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Market Note · 11 March 2026

Why Gurugram's quiet pockets out-price its noisier ones.

Three years of sale data across five sectors, on what the second decade of a building does to price — and why the addresses with the least signage have, almost without exception, held the most value.

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6 min read·Research Desk·NCR

Field Report · 02 March 2026

The new commute — Delhi–Mumbai corridor redrawing Neemrana.

8 min read·Field Office

Design Letter · 17 February 2026

In defence of the small balcony, the wide corridor.

5 min read·Director, Design

Market Note · 28 January 2026

The plotted resurgence: why Jaipur is the slowest market we watch.

7 min read·Research Desk

Editorial · 14 January 2026

What a thirty-six-year delivery record actually means.

4 min read·Chairman's Office

Field Report · 02 December 2025

Walking the boundary: three sites we did not buy.

9 min read·Principal

Design Letter · 18 November 2025

The lift wait is the first impression. Build accordingly.

3 min read·Director, Design

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