Author :
Mr. Sidharth Runwal
Last week we looked at DCPR 2034 as a whole — where it comes from, what it governs, and why it sits at the centre of Mumbai’s development economics. This week we go into the part of it that shapes almost…
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Author :
Mr. Sidharth Runwal
Mumbai’s skyline is not shaped by concrete and steel alone. It is shaped by regulation. Behind every office tower, every redevelopment project, every metro-influenced growth corridor, lies one rulebook that determines what can be built, where it can be built, and…
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Author :
Mr Sandip Dhurat
If you walk through office districts across cities like Mumbai, Pune, or Bengaluru today, the change is hard to miss. Buildings that were designed for full occupancy are functioning at a fraction of their capacity on most days. This is not…
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Author :
Ar. Keval Valambhia
The war involving Iran, Israel, and the USA has rapidly turned into an economic shock because it sits on top of the world’s most critical energy and shipping corridors. Officially, India has described this round of conflict as beginning on February 28,…
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Author :
Mr. Kaizad Hateria
Mumbai has always had a complicated relationship with space because the city keeps growing, but the land does not. Families expand, expectations shift, and older buildings struggle to support modern living needs, which is where redevelopment quietly steps in as a…
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Author :
Mr Sandip Dhurat
Artificial Intelligence is not just a technological shift; it is a structural economic change. It is reshaping jobs, income patterns, ways of working, and urban economies at their core. The impact is being felt most strongly in high-paying, knowledge-based white-collar jobs,…
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Author :
Mr. Kaizad Hateria
The idea of brand loyalty has always been a cornerstone of real estate. Families in the past would choose a developer and stick with them generation after generation, largely based on reputation, trust, and word of mouth. But nowadays, in this…
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Author :
Mr. Kaizad Hateria
Shot at Site Indian real estate sector is undergoing a quiet revolution driven not by the traditional buyer but by the increasing influence of Millennials and Gen Z. They are redefining the conventional pattern of buying or investing in a house.…
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Author :
Ar. Keval Valambhia
British market towns occupy a unique niche between bustling cities and tranquil villages. There are around 1,275 market towns in England alone, each historically centered on trade and local commerce. They tend to be small or mid-sized (often under 50,000 residents)…
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Author :
Mr Sandip Dhurat
Earth Within represents a new direction for real estate — one that goes far beyond luxury. It transforms the concept of housing from consumption to regeneration, creating environments that sustain life naturally. Unlike traditional developments that depend on constant external resources,…
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