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Hyderabad RERA ordered a developer to refund ₹44 lakh to homebuyers due to project delays in Shankarpally. Buyers had paid 70% of the property value, but construction stalled, highlighting regulatory scrutiny over stalled housing projects.

Hyderabad's real estate sees a rise in NRI demand, with Kollur emerging as a preferred investment destination. Factors like IT proximity, ORR connectivity, and RERA compliance drive long-term rental and end-use value.

Bengaluru's real estate shows tighter inventory and price resilience, while Hyderabad offers deeper inventory and affordability. Diverging paths reflect urban growth, with choice depending on buyer goals.

MahaRERA cleared over 1000 housing projects, boosting Maharashtra's real estate. New registrations and revised timelines reflect developer confidence and market challenges. MMR and Pune lead growth, supported by stable policy, addressing supply gaps.

Mumbai's affordable housing lottery offers 2,640 homes, with applications open until April end and allotments by mid-May. This initiative aims to ease pressure on various income groups, leveraging private sector participation for supply.

The Indian TMT market is entering Q2 2026 with strong bullish momentum. Driven by aggressive infrastructure spending and a surge in raw material costs, TMT steel bar rates have seen a structural reset. While primary producers maintain firm quotes near ₹61,000/MT, secondary mills are grappling with high energy costs, ensuring prices remain elevated despite the approaching monsoon season.

Hyderabad's housing market cooled in early 2026, with sales falling 16% in Q1 due to affordability pressures and cautious buyers. This slowdown reflects a broader recalibration in Indian real estate, prompting a phase of consolidation.

Bengaluru's housing market sees a shift: job uncertainty and high EMIs are pushing professionals towards renting over ownership. Rising costs, infrastructure gaps, and cautious buyers are reshaping property demand and urban growth strategies.

The Indian Ethyl Acetate market is undergoing a period of structural repricing, moving away from historical lows toward a new, higher baseline. This shift is primarily fueled by a dramatic rise in upstream feedstock costs—specifically Acetic Acid and Ethanol—forcing major domestic producers like GNFC to implement significant price revisions. While supply remains stable, the market is characterized by "tight equilibrium" as the Pharmaceutical and Coatings industries continue to pull steady volumes.

NTPC Green Energy partnered with PTC India on March 31, 2026, via an MoU to boost renewable power sales and distribution in India. This strategic move, disclosed under SEBI Regulation 30, aims to enhance clean energy availability and efficient delivery nationwide.