Market & Prices
Lodha Developers FY26 Results: What They Mean for Bangalore Home Buyers
Lodha Developers closed FY26 with pre-sales of Rs. 20,530 Crore and a net profit of Rs. 3,428 Crore. The figures, the company's five Bangalore projects and what buyers should check.
Listed Developers' FY26 Sales Bookings: What the Shift to Branded Builders Means for Bangalore Buyers
Eleven listed developers booked home sales of Rs. 1,48,158 Crore in 2025-26, up 18% in Anarock's analysis. What the figure measures, who drove it and what the rise of big-brand builders means for a Bangalore home buyer.
How Infrastructure Projects Affect Property Prices in Bangalore
Metro lines, ring roads, tech parks and water supply all change what a Bangalore home is worth. How the effect arrives in stages, and how to test an upcoming infrastructure claim.
IndiQube FY26 Results: What Flexible Offices Mean for Rental Demand in Bangalore
IndiQube Spaces reported FY26 revenue of Rs. 1,469 Crore and added 28,000 seats. What the growth of flexible offices means for buyers and landlords in HSR Layout, Koramangala, Indiranagar and Marathahalli.
Why Housing Supply and Demand Rarely Match: What Bangalore Buyers Should Know
Homes are planned years before they are handed over and are fixed to one location, so supply often misses demand. Here is why the gap opens and what a Bangalore buyer should check.
Embassy REIT FY2026 Results: What Strong Office Leasing Means for Bangalore Home Buyers
Embassy Office Parks REIT leased 6.4 million sq ft in FY2026 and reached 94% occupancy. What the numbers mean for buyers of homes near Embassy Manyata, Embassy TechVillage and Embassy GolfLinks in Bangalore.
Embassy Developments FY26 Results: What They Mean for Bangalore Home Buyers
Embassy Developments booked Rs. 4,631 crore of homes in FY26 and reported a quarterly loss, with an insolvency appeal and the Kadugodi land dispute still open. What the figures and court matters mean for a Bangalore buyer.
CPI Housing Inflation and Home Prices: Why the Two Numbers Differ
Official housing inflation is near 2% while Bangalore flat prices move much faster. The CPI tracks rent, not purchase prices. What it measures and what buyers should read instead.
Construction Costs in 2026: Labour Codes, Cement GST and What Bangalore Home Buyers Should Check
Construction costs are projected to rise 3% to 5% in 2026 as the labour codes lift wages and a GST cut on cement offsets part of it. Here is how that reaches flat prices and what a Bangalore buyer should check.
Cement GST Cut of September 2025: What It Means for Flat Prices in Bangalore
GST on cement fell from 28% to 18% on 22 September 2025, but GST on an under-construction flat stayed at 5% or 1%. Here is where the saving goes, and how flat buyers and home builders in Bangalore can use it.
Bangalore Leads India's Office Leasing in H1 2026: What It Means for Home Buyers
Bangalore leased 10.5 million sq ft of office space in the first half of 2026, the most in India. How office demand feeds housing demand, and the checks to run before relying on it.
Bangalore Luxury Homes at Rs. 28,600 per Sq Ft: One Bangalore West and Kessaku
Phoenix Mills sold Bangalore homes at an average of Rs. 28,600 per sq ft in 2025-26, at One Bangalore West and Kessaku in Rajajinagar. What the figure covers, and what buyers at the top end should check.
Bangalore Housing Market in 2026: Sales, Launches and Prices
What the research houses reported for Bangalore housing in 2025 and the first half of 2026: sales, launches, unsold homes, prices and office leasing, and what the figures mean for a buyer in late 2026.