Ahmedabad South, Ahmedabad

The luxury housing market in Ahmedabad and Gandhinagar is experiencing substantial growth, driven by rising wealth, ongoing infrastructure expansion, and changing development patterns, including vertical construction. The upcoming 2030 Commonwealth Games are expected to further stimulate the real estate sector.

The Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana-Urban (PMAY-U) and PMAY-U 2.0 have collectively sanctioned over 1.25 crore houses, with more than 1 crore completed and delivered to beneficiaries nationwide. The scheme has a significant share of women beneficiaries, with 1 crore houses allotted to women as sole or joint owners.

NB Group has launched 'NB Palm', a luxury housing project in Thaltej , Ahmedabad, involving an investment of ₹350 crore. The project features 136 apartments and is priced from ₹2.5 crore. This launch indicates a growing demand for premium housing in Ahmedabad.

PM's urban challenge fund approved a substantial ₹2719.80 crore for six major infrastructure projects in Ahmedabad. Key among these are a comprehensive drainage system revamp, sludge management facilities, and the introduction of a common mobility card for public transit.

The Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs has advised State RERAs to grant a four-month extension to eligible real estate projects facing delays due to global supply chain disruptions, citing the West Asia situation as a Force Majeure event. The extension applies to projects with completion dates on or after February 28, 2026..

AMC plans to auction 16 Town Planning (TP) plots with a reserve price of Rs 1,207 crore. The revenue generated from these auctions will be used to finance key infrastructure works, including roads, bridges, water supply projects, pumping stations, and health centers. Most of the plots are located in premium western areas

Following over 11 inches of rain, severe flooding in West Ahmedabad has led to public outrage against civic authorities for delayed action and infrastructure failures in areas like Bopal and Ghuma. This situation highlights infrastructure gaps and the need for permanent drainage solution.

The Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC) is planning to monetise more than 209 civic properties through long-term leases to strengthen municipal revenues and fund infrastructure development. This initiative aims to generate sustainable non-tax income by leveraging commercially viable assets, including land parcels and built-up properties.

During the Vibrant Gujarat Regional Conference, eight new Smart industrial estates were announced for five districts, including Ahmedabad and Kheda. This initiative aims to boost regional infrastructure and foster industrial growth.