In a set of new guidelines, the Goa Real Estate Regulatory Authority (Rera) has asked builders and realtors to refrain from adding disclaimers while advertising housing or commercial projects in the state.
The department of urban development has introduced new guidelines to streamline the process for issuing bifurcation or separate house numbers for existing houses. This aims to make life easier for nuclear families living under the same roof but seeking independent utility connections.
Market observers say that the proposed move aims to simplify the rules and developers will get the benefit of lower taxes. Due to this, homebuyers will also be able to get homes at cheaper rates.
As global trends shift and demographics evolve, a new contender is emerging on the investment horizon: senior living communities or retirement homes. No longer a niche market, senior living has captured the attention of savvy investors who recognize its immense potential, not only as a socially relevant initiative but also as a financially rewarding asset class.
The residential real estate market saw a temporary slowdown in sales in March and April. The sector saw a drop in sales in both value and volume. While the residential real estate industry had a good start in 2025, it slowed down in March and continued in April.
Goa is emerging as a hot spot for real estate investment, with residential property prices skyrocketing by 66.3% year-on-year, according to Magicbricks, a prominent online real estate platform. This surge is cementing Goa’s reputation as a go-to destination for vacation homes, retirement properties, and long-term rental investments.
Despite the crazy price appreciation in real estate over the years, ownership has continued to be a primary focus for many buyers. People are increasingly viewing property as more than just a place to live—it’s becoming a vital investment tool.
As affordability, connectivity, and luxury converge, Tier 2 cities are no longer secondary choices; they are the future of real estate in India. With skyrocketing property prices in metropolitan areas, buyers are increasingly drawn to the spacious and cost-effective housing options available in Tier 2 and 3 cities.
Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant has said that the government will develop a comprehensive housing policy to provide affordable housing for Goans through the Goa Housing Board to address real estate and housing concerns in the state.
Government-led infrastructure projects and improved urban planning are set to transform Goa’s real estate landscape. These developments are expected to drive property appreciation, making Goa an attractive long-term investment destination.