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Ever wondered why your home feels “off” or why money seems to slip through your fingers? It might be your space energy! In this guide, we explore how Vastu and space cleansing can transform your environment and your life. From ancient wisdom to modern hacks, this is your go-to manual for high-vibe living. If you have been hustling hard but feeling stuck, your home's energy might be the silent saboteur. I will walk you through smart decluttering, and energy-cleansing rituals can turn your living space into a magnet for success and peace. It is like therapy—for your house and your soul. Also read:  Best vastu tips for attracting money & career growth What is a high-energy home and why does it matter? Imagine walking into a room and instantly feeling lighter, calmer, even inspired. That is the power of a high-energy home. It's not woo-woo talk—it is energy science, intuition, and environmental psychology rolled into one. Everything around you—walls, furniture, clutter, ...

Mumbai, the city of dreams, is no stranger to transformation. Its skyline, a mosaic of towering skyscrapers and bustling suburbs, tells a story of relentless growth and ambition. But as we step into 2025, the city’s real estate landscape is undergoing a seismic shift, driven by three pivotal developments: the Goregaon-Mulund Link Road (GMLR), the rise of JB Nagar as Andheri East’s luxury hotspot, and the resilience of property registrations despite market fluctuations. So, what does this mean for Mumbai’s future? Let us embark on a journey through the city’s evolving real estate dynamics, exploring how these developments are reshaping the way we live, work, and invest in the Maximum City. Also read: Mumbai’s SRA model sets new housing benchmarks Why is JB Nagar the new crown jewel of Andheri East? Nestled in the heart of Andheri East, JB Nagar has quietly emerged as one of Mumbai’s most coveted addresses for luxury living. Once a modest locality, it has undergone a remarkable transform...

Mumbai, the city of dreams, is also a city of contrasts. While it boasts glittering skyscrapers and luxury apartments, it is also home to some of the largest slums in Asia. Enter the Slum Rehabilitation Authority (SRA) – a beacon of hope for millions of Mumbaikars living in cramped, unsanitary conditions. The SRA model, which aims to transform slums into modern residential and commercial spaces, is setting new benchmarks in urban development. But is it all sunshine and rainbows? What makes Mumbai’s SRA model a game-changer? The SRA model is simple yet revolutionary. Private developers are invited to construct homes for slum dwellers in exchange for developing portions of the land. This public-private partnership has not only addressed the acute housing shortage but also reshaped Mumbai’s urban landscape. With over 1.2 million homes rehabilitated and thousands more in the pipeline, the SRA model is a cornerstone of Mumbai’s real estate growth. Also read: Maharashtra’s grand real estate ...

Maharashtra’s government has set the stage for a real estate revolution, inviting developers to transform 3,360 acres of MSRTC land into commercial and residential hubs. With fast-track approvals, extended leases, and top architects on board, this initiative aims to reshape urban and rural landscapes alike. What does this mean for developers, investors, and residents?  Why is the Maharashtra govt opening up MSRTC land for development? Picture this: acres of underutilized government land, bustling bus depots surrounded by unrealized commercial potential. Now, imagine that land transformed into thriving business districts, residential towers, and retail hubs. Maharashtra’s Transport Minister, Pratap Sarnaik , has thrown open the doors for this very transformation. With the Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation ( MSRTC ) holding a massive 3,360-acre land bank, the government is keen to partner with developers to unleash its potential. But what does this mean for the real estat...