Real estate in India isn’t just about buying land or an apartment. It’s a complex intersection of law, finance, regulation, and planning. For most Indians, owning property is the single largest financial commitment they’ll ever make, yet many approach it without understanding the legal foundations that govern it. In 2025, as the sector becomes more … Read more
In the architecture of real estate development, a meticulously crafted site plan is more than just a regulatory prerequisite, it is a cartographic expression of intent, vision, and technical feasibility. Whether for high-rise residential towers, institutional complexes, or integrated townships, the site plan articulates the spatial logic of the built environment, integrating regulatory compliance, environmental … Read more
In the intricate realm of property law, particularly within the Indian context where familial ownership and inheritance are deeply intertwined, the need for legal instruments that promote clarity and consensus is paramount. Among these, the Release Deed occupies a unique space, facilitating the voluntary surrender of rights by one party to another in a legally … Read more
As Indian cities continue to grow denser and older, the need to redevelop decaying buildings and upgrade civic infrastructure has become more urgent. But in land-starved metros like Mumbai, Pune, and Delhi, where every square foot matters, traditional land acquisition methods often delay development. To address this, urban planners are using innovative tools like Transfer … Read more
India’s cities are growing rapidly, not just in size, but in complexity. As urban centres like Bengaluru, Pune, and Hyderabad expand to accommodate millions, the need for structured, sustainable, and forward-looking urban planning has never been more urgent. Urban planning isn’t just for architects or policymakers. It shapes how we live, move, work, and interact. … Read more
In a country like India, where rapid infrastructure growth and urban development are essential to national progress, land acquisition by the government plays a crucial role. From highways and airports to industrial corridors and smart cities, acquiring land is often the starting point of transformation. But for individuals who own that land, the process can … Read more
For decades, investing in commercial real estate in India was a privilege limited to large developers, family offices, or ultra-high-net-worth individuals (UHNIs). The entry barriers were steep, including high capital requirements, legal complexities, and the burden of asset management. But that’s changing. With the rise of digital investment platforms and structured co-ownership models, fractional ownership … Read more
For generations, real estate in India has stood as a cornerstone of wealth creation, valued for its tangibility, long-term appreciation, and ability to hedge against inflation. However, owning physical property has typically required significant capital, involved considerable upkeep, and lacked liquidity. That landscape is evolving rapidly with the emergence of Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs). … Read more
In India, owning a home is more than just a financial asset, it’s a symbol of stability, pride, and lifelong achievement. Yet, for many senior citizens, especially those without a regular income or pension, this asset often remains underutilized. They may be “asset-rich but cash-poor”, living in a valuable property but struggling to meet daily … Read more
For decades, real estate in India has been viewed through the lens of legacy, capital-intensive, low-risk, and often reserved for those well-established in their careers or finances. But that paradigm is shifting. A new generation of urban professionals and first-time investors is reimagining how to enter and benefit from the real estate market. One such … Read more