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The Bengaluru-based developer's board gains a non-executive director with a long Income Tax career, subject to shareholder approval.

The group's financing arm is seeking fresh money to repay loans, but the size of the raise is given two different ways and the company has not commented.

Net profit at DLF's office and mall joint venture rose 17% to ₹752 crore, and its net debt stands at 3.1 times EBITDA.

Bookings slipped 6% in the September quarter as some launches were deferred and profit fell 62%, but the company says approvals for most of the next wave are in place.

The sales, HR and Jamshedpur heads are leaving as the developer prepares its Q2 results and a Gurugram senior-living project.

Handovers lifted revenue sharply for the listed developer, but its earlier quarter was weaker and its full-year sales target is still open to question.

The Mumbai developer's quarterly profit rise and a fresh broker rating lift the stock, while weaker operating cash flow and Palava land sales remain the key tests.

The SEC filing lists 117 investors and no final close yet, with the fund at 86% of its reported $2.1 billion target.

Sellers who cannot reinvest their gains in time can park the money in an interest-earning account that keeps the tax exemption open.

The framework could fund middle-income housing, but no deal size, coupon or tenor has been disclosed.

Brigade's second-quarter profit rose on higher margins, but lower revenue and trimmed analyst earnings estimates show the sector's softer patch.

Demand for offices is shifting from third-party IT firms to global capability centres, and listed office REITs are reporting higher occupancy.

Homebuyers and lenders get project-level rights in insolvency, but the Adjudicating Authority must approve any project exclusion.

Anand Rathi's target of ₹1,345 rests on a Worli-led portfolio, but its forecast shows a sharp fall in sales this year as the Niyaara Tower C launch moves to FY28.

The sites are long-term options under a 2035-36 plan, and the company has spent about ₹800 crore on land so far this year.

The proposal would widen affordable rental supply, but it carries no government decision, tax change or timeline.

The fall followed a grade cut to Sell and a chart-based warning, even as the developer reported 48% higher H1 pre-sales.

Sales value rose faster than the number of homes sold in July-September, and the brokerage expects launches to pick up from the December quarter.

The developer says government levies, land costs and inflation are pushing homes below ₹50 lakh beyond reach, a view that bears on how listed developers plan their product mix.

Quarterly revenue fell about 45% and the company swung to a loss, while pre-sales dipped 5% in the quarter.

The allotment is small, but it is the latest in a run of employee option issues that has steadily raised the company's share count in 2026.

The launches are planned across Mumbai, Delhi-NCR and Bengaluru, but the company's existing projects carry RERA cases and land disputes.

The promoter-group allotment converts the last of the 3.25 crore warrants, leaving no warrants outstanding ahead of quarterly results on 3 November.

Projects can now be taken out of insolvency only on a 66% creditor recommendation, and homebuyers get a larger role in the process.

The move gives a senior projects executive a wider remit at the Gurugram developer, at a time when its quarterly sales bookings have been uneven.

Higher profit and a stable balance sheet give the developer room to say it expects to beat its full-year profit guidance.

A third-party rating service cut the Bengaluru-linked developer's stock rating on technical indicators, not on any company disclosure, as its first-quarter numbers stayed strong.

The Ahmedabad developer's September-quarter profit fell from June while its debt and unsold stock rose, and its shares hit a 52-week low.

The payment covers interest, partial redemption and a premium on one debenture series, and comes as the company's rating was raised the same day.

The September-quarter profit fell while half-year profit rose sharply, and the listed developer named a new compliance head effective 31 October.