Nathan Harmony

Here's a look at the top areas in Mumbai and especially the western suburbs, for renting co-living and PG accommodations below Rs 15,000 per month

A Right to Information (RTI) activist from Mumbai has alleged that a part of a hill near upmarket Powai, was being demolished to create more land for development

Many real estate companies are launching separate companies or divisions within their companies, to launch co-working offices. Here's a look at the businesses of 3 such companies

Andheri, in Mumbai’s western suburbs, has emerged as a sought-after location for commercial, as well as residential properties. We look at the important micro-markets in Andheri, the property prices and what these regions have to offer

The Mumbai civic body has, so far, deregistered 310 ALMs in the city. We look at the reasons for the same and how it is likely to impact maintenance in localities

The Hiranandani Group has launched 2-BHK 'Boutique Homes' at Hiranandani Gardens, Powai, in Mumbai, offering premium homes of 740 and 750 sq ft carpet area, priced at Rs 3.5 crores onwards

Rising demand, coupled with shrinking vacancies in Grade A and premium Grade A office spaces, have led to an increase in rentals of about 2.8-11 per cent QoQ, in key office micro-markets, says a report by Colliers Research

The Maharashtra government has said that it will conduct an inquiry against Larsen & Toubro, for constructing high-rise buildings on land that was meant for industrial purposes in Powai, in Mumbai

Mumbai’s Andheri east has transformed, from a primarily industrial area, to one having housing options for the middle and upper middle-class buyers. We look at the property rates and whether it is worth investing in this region

While Mumbai’s gross average rents increased by only 1 per cent over the last year, Navi Mumbai surprised many analysts by posting a 9 per cent growth. Here’s a look at why suburban locations are scoring majorly over traditional CBDs, in Mumbai’s office market

Although the proposed Development Plan 2034 for Mumbai, is expected to boost participation in infrastructure and affordable housing projects from private sector developers, the FSI norms are unlikely to bring any major change to the skyline of the city, says a report by Colliers International