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ASBL's 2025 Growth Reshapes Hyderabad Realty

ASBL's exponential rise in 2025 is a key driver in Hyderabad's real estate transformation. Discover how this growth is impacting commercial and residential markets. Read more.

NAREDCO Telangana Celebrates 30 Years in Real Estate

NAREDCO Telangana completes three decades of fostering dialogue in real estate. President Vijaya Sai Meka highlights its role in uniting government, developers, and buyers in Hyderabad's booming market.

EC Acts on 'Dead Voter' List Errors in Bengal

Election Commission takes action after names of living voters, including a TMC councillor, were wrongly listed as deceased in draft electoral rolls. Officials show-caused, investigation underway.

Vizag Property Expo from Dec 19 at Gadiraju Palace

CREDAI Visakhapatnam's 11th Property Expo from Dec 19-21 offers homebuyers 71 stalls, bank approvals & insights into the booming real estate market driven by major investments. Explore verified options.

Singapore's UOB Bank hit by China property downturn

Singapore's United Overseas Bank faces mounting losses from Hong Kong and China real estate loans, booking S$615 million in provisions. Its Greater China exposure under scrutiny as property markets deteriorate.

UP Approves 16 Realty Projects Worth Rs 3,200 Crore

Uttar Pradesh's real estate regulator greenlights 16 new projects across nine districts, unlocking Rs 3,200 crore investment and 3,845 residential and commercial units. Lucknow leads with six projects.

RBI Rate Cut Sparks Real Estate Cheer in Bhubaneswar

RBI's fourth consecutive repo rate cut to 5.25% brings relief to homebuyers and developers in Tier-II cities like Bhubaneswar. Experts predict lower home loan interest rates and a market revival.

Gujarat Finds 17 Lakh Dead Voters in Rolls

Gujarat's Special Intensive Revision uncovers more than 17 lakh deceased individuals on electoral rolls. Booth-level officers began the statewide exercise in November.

Mumbai EOW books firm for Rs 31.2 crore fraud

Mumbai police's EOW registers a case against a real estate company and its directors for allegedly cheating investors of Rs 31.26 crore with promises of high returns. Read the full details.

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