South Delhi’s luxury independent floors saw an average annual price surge of 22-34% last year due to robust demand and limited supply. Category-A colonies experienced a 25-34% rise, with a 2500 sq ft floor now costing Rs 14-25 crore. Category-B colonies also witnessed a 22-26% increase in property values.

Budget 2026 Expectations Highlights: On February 1, 2026, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will present her ninth consecutive Union Budget, setting a record of sorts. Budget 2026 is being looked at for multiple reasons: India is the fastest growing major economy, but will its growth story be dented by the global issues – both geopolitical and

Real estate leaders are urging the Union Budget 2026 to prioritize policy continuity and targeted reforms. Key demands include expanding affordable housing definitions, interest subsidies for first-time buyers, and quicker project approvals. Developers also seek GST rationalization and industry status. Increased institutional capital and infrastructure development are seen as vital for sustained growth and employment

As real estate leaders outline expectations from the Union Budget 2026, key priorities include demand revival, infrastructure-led growth, and greater institutional capital. Stakeholders seek tax incentives for homebuyers, easier financing for developers, SEZ reforms, and measures to boost affordability and sustainable construction, aiming to support balanced and long-term sector growth.

Golden Growth Fund, a Category II Alternate Investment Fund, which is looking to raise Rs 400 crore, has deployed Rs 58 crore in land acquisition in South Delhi and develop luxury floors. The fund, designed for South Delhi, have been deployed for the acquisition of two projects in Anand Niketan and Niti Bagh in South

As we approach FY26, the Indian housing sector is bracing for a substantial transformation, anticipating transactions worth ₹6.65 lakh crore—a 19% increase from previous years. Unit sales may be steady, but the appetite for premium properties is driving this growth, highlighting a trend where luxury homes take center stage.

Akhil Wable’s ₹113 crore land purchase in Vasant Vihar highlights South Delhi’s robust property market. Driven by scarcity and high demand, prices continue to rise despite development challenges. Institutional investors and ultra-rich families fuel this market, reinforcing South Delhi’s status as India’s prime residential area

South Delhi has shown a considerable appetite for real estate. The fact that only a limited inventory comes into the market, especially from owners looking to monetise their assets, means they find both investors and end-users willing to pay a premium. This has led to unprecedented price appreciation. For example, transactions in Vasant Vihar currently

Golden Growth Fund (GGF) and Grovy India will invest Rs 180 crore in three South Delhi real estate projects located in Anand Niketan and Neeti Bagh, with a third project planned. These projects, covering 70,000 sq. ft., have a sales potential of Rs 240 crore, capitalizing on the area’s stable market and connectivity.

The investment has been made in Anand Niketan and Neeti Bagh, while the third project, in another Category A colony in South Delhi, is expected to come up in the next four months. The cumulative area of the three projects is approximately 70,000 sq. ft. The construction on the project in Anand Niketan commenced in

Golden Growth Fund (GGF), a real estate AIF, has acquired a land parcel in Neeti Bagh, South Delhi, aiming for a Rs 100 crore revenue through boutique apartments for HNIs/UHNIs. Following their initial acquisition in Anand Niketan, GGF targets a 20% IRR, capitalizing on South Delhi’s stable, end-user driven luxury market. The Neeti Bagh project

Golden Growth Fund (GGF), a real estate AIF, has acquired a land parcel in Neeti Bagh, South Delhi, aiming for a Rs 100 crore revenue through boutique apartments for HNIs/UHNIs. Following their initial acquisition in Anand Niketan, GGF targets a 20% IRR, capitalizing on South Delhi’s stable, end-user driven luxury market. The Neeti Bagh project

The company is eying a revenue of ₹100 crore through the sale of these apartments catering to high net-worth individuals (HNIs) and ultra-HNIs. The average price of plots in Neeti Bagh stands at approximately 12 lakh per sq yard. This follows the fund’s acquisition of a land parcel in Anand Niketan in October 2024.

Institutional investments in Indian real estate increased 31 per cent in January-March this year to USD 1.3 billion, driven by a sharp jump in inflows in the residential segment, according to Colliers India. Real estate consultant Colliers India noted that this growth was primarily driven by domestic investments, which accounted for 60 per cent of

Real estate data analytics firm PropEquity data showed that new supply rose only in Bengaluru and fell in other cities. As per the data, new housing supply in Bengaluru increased 17 per cent to 20,227 units in January-March from 17,303 units in the year-ago period.

The real estate market in South Delhi, one of India’s poshest regions, is valued at Rs 5.65 lakh crore across 42 MCD regulated colonies. With consistent demand and safe investment, luxury plots in Category A and B colonies continue to attract affluent buyers and significant investment from AIFs.

While the realty sector is demonstrating robust growth and positive sentiment, a stable or marginally reduced repo rate will further strengthen its trajectory. A reduction of 25-30 basis points could signal a supportive stance by the RBI, not only energising the real estate market but also benefiting allied industries such as construction, cement, and steel,” NAREDCO

While the realty sector is demonstrating robust growth and positive sentiment, a stable or marginally reduced repo rate will further strengthen its trajectory. A reduction of 25-30 basis points could signal a supportive stance by the RBI, not only energising the real estate market but also benefiting allied industries such as construction, cement, and steel,”

India Budget Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman is anticipated to deliver rationalised tax rates and incentives in the upcoming Budget to boost growth without compromising fiscal prudence. Stakeholders expect measures to accelerate infrastructure development, support for bank deposit mobilization, and enhancements in the housing market.

The real estate sector saw Rs 28,560 crore raised through private equity investments, according to Anarock Capital. Real estate accounted for 17% of total sectoral investments this year. Rs 12,801 crore were also raised via qualified institutional placements (QIPs) within the same period.

Golden Growth Fund planned to raise ₹400 crore for land acquisition and development of luxury homes in South Delhi. Having completed the first round of fundraising and acquiring a plot in Anand Niketan, the fund partnered with Grovy India for development.

New Delhi: Golden Growth Fund (GGF), a category-II alternative investment fund, is looking to raise ₹400 crore to deploy it in land acquisition in South Delhi and develop luxury floors.