In the ongoing real estate boom witnessed in India, Delhi/ NCR region is in the forefront as nearly 40% of total investment in the sector is meant for this location.

Named after the local goddess Mumba, the city of Mumbai is located just off the west coast of the state of Maharashtra. Built on a long, thin island, it is linked to the mainland by causeways.

The capital city of Karnataka, Bangalore is located 1000m above sea level. Having major industrial and commercial centres, it is one of the fastest growing cosmopolitan cities.

A journey into timeless India, the capital city of Tamil Nadu, Chennai, was formerly known as Madras. Rich in the treasures of history, Chennai is the fourth largest metro in India.

The ‘city of charminar and nizams’ is simply in an image make over drive and has emerged as one of the hottest real estate hubs in the country.

Till not long ago, Kolkata, in the view of pro-reformers in the country was considered to be a gone case as it was largely seen as a city which believes in resting on its past laurels and is not eager to change.

Ranking amongst the top 5 Indian cities for IT exports, Pune presently is one of the hotbeds of Indian IT exports and employs IT workforce of nearly 50,000 professionals.

All the top builders of North India are making a dash to Chandigarh and its adjoining areas to get a share in the local real estate pie which is slated to become too lucrative in the years to come.

In recent times, Jaipur has probably emerged as the best example of how a small city can respond to cost effective delivery centre module of IT and ITES companies.