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Realtors eye margin relief as US-Iran peace deal raises hopes of lower fuel costs
A potential peace deal between the US and Iran offers hope for India's real estate and construction sectors. Developers are watching oil prices closely. A ceasefire could lower crude oil costs, easing supply chain worries. This may gradually reduce construction expenses and improve project margins. Stability in the Gulf region could also boost housing demand from non-resident Indians.
3 UAE Real Estate Stocks to Buy After Iran Shock Turning Point: Jefferies - Investing.com India
3 UAE Real Estate Stocks to Buy After Iran Shock Turning Point: JefferiesInvesting.com India
Mumbai Real Estate Costs To Rise? BMC Water Supply Halt To Construction Sites Raises Fresh Concerns
The latest disruption comes at a time when the real estate sector has already been grappling with several execution-related challenges.
Oberoi Realty to Lodha, Godrej Properties: Real estate stocks decline up to 4% after BMC's construction water ban
BMC's water restrictions have led to selling pressure on real estate stocks, including Macrotech and Oberoi Realty. The measures aim to conserve water amid low reservoir levels, causing concerns about delays and disruptions in construction projects across Mumbai.
OMCs get a breather from cooling oil prices, but the coast is not all clear
As the West Asia conflict approaches resolution, Indian oil marketing companies (OMCs) are breathing a sigh of relief. With Brent crude prices falling below $80 per barrel, there's optimism for a financial rebound in the sector.
TCS bags multi-year deal with Elopak ASA
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has announced a multi-year partnership with Elopak ASA, a global leader in paper-based packaging and filling equipment, operating in over 40 countries and serving customers in more than 70 markets.
TCS signs multi-year IT services deal with Elopak
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) announced a multi-year partnership with Elopak ASA, a global leader in paper-based packaging and filling equipment operating across more than 40 countries and serving customers in more than 70 markets.
'Students Get Punished': X User Says Brother Lost Access To NEET Notes After Telegram Ban
The examination authority has imposed a ban aimed at eliminating all possibilities of exam paper leaks.
Tata Communications shares gain 3% on ₹400-cr commercial paper listing news
Tata Communications informed exchanges that it has issued and allotted commercial paper aggregating to ₹400 crore
Deven Choksey prefers mid-tier IT, Mumbai luxury real estate
Deven Choksey, MD, DRChoksey Finserv, prefers mid-tier IT companies for their potential to deliver 15-20% growth over the next three years, outperforming larger peers. In real estate, he favours select luxury and ultra-luxury developers, especially Mumbai-focused players with stronger realisations and higher revenue per square foot. While he remains positive on the long-term prospects of EMS companies due to strong order inflows and expansion plans, he advises caution because of elevated valuations and recommends investing only in select companies with reasonable earnings multiples. Disclaimer: The views and tips expressed by investment experts on CNBCTV18.com are their own, not of the website or its management. CNBCTV18.com advises users to check with certified experts before taking any investment decisions.
Puravankara gains after acquiring 9.73-acre land parcel in North Bengaluru
Shares of Puravankara rose 2.10% to Rs 219.25 after the real estate developer announced the acquisition of a 9.73-acre land parcel in North Bengaluru.
Here's why Godrej Properties, Lodha and shares of other Mumbai-based realtors could be under pressure
Barring Oberoi Realty, which is up 2% for the year, the shares of the other Mumbai-based realtors are down anywhere between 10.5% (Godrej Properties), to as much as 22% (Aditya Birla Real Estate). Shares of Keystone Realtors are down 26% year-to-date, while Mahindra Lifespaces shares are also down 13% for 2026 so far.