Why cut the price per square feet when one can just cut the square feet? 
September 4th, 2020 / By / 4 Comments

Mumbai’s home buyers are being offered smaller homes, not cheaper homes. The average size of an apartment has shrunk to 717 square feet – 22% lower than the level in


Maharashtra stamp duty cut: Mumbai real estate developers must now do their bit
August 28th, 2020 / By / No Comment

The state government has given a helping hand to the industry by reducing the stamp duty rate from 5 percent to 2 percent until December 31. Now property developers must


The next big real estate battle: Thane or Navi Mumbai?
August 25th, 2020 / By / No Comment

Urban clusters that will emerge as the new ‘homes’ despite the work from home (WFH) trend will in all likelihood be close to the main city where a visit once or


What Mumbai real estate developers can learn from Steve Jobs
August 15th, 2020 / By / No Comment

Unless frequent and credible market research is done to understand the customer better, the same mistakes will get repeated. Flattering surveys only provide hollow hope to the industry and entertainment


Mumbai’s homes become smaller every year
August 12th, 2020 / By / No Comment

Apartment sizes in Mumbai Metropolitan Region have been shrinking every year. Since 2011, apartment sizes have been reduced by 22%. The average apartment size today is 717 square feet according


Mumbai’s housing affordability problem is proving costly for its developers
August 6th, 2020 / By / No Comment

A home in Maximum City is considered ‘affordable’ if priced around Rs 1.5 crore, or around $200k. Problem for the developers is that not too many people exist who can