Manisha Natarajan

The good news is that once the shakeout happens and black money is drawn out of the system, right-priced homes will be built for those who want to live in them.

With unsteady voice, Surinder Pal Bhatia, 74, vented his absolute hopelessness on the NDTV Property Show: "Help me please to accomplish the last desire of my life - to breathe (my) last in my own house, with my ailing wife, before death, who is also bed-ridden."

The bill is designed to bring transparency and accountability to the realty sector.

Will apartment and property prices go up, stay stable, or fall in 2016? I am hit by this question regularly and increasingly as we approach a New Year. Through 2015, property developers and investors sitting on plenty of real estate have been hoping feverishly for sales and prices to recover.

Your window is not closed, as headlines and hype will make you believe. Take the plunge.

With new project launches drastically coming down along with shrinking sizes, you may not get a similar pick anytime soon, says Manisha Natarajan.

The world's money is moving to the pockets of 25-year-olds with sexy ideas.

Housing.com Rahul Yadav spoke to NDTV.com's Manisha Natarajan about what lies ahead.

The Union Cabinet has cleared the Real Estate Regulatory bill, albeit a somewhat watered down version of the initial bill proposed in 2013. Next, it will be tabled in Parliament.

The good news is that once the shakeout happens and black money is drawn out of the system, right-priced homes will be built for those who want to live in them.

With unsteady voice, Surinder Pal Bhatia, 74, vented his absolute hopelessness on the NDTV Property Show: "Help me please to accomplish the last desire of my life - to breathe (my) last in my own house, with my ailing wife, before death, who is also bed-ridden."

The bill is designed to bring transparency and accountability to the realty sector.

Will apartment and property prices go up, stay stable, or fall in 2016? I am hit by this question regularly and increasingly as we approach a New Year. Through 2015, property developers and investors sitting on plenty of real estate have been hoping feverishly for sales and prices to recover.

Your window is not closed, as headlines and hype will make you believe. Take the plunge.

With new project launches drastically coming down along with shrinking sizes, you may not get a similar pick anytime soon, says Manisha Natarajan.

The world's money is moving to the pockets of 25-year-olds with sexy ideas.

Housing.com Rahul Yadav spoke to NDTV.com's Manisha Natarajan about what lies ahead.

The Union Cabinet has cleared the Real Estate Regulatory bill, albeit a somewhat watered down version of the initial bill proposed in 2013. Next, it will be tabled in Parliament.