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Maharashtra's real estate regulator has extended project completion deadlines by four months because of supply chain disruptions linked to the West Asia conflict. The relief applies to projects originally scheduled for completion on or after February 28, 2026.
10:48 PMEconomic Times Realty
Mumbai's luxury housing market recorded its highest-ever half-yearly sales of Rs 18,512 crore in the first half of 2026. Growth is expected to slow in the coming quarters as the market faces a high comparison base and a more cautious economic and equity-market outlook.
6:48 AMEconomic Times
The residential property market continues to benefit from steady demand and improving infrastructure, while the Reserve Bank of India's decision to hold the repo rate supports current financing conditions. The pause gives homebuyers and developers greater clarity on borrowing costs, project planning, and pricing.
6:51 AMEconomic TimesSummary
Maharashtra's real estate regulator has extended project completion deadlines by four months because of supply chain disruptions linked to the West Asia conflict. The relief applies to projects originally scheduled for completion on or after February 28, 2026.
MahaRERA has shifted some disruption risk from developers to the project timeline, giving eligible builders
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The extension eases execution pressure on developers but pushes delivery uncertainty onto homebuyers.
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Mumbai's luxury housing market recorded its highest-ever half-yearly sales of Rs 18,512 crore in the first half of 2026. Growth is expected to slow in the coming quarters as the market faces a high comparison base and a more cautious economic and equity-market outlook.
The record sales value confirms that Mumbai's luxury segment remains resilient, but the expected slowdown
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Mumbai's luxury market is still setting records, but future growth will depend more on execution and buyer confidence than on broad momentum.
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The residential property market continues to benefit from steady demand and improving infrastructure, while the Reserve Bank of India's decision to hold the repo rate supports current financing conditions. The pause gives homebuyers and developers greater clarity on borrowing costs, project planning, and pricing.
The rate pause removes an immediate source of uncertainty for both buyers and developers, helping
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Stable borrowing costs extend the current housing upcycle while giving developers more room to plan launches and pricing.
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Raymond Realty's net profit fell 19% year on year to Rs 13.43 crore in the June quarter as higher operating expenses squeezed margins. Revenue rose to Rs 535.71 crore, while first-quarter sales bookings more than doubled to Rs 700 crore from Rs 306 crore a year earlier.
11:57 AMEconomic Times
Arvind SmartSpaces reported an eight-fold increase in net profit to Rs 97 crore in the June quarter, while total income reached Rs 322.02 crore. Sales bookings more than doubled to Rs 432 crore, supported by strong pre-sales.
6:57 AMEconomic TimesSummary
Raymond Realty's net profit fell 19% year on year to Rs 13.43 crore in the June quarter as higher operating expenses squeezed margins. Revenue rose to Rs 535.71 crore, while first-quarter sales bookings more than doubled to Rs 700 crore from Rs 306 crore a year earlier.
The key shift is that strong booking growth has not yet translated into higher earnings.
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Raymond Realty is showing strong demand, but its growth is currently coming with weaker profitability.
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Arvind SmartSpaces reported an eight-fold increase in net profit to Rs 97 crore in the June quarter, while total income reached Rs 322.02 crore. Sales bookings more than doubled to Rs 432 crore, supported by strong pre-sales.
The sharp rise in bookings, rather than income alone, signals stronger demand and gives the
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The quarter shows how strong bookings are translating into rapid earnings growth for organized residential developers.
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