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The overall recovery in the real estate sector in 2022 has simply been phenomenal, with the residential real estate market witnessing an increase of 36% compared to 2022.

This report chronicles the story of the Indian real estate sector’s resilience and takes a sneak peek at what the future holds for the sector as India embarks on its journey through the Amrit Kaal to 2047.

Interest rate hike and its impact on the real estate sector

Demand for real estate is strong despite interest rate hikes

The article stresses on the need for realty companies to revisit customer strategies to exist in an evolving world

This document analyses key developments in the real estate sector

This edition of Grant Thornton Bharat’s ‘Realty Bytes’ focuses on how digital interventions are driving a positive impact for the realty sector in India.

Budget 2022: FM manages to keep the core of Real Estate sector demand drivers intact

To gauge the market sentiments and better understand the expectations from Union Budget 2022, Grant Thornton Bharat conducted a pre-budget survey for Real Estate and Infrastructure sector.

Know what is defining the future of real estate, impact of the second wave and the emerging realty trends

This edition of Realty Bytes highlights key sector updates, post-Budget analysis, outlook for 2020 and RERA. The report also includes an interview with CFO of Brigade Enterprises, and his take on the future of co-working spaces.

Our annual publication covers relevant topics on the real estate landscape in India and talks about the key highlights of the previous year and the emerging trends for this year.

Holistic pan-India assessment on various parameters in the secondary market & direct impact of a regularised secondary market on stakeholders.

The real estate sector has embarked upon a journey to transform the landscape of the sector, bring back the customer confidence and create a solid platform for its role in building the nation.

2017 can be best defined as a landmark year for the industry as various game-changing regulatory developments including Real Estate (Regulation & Development) Act (RERA), Goods & Services Tax (GST) and industry status to affordable housing, were rolled out.

The Indian real estate sector has witnessed transformative reforms in the last few years. As the sector gears up to adopt new policy reforms, RERA remains the hallmark towards bringing in more transparency, gaining trust of the customers, making the real estate sector more organised and creating a level playing field.