anshuman magazine

Delhi is a city of many layers, where history is not confined to museums but lives alongside the present. Exploring its heritage on foot reveals its true essence, from ancient settlements to living rituals. Six heritage walks offer unique glimpses into the capital's enduring past.

A new 213-km Delhi-Dehradun expressway promises to revolutionize regional connectivity, slashing travel time to 2.5 hours. This transformative project is set to boost trade, industry, and logistics, while also significantly impacting real estate. Experts anticipate property price appreciation and the emergence of new residential and investment hubs along the route.

India's data centre capacity is set for a significant surge, adding nearly 500 MW by 2026. This expansion, driven by 5G and data localisation, is moving beyond metros, promising faster internet and enhanced digital services for citizens.

India's Noida International Airport, set to open in March 2026, is a massive greenfield project poised to reshape the region's economic landscape. Developed to ease air traffic and boost connectivity, it's already driving significant real estate growth and attracting hospitality investments, signaling a new era for western Uttar Pradesh.

Kainchi Dham Ashram's spiritual pull is transforming the Bhowali-Nainital region into the "Neeb Karoli Corridor." Once a quiet pilgrimage site, it's now a burgeoning micro-economy with boutique hotels, homestays, and wellness retreats. Global recognition, including visits by tech giants, has fueled a surge in visitors, particularly the youth, creating new opportunities for hospitality and second homes.

India's second-home market is shifting towards strategic investments in popular leisure destinations like Goa and Alibaug by 2026. Wealthy individuals are prioritizing growth areas offering both lifestyle benefits and rental income potential. This trend is driven by improved infrastructure, a focus on wellness, and the rise of remote work, making these locations attractive for long-term appreciation and personal enjoyment.

New Delhi, Jul 19 () Global property consultant CBRE group Inc today announced the appointment of anshuman magazine as Chairman of India and South East Asia.

Mumbai, Nov 20 () With technology playing a key role on how corporates strategise their future expansions, several landlords expect a rise in smart buildings with a preference to use modern technology rather than recreating old-fashioned properties, a report says.

Bengaluru's real estate market is set for a transformation with the Karnataka government's revised Floor Area Ratio (FAR) guidelines, allowing for significantly taller buildings. This policy aims to promote vertical growth and efficient land utilization, particularly along industrial corridors, fostering economic development and creating new investment opportunities.

The city has witnessed a significant demand for office space in the second quarter of this year as compared to the previous quarter.

Sales of luxury homes priced over ₹4 crore in the top seven cities of India increased by 97% from January to September 2023. Hyderabad emerged as one of the top three markets, along with Delhi-NCR and Mumbai. These three cities accounted for 90% of the total luxury homes sold during this period. The festive season of 2023 is expected to witness the highest sales in residential realty in the past three years, with over 1.5 lakh homes projected to be sold.

Sohna is emerging as a strategic residential hub driven by infrastructure upgrades, industrial growth, and policy-backed planning. This transformation has boosted both housing demand and employment opportunities. The region's affordability, coupled with significant developer confidence and a growing supply of premium and senior living options, positions it as a promising real estate corridor.

The Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) members elected Abhimanyu Munjal and anshuman magazine as the chairman and deputy chairman respectively of CII (northern region) for financial year 2021-22.

Leasing of retail space in malls, high street and standalone stores picked up in Kolkata in the latter half of last year to record 18 lakh sq ft in 2022, a significant 80% increase over the previous year when 10 lakh sq ft had been leased by retailers in a year that was impacted by the pandemic to a great extent.

Employment opportunities to the tune of approximately four to five lakh are expected to be generated within the next two years across the country's leading cities, says anshuman magazine, CMD of CBRE South Asia.

New Delhi, Feb 27 () India's rapidly growing organised retail sector offers a potential opportunity of up to USD 80 billion for both domestic and international retailers, says CBRE.

Property developers are actively acquiring land in Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, and Southern temple towns, anticipating a surge in real estate demand driven by the government's focus on religious tourism. This growth, outpacing general domestic travel, is prompting significant investment in hospitality and diversified real estate opportunities beyond traditional metros.

Taking a cue from matured markets abroad, the Indian retail market is gradually shifting towards outsourcing its mall management services to firms which are into business of real estate analysis and consultancy.

Global property consultant CBRE will hire 3,000 employees across India this year for business expansion, its country head anshuman magazine said.

Having the second fastest rental increase in the world might be a deterrent in attracting investments.

New Delhi witnessed the entry of 13 prominent global retailers in 2012 as compared to 27 in Singapore and 51 in Hong Kong, said CBRE’s new Retail Hotspots in Asia Pacific report.

New Delhi, Mar 14 () Global property consultant CBRE will hire 3,000 employees across India this year for business expansion, its country head anshuman magazine said.

The terror attack on Mumbai will further compound the problems for the real estate sector, which is already reeling under pressure, because of rise in interest rates and slowdown in the economy.

According to the findings of CBRE’s “India Logistics Market View Report H2 2012”, the logistics market in India witnessed restrained demand in H2 2012 on the back of continuing global and domestic uncertainty in the economy.

The terror attack on Mumbai will further compound the problems for the real estate sector, which is already reeling under pressure, because of rise in interest rates and slowdown in the economy, said experts.