with friend; post goes viral
A social media post ignited a debate about unaffordable housing in Indian cities. A tech worker highlighted that even with a Rs 20 lakh annual salary, his friend can't afford a home in Gurugram with decent amenities. This situation underscores the increasing difficulty of homeownership, even for high earners, due to skyrocketing real estate prices.
View: Wealth acquisition and lifestyle expression should, at some point, converge for rich Indians
In most parts of the developed world, living a 'clean' life, in terms of environment and spaces, is a generational practice. This is exactly why the country home, and not the city mansion, has been the historical symbol of arrival, whether in elitist Europe or meritocratic America. The ability to stake a sweeping claim over nature represents the ultimate expression of wealth, way above the infusion of majestic marble in a chic PIN code of a city district. Whenever Indians travel abroad, public spaces become a prime attraction, whether in Unter den Linden in Berlin, Central Park in New York, or Hyde Park in London.
Techie tries to buy a Gurgaon flat but finds even his Rs 1.2 lakh in-hand salary with no responsibilities not good enough
A viral post highlights the struggle of a high earner in Gurgaon facing unaffordable housing. Despite a good salary and frugal lifestyle, homeownership seems impossible. The post sparked debate about income inequality and housing costs. Many Indians echoed the sentiment of financial inadequacy. Some suggest renting and investing as better options. The discussion questions the obsession with owning property.
There are PSU stocks, and there are PSU businesses. Choose the business. 57 PSU stocks, some good, some not so good
A year back, on the day the results of 2024 general elections were getting declared, PSU stocks as a set suffered a sudden setback. From being much loved in the first six months of 2024, they were suddenly being hit. The reason: The street assumed that, without a clear majority, Modi 3.0 would not be able to take decisions which it was able to in Modi 2.0. But a year down the line, it is no longer about a company being a PSU or not. It is about business. So, sectors where there have been developments are clearly seeing things turn for the better.
Transformation is painful but good in the long term: 7 auto stocks with an upside potential of up to 35%
Any sector going through a transformation will witness disruption, leading to a divergence in the performance of stocks. Also, the sector will see phases of underperformance on the street. All that should, however, be secondary if the answer to a key question is ‘yes’. And that question is: Will the transformation lead to an increase in the overall market size? If all the pain is going to lead to an increase in market size, then any correction is a good opportunity. So, time to relook at the auto sector currently pivoting to electric vehicles.
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TPG NewQuest, A91 back Citykart in Rs 538 crore round; retailer’s valuation hits Rs 1,400 crore
Citykart secured Rs 538 crore in funding from TPG NewQuest and A91 Partners valuing the company at approximately Rs 1,400 crore. Citykart will use Rs 120 crore from the proceeds to expand beyond Uttar Pradesh and Bihar. Investcorp fully exited, while India SME Investments reduced its stake. The company plans to open 40–50 new stores annually.
Southern Peripheral Road in Gurgaon emerges as the region’s most active micro-market for real estate projects
Gurgaon's Southern Peripheral Road is a real estate hotspot. Projects worth Rs 50,000 crore launched since 2022. Another Rs 50,000 crore are in the pipeline. Property prices have increased sharply. Improved infrastructure drives demand. Developers are launching new projects. The area attracts strong investor interest. Connectivity enhancements will further fuel demand.
RERA impact: Homebuyer to get Rs 65 lakh compensation for delay of over 9 years in possession of a home in Delhi NCR
A Gurgaon (Delhi NCR) homebuyer's nine-year wait for their property ended with a RERA order compelling the builder to pay Rs 65 lakh due to extensive delays. The builder's cited reasons, including Covid-19 and regulatory issues, were dismissed. This ruling reinforces RERA's commitment to protecting homebuyers' rights and ensuring builders adhere to agreed timelines, setting a precedent for similar cases. Read below to know the impact for homebuyers.
How to turn Rs 60 lakh into Rs 5 crore: Gurgaon real estate advisor reveals how the rich are minting money through this strategy
Wealthy Indians are quietly growing their fortunes through real estate. They are using a 'rotation strategy' involving under-construction residential projects. Investors sell or lease these properties after possession. Profits then shift into commercial assets for stable cash flow. This cycle repeats, compounding returns over several years. This method offers a systematic approach to wealth creation.
DLF sets Rs 20,000–22,000 cr sales target for FY26, eyes launches in Mumbai, Goa & Gurgaon
DLF, India's largest real estate developer, anticipates strong sales. The company projects sales of Rs 20,000-22,000 crore for FY26. This is driven by planned launches of 29 million sq ft. These projects have a sales potential of Rs 73,900 crore. DLF plans launches in Mumbai, Goa, and Gurgaon this financial year. The company reported robust financial performance across various metrics.
Former Indian cricketer Shikhar Dhawan buys luxury apartment in Gurgaon for Rs 69 crore
Shikhar Dhawan's purchase of a Rs 69 crore apartment in DLF's The Dahlias marks a significant real estate transaction, setting a new benchmark for per sq ft cost. This sale contributes to the project's impressive Rs 13,744 crore in sales within its first year. Gurgaon's luxury market is surging, surpassing Delhi and competing with global cities in property value.
MahaRERA de-registers nearly 19,000 property brokers amid compliance push
MahaRERA has de-registered 18,693 property brokers due to non-renewal of licenses and failure to complete mandatory training. This action aims to enhance transparency and professionalism in Maharashtra's real estate sector. The authority mandates certification for agents, ensuring they are well-informed and compliant with regulations, reinforcing consumer trust.
Logicap, Mitsubishi Estate extend JV for industrial, logistics development in India
Logicap Management and Mitsubishi Estate Co. have expanded their partnership with a follow-on investment to develop 3.5 million sq ft of industrial and logistics infrastructure in India. This builds upon their initial joint venture, focusing on key markets like Chennai, Mumbai, and Delhi-NCR. The investment signals confidence in India's growing logistics sector and Logicap's development capabilities, aiming for a 13.
