PropTech Radar - 31st January 2026

PropTech Startup Truva Raises $6.3 Mn Series A to Scale Data-Led Real Estate Valuation

Truva has secured USD 6.3 Mn. in Series A funding, reflecting growing investor confidence in technology-driven real estate intelligence platforms. Operating in the valuation and analytics space, the company leverages data-led models to deliver structured property insights for lenders, developers, and financial institutions. The fresh capital will be deployed to strengthen its technology stack, enhance data models, and scale platform capabilities to meet rising enterprise demand, reinforcing the role of PropTech in improving transparency and decision-making.

DLF Enters Senior Living with Gurugram Launch, Signalling Strategic Shift Toward Age-Focused Housing

DLF has formally entered India’s senior living segment with its first age-focused residential project in Gurugram. The