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1 month ago | 
housing.com | Dhwani Meharchandani
Real estate development company Kalyani Developers on May 22, 2025, announced the launch of two new towers at its flagship residential project Kalyani LivingTree, located in Bangalore’s KIADB Aerospace Park. The newly launched towers will introduce 525 premium 3 BHK apartments, ranging from 1,300 sqft to 1,600 sqft. Moreover, the towers will add over 7.5 lakhsqft of built-up residential area to the project.
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1 month ago | 
housing.com | Dhwani Meharchandani
Real estate developer Casagrand on May 15, 2025, launched a residential project Casagrand Highclere in West Chennai’s Kundrathur. Spread across 3.08 acre, the project offers 330 premium 2 and 3 BHK apartments. Featuring 2.17 acres of open space, it offers more than 85 amenities to homebuyers. The project is registered under Tamil Nadu RERA.
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1 month ago | 
housing.com | Dhwani Meharchandani
Real estate developer Sattva Group on May 7, 2025, launched Sattva Kaveri Siri Phase II, a 22-acre plotted development in Mandya, Karnataka. Following the successful sale of nearly all 652 plots in Phase I within a few months of launch, the project’s Phase II offers 477 plots.
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2 months ago | 
housing.com | Dhwani Meharchandani
Selling a property is often a straightforward process- until a tenant enters the equation. In India, many property owners find themselves in a situation where they wish to sell a home that’s currently occupied by a tenant. Whether due to personal reasons, investment goals, or market conditions, the decision to sell a tenant-occupied property requires a thoughtful approach. Unlike vacant homes, these transactions involve an additional layer of coordination, sensitivity, and legal awareness.
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2 months ago | 
housing.com | Dhwani Meharchandani
Real estate developer Casagrand on April 25, 2025, announced the launch of Casagrand GS Infinity, its fourth residential project in the city. Spread across 4.8 acre, the project offers 405 premium 3 and 4 BHK high-rise apartments and 5 BHK floor villas, along with more than 100 amenities. Featuring three 35-floor towers, the ultra-luxurious development offers spacious residences with full-length private balconies, luxury interiors, and just four homes per floor.
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2 months ago | 
housing.com | Dhwani Meharchandani
For many landlords in India, especially those living in different cities or relying on property managers, it’s easy to adopt a hands-off approach once a property is rented out. However, regular property visits are more than just routine check-ins—they’re an essential part of responsible property management. These visits help landlords ensure that their investment is being maintained well, that tenants are following the terms of the rental agreement, and that no major issues are going unnoticed.
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2 months ago | 
housing.com | Dhwani Meharchandani
Renting out a property can be a steady source of income, but it also comes with its share of responsibilities and risks. One of the most common challenges landlords face is property damage caused by tenants- whether accidental, due to negligence, or simply from a lack of care. In India, where landlord-tenant laws can vary significantly across states, handling such situations requires a clear understanding of rights, legal provisions, and best practices.
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2 months ago | 
housing.com | Dhwani Meharchandani
Real estate developer Sumadhura Group on April 22, 2025, announced its debut in South Bangalore with the launch of project Codename Uru, the group’s tallest residential development in the city, located in Kenchanhalli. Spread over 3.25 acre, this project is expected to generate a revenue of Rs 500 crore. The project will be ready for possession by December 2029. Codename Uru offers 297 well-designed 2 and 3 BHK homes across two towers rising 28 floors.
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2 months ago | 
housing.com | Dhwani Meharchandani
Selling a heritage property in India is not like any ordinary real estate transaction. These properties often carry decades—or even centuries—of history, architecture, and cultural value. For owners, parting with such a space can be an emotional decision. But beyond sentiment, selling a heritage property comes with its own set of responsibilities and considerations. Understanding how to approach this unique process is key to ensuring a smooth and respectful sale.
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2 months ago | 
housing.com | Dhwani Meharchandani
Selling a house can be challenging, but it becomes even more complex if the property contains asbestos. Commonly used in older Indian homes for roofing, insulation, and pipes, asbestos was once valued for its durability and fire-resistant properties. However, over time, it has been linked to serious health risks, including respiratory issues and cancer. As awareness around these hazards grows, buyers are becoming increasingly cautious about properties with asbestos.
