Wellness is no longer just a lifestyle choice — it has become a core priority for Indian homebuyers.

The country is undergoing a lifestyle shift, with people opting for more space, more green space, more wellness, and more slow living.

Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) generally have the desire to invest in land in India, whether for its heritage value or for its ability to create a luxurious or wealth-building opportunity.

India has seen one of the biggest increases in land demand in its modern real estate history during the last four to five years.

Buying land is one of the most important financial decisions many people make — especially first-time buyers.

Investing in land in India can be one of the strongest long-term decisions for NRIs—but only when the legal groundwork is done correctly.

Gold and property are traditionally the two things that Indians believe in to create their wealth.

In the last few years, the air quality in cities like Pimpri Chinchwad, Pune, and Mumbai has continued to deteriorate gradually.

RERA stands for Real Estate Regulatory Authority, which has been brought under the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016, in order to bring transparency, accountability, and safety to the real estate sector in India.