Eco-luxury takes centre stage in premium housing shift
The trend of eco-luxury housing has taken firm root in India, changing the basic idea of what it means to live in luxury.
The trend of eco-luxury housing has taken firm root in India, changing the basic idea of what it means to live in luxury.
CPI inflation inched up to 3.40% in March, driven by rising imported costs and pressure from fuel and housing segments.
Strong macro fundamentals and low inflation place India in a “Goldilocks” zone. Valuations near long-term averages signal potential for above-average market returns.
A temporary ceasefire may cool the recent surge in chemical prices, but supply disruptions continue to keep costs elevated.
Growth Housing introduces a 1% monthly payment model that sharply lowers upfront costs for buyers at its Naigaon project in Western Mumbai. Backed by APF approvals from leading lenders, the initiative targets first-time homebuyers with flexible financing and entry-level pricing.
The number of transactions rose to 60 in FY26, the highest in seven years and up sharply from 41 deals in FY25. Average deal size, at USD 71 million, was the lowest in the same period.
The PFRDA has launched ‘NPS Swasthya’ under its regulatory sandbox, integrating retirement savings with healthcare access through a multi-partner ecosystem.
The Reserve Bank of India’s decision to hold rates signals a cautious, hawkish undertone amid global uncertainties, even as it maintains policy stability.
Assuming 3% penetration over the next 10 years and spend of ~Rs 40,000 per senior per month by 2036, the specialised senior care market could be ~USD 35 billion per annum.
Escalating tensions in West Asia are pushing up energy costs and widening macro risks for India. From slower growth to higher inflation, the spillover effects could shape FY27 outlook.