Mumbai Real Estate

In this episode of Rollin’ With The Boss, real estate leader Dhaval Ajmera shares his journey from being a self-proclaimed lazy 20-something to completing multiple Ironman triathlons. He opens up about discipline, endurance training, balancing business with passion, and how fitness reshaped his mindset, family life, and success in India’s competitive real estate industry. On the show Dhaval also shares expert insights on the perennial question of buying versus renting a home, explores why Mumbai’s real estate market remains robust, and provides exclusive details on Ajmera Group’s landmark Wadala land parcel. Whether investing, considering a first family home, or simply passionate about real estate or fitness, this interview delivers essential perspectives for informed decisions.

You work hard, save for years. Buy a multi-crore apartment in India’s top cities. But the moment you step out, reality hits! Choked, flooded underpasses, garbage piles. While property prices in cities such as Gurgaon, Bengaluru, Mumbai are skyrocketing, the basic urban infrastructure — roads, drainage, sewage—is worsening by the year. This is not no more just an inconvenience, it’s a betrayal. That’s because 25% plus of what you pay for that ₹2–5-10 crore home goes straight to the state government, in taxes. What do you get in return? Where are all those taxes going? Watch

You work hard, save for years. Buy a multi-crore apartment in India’s top cities. But the moment you step out, reality hits! Choked, flooded underpasses, garbage piles. While property prices in cities such as Gurgaon, Bengaluru, Mumbai are skyrocketing, the basic urban infrastructure — roads, drainage, sewage—is worsening by the year. This is not no more just an inconvenience, it’s a betrayal. That’s because 25% plus of what you pay for that ₹2–5-10 crore home goes straight to the state government, in taxes. What do you get in return? Where are all those taxes going? Watch!

Should you invest in India's largest office REIT IPO, Knowledge Realty Trust or KRT REIT, sponsored by Blackstone and Sattva Group, opening for subscription on 5th August 2025? Is KRT REIT worth your money? After all, earning rental income in the form of dividends from landmark office buildings like ONE BKC, One World Centre in Mumbai, Knowledge City and Knowledge Park in Hyderabad and Bengaluru seems like a mouth-watering opportunity. But is it really? What are the returns you can expect? Let's decode on this episode of Let's Get Real!

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Knight Frank analysed 20 cities globally to ascertain price movement in these cities in 2020 and 2021 based on projections for demand and supply, the impact of covid-19 in the different markets, and the varying government stimulus measures announced

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