Smartworld, Tribeca sell all 298 homes for Rs 3,250 cr in 'Trump-branded' project at Gurugram
Smartworld Developers and Tribeca Developers achieved a complete sell-out of the 'Trump Residences Gurgaon' on launch day, generating Rs 3,250 crore in sales. The ultra-luxury residential project, featuring 298 units priced between Rs 8 crore and Rs 15 crore, demonstrates the strong demand for premium homes in the Delhi-NCR market.
India-Pakistan ceasefire brings hope for real estate revival amid slump in buyer sentiment
India-Pakistan tensions, triggered by the Pahalgam terror attack, significantly impacted the Indian real estate sector, causing a 15% to 40% drop in property inquiries across major metros. Buyers postponed decisions due to uncertainty, fearing financial risks and potential market instability.
More Retail plans Rs 2,000 crore IPO, targets expansion and debt cut
More Retail, owned by Amazon and Samara Capital, plans a ₹2,000 crore IPO within 12–18 months, aiming to expand store count and reduce its ₹500 crore debt. The IPO will primarily be a fresh issue, with promoters retaining their stakes.
Time to shed the negative bias and look ahead: 6 auto stocks with an upside potential of up to 42%
The headlines about auto sales numbers paint a gloomy picture. Should you be surprised by the low numbers? The answer is no. There is a technical reason why April sales tend to be lower. A lot of frontloading of sales happens in March in order to take advantage of depreciation norms. What many may have missed is that, in some cases, the auto stocks have already priced in this slowdown. In other cases, the stocks have not seen any drop, clearly indicating that there is no selling pressure. Is it because their EV forays are turning out to be better than expected?
ETMarkets PMS Talk: Karan Aggarwal on India’s 10-year wealth themes - Banks, infra & financial inclusion to lead
From the tactical success of the Elever FactorShields Fund, which delivered 20% returns in FY25, to sharp views on the US-led macro shifts and sector rotation strategies, Aggarwal outlines how investors can align portfolios for stability and long-term alpha. Edited Excerpts –
RBI boost for gold loan fintechs; Blinkit dents Zomato’s profits
Happy Friday! The RBI is formalising the gold loan market, opening doors for fintechs in the space. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.
Eternal Q4 earnings: Blinkit losses bite into Zomato’s profits
Zomato parent Eternal reported a drop in its net profit due to increasing losses in Blinkit, even as food delivery growth continued to be subdued. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.
IKEA to set up compact stores for expansion in smaller cities
IKEA is shifting its India strategy by introducing compact stores in smaller cities to enhance accessibility. These stores, as small as 10,000 sq ft, will feature digital catalogs showcasing IKEA's 7,000 products, with diverse delivery options. While initially focusing on six major cities, IKEA plans to explore tier II and III cities.
Ghaziabad Development Authority to acquire land for new township for Rs 2,500 crore
Ghaziabad Development Authority plans a Rs 2,500 crore investment to acquire 521 hectares for a new township, aiming to boost real estate development following the Delhi-Meerut RRTS launch. This initiative seeks to replicate Indirapuram's success, offering buyers affordable property options. The operational RRTS corridor is expected to transform the real estate landscape, with potential investment hubs emerging along the route.
Greater Noida witness maximum price increase in NCR in five years
NCR's real estate market has seen remarkable growth in the last five years, with Greater Noida leading the price appreciation at 98%. Average residential prices across NCR jumped 81%, while unsold inventory dropped by 51%. Luxury housing supply soared, driven by infrastructure development and demand for larger homes.
This area in Delhi-NCR saw a 98% property price rise in the last 5 years, see how much property prices appreciated in your locality
Delhi-NCR's real estate market is booming, with residential prices soaring by 81% in five years, according to a recent report by ANAROCK Research. While Gurgaon and Noida also witnessed substantial growth, driven by enhanced connectivity and infrastructure, Faridabad and Delhi areas only managed to record modest growth over the last 5 years in terms of average residential price appreciation. Read on to know how much price appreciation residential real estate has experienced in your area.
Bhumika group to invest Rs 1,000 crore in mix-use project in Faridabad
Bhumika Group is set to invest Rs 1,000 crore in a mixed-use project in Faridabad, encompassing retail, a hotel, and residential spaces across 800,000 sq ft under the TOD policy. The company is also pursuing land acquisitions in Faridabad and Gurgaon for further residential and retail developments, targeting Rs 2,000 crore in gross revenue for the current fiscal year.
Even Mumbai property brokers are stunned. CA explains why Gurgaon flat prices are going crazy
Gurgaon's real estate market is experiencing a surge fueled by NRI investments and limited supply, defying expectations of a price correction, says a CA. But with a lot of new launches in mid-category segment, buyers may seek value, he added.
Realty developer Conscient to invest Rs 1200 crore in Gurgaon project
Conscient is set to invest Rs 1200 crore in its Elaira Residences project in Gurugram, aiming for over Rs 1,000 crore in sales from the first phase's 268 luxury apartments. HDFC Capital is financially backing this 5.5-acre development, which includes a total of 536 apartments. The company plans to launch more luxury projects in Delhi-NCR, leveraging its extensive portfolio.
Gurgaon to be the only city outside New York with two Trump Residences
Trump Towers is expanding in Gurgaon. Smartworld Developers and Tribeca Developers will develop the project. It marks the second Trump Tower in Gurgaon. The project involves a Rs 1,200 crore investment. Revenue is expected to reach Rs 3,500 crore. A Trump family member will visit India soon. Six new projects are finalized across key Indian cities.
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