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Forbes India 13th Anniversary: Rewind of Key Milestones of India's Corporates and Startups
A rewind of the key milestones in India's corporates and startups, through the lens of 13 years of Forbes India
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What's led to the revival of India's luxury real estate?
In this edition, Forbes India delves into all things luxury in real estate, from the developers building those swank homes to the evolution of architectural and design elements in these abodes
Billionaires
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Ultra-luxury real estate: Selling homes that last generations
India's richest are shelling out upwards of Rs 1 lakh per sq foot for ultra luxury homes that they will hopefully retain for generations. Here's how the developers play the game to keep them exclusive
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Inside Sobha Group's ambitious plans: From Dubai to Mumbai and the US
PNC Menon's Sobha Group will soon foray into the US, after having emerged as the third largest real estate player in Dubai. In India, after three decades, it wants a slice of the high-value Mumbai pie
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India needs energy-efficient buildings, today
If India wants to achieve net-zero carbon emissions by 2070, energy-efficient buildings are an important piece of the puzzle. But there has been little progress in that direction
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We are looking to replicate the Dubai model in Mumbai: PNC Menon
PNC Menon and son Ravi of the Sobha Group will focus on Dubai, US and India in the next 15 years
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From the Piramals to the Reddys: Inside India's Ritziest Homes
Here's a peek into how some of India's leading business leaders live, unwind and entertain
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Inside the world of designing luxury homes
A few architects and interior designers tell us about the finer nuances of planning and designing luxury homes, and of partnerships between clients and designers, with months of ideating, planning, problem-solving, and giving expression to designs through materials, colours, textures, and objects d'art
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Quirky office spaces: These companies are redefining the workplace
Modern designers are quashing the notion of workspaces as boring and dull by making optimum use of natural light, bright colours and timeless materials. The cool quotient comes with amenities like power-walking tracks, gyms and sea-side experience while working
