India’s real estate sector is showing strong growth, with developers across the country rolling out large-scale residential and co-living projects. Major launches by Truliv, Central Park, and Embassy Developments highlight the confidence in housing demand and the shift toward high-quality, amenity-rich living spaces.
Urban markets in Chennai, Gurugram, and Bengaluru are leading the charge. Developers are targeting young professionals, affluent buyers, and investors seeking long-term capital appreciation, signaling that the sector is poised for continued expansion through FY26.
Truliv’s Co-Living Bet in Chennai
Chennai’s tech-heavy OMR corridor saw a milestone with Truliv Hercules, India’s largest built-to-suit co-living project. Spread across 1,39,776 sq. ft., it offers 728 beds over 14 floors. Developed under a Build–Sell–Lease–Operate (B.S.L.O.) model, Truliv controls the project end-to-end—from land acquisition to daily operations.
The project taps into the growing co-living segment, projected to grow at over 15% annually by 2027, driven by remote-friendly work cultures, urbanisation, and demand for professionally managed spaces. Truliv Hercules includes app-based bookings, biometric access, smart meters, digital dashboards, and safety features like 24x7 CCTV, fire systems, and medical support.
Located in Navalur, the property offers connectivity to major IT parks. Backed by the DRA Group, the project reinforces Truliv’s expansion strategy across South India, with current operations managing over 2,200 beds in Chennai and plans to scale to 10,000 beds across Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Pune within three years.
Central Park Targets Dwarka Expressway in Gurugram
In NCR, Central Park is entering the Dwarka Expressway with Delphine, a luxury residential project with an investment of Rs. 2,000 crore. Set across 7.85 acres in Sector 104, the development will include six towers—two dedicated to fully serviced studios and one-bedroom units, and four for 3- and 4-bedroom homes. The final “King Tower” will elevate its luxury positioning.
Priced from Rs.3-5 crore for studios, Rs. 11 crore for 3BHKs, and Rs. 15 crore for 4BHKs, Delphine is expected to generate Rs. 3,500 crore in sales. Central Park is banking on connectivity to IGI Airport, Yashobhoomi, Diplomatic Enclave, and expressways like NH-48 and SPR. Amenities include clubhouses, swimming pools, wellness zones, concierge services, and a Sky Deck with panoramic views.
Delphine strengthens Central Park’s luxury footprint in Gurugram, building on its earlier success in developing the Sohna region as a premium residential corridor.
Embassy Developments Expands in North Bengaluru
Bengaluru’s premium housing segment is getting a major boost with Embassy Developments announcing six residential projects valued at Rs. 10,300 crore in FY26. Projects include Embassy Greenshore and Embassy Verde Phase II, offering 800+ apartments and premium layouts in integrated townships.
Hebbal will see a 10-acre development with over 600 premium residences, while two villa projects covering 116 acres will expand Embassy’s luxury villa portfolio. Embassy has already recorded strong pre-sales, including a full sell-out of Embassy Paradiso at Rs. 204 crore. The company targets Rs. 5,000 crore in pre-sales for FY26, reflecting robust buyer confidence.
Sector Outlook
The real estate pipeline—from co-living and premium apartments to luxury villas, reflects strong demand and long-term capital growth potential. Urbanisation, growing workforce, and investor appetite are driving developers to launch ambitious projects across Chennai, Gurugram, and Bengaluru.
With players like Truliv, Central Park, and Embassy leading the charge, India’s real estate sector is poised for sustained momentum, offering attractive opportunities for homebuyers, investors, and long-term stakeholders.
