♻️Our primary markets encompass Tier I cities in India, such as Kolkata, NCR, MMR, Pune, Chennai, Hyderabad, Ahmedabad, and Bangalore, as well as select Tier II cities. Additionally, we cater to international markets in Dubai, Singapore, and London.

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🎙️The housing market in India’s big cities saw a huge jump in demand in 2025. Primary housing sales reached a record ₹6,69,202 crore, showing that people are really looking to buy homes. NCR was the top revenue generator, making up 25% of the total, followed by MMR at 24%. But here’s the thing: new housing projects haven’t been as popular in the past two years. The number of units sold went up by about 18%, from around 4.20 lakh units in 2022 to 4.95 lakh units in 2025. This difference between how much money was made and how many units were sold means that the average price of a house went up a lot. In 2022, the average price was ₹81 lacs, but in 2025, it was ₹1.35 crore.

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🎙️Whether the world is already multipolar, or will ever be, is debatable, but the world’s “multipolarization” is a fact: On the one hand, power is shifting toward a larger number of actors who have the ability to influence key global issues. On the other hand, the world is experiencing increasing polarization both between and within many states.

🎙️The Munich Security Report 2025 analyzes the far-reaching consequences of the multipolarization of the international order. For many politicians and citizens around the globe, a more multipolar world holds significant promise. But recent trends suggest that the negative effects of greater multipolarity are prevailing as divides between major powers grow and competition among different order models stands in the way of joint approaches to global crises and threats. The report therefore makes the case for “depolarization,” highlighting the need for substantial reforms of the international order.

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