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Market Note · 10 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.

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6 min read · Research Desk · NCR

Market Note · 01 March 2026

The new commute - Delhi-Mumbai corridor redrawing Neemrana.

What a two-hour rail link does to a residential map already written by truck routes.

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11 min read · Field Office

Market Note · 16 February 2026

In defence of the small balcony, the wide corridor, and other vanishing courtesies.

An argument against the open-plan orthodoxy, in five rooms our residents asked us to keep.

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5 min read · Director, Design

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Notes on land,structure, and patience.

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

The new commute - Delhi-Mumbai corridor redrawing Neemrana.

In defence of the small balcony, the wide corridor, and other vanishing courtesies.

A monthly note,by subscription.

Notes on land,
structure, and patience.

A monthly note,
by subscription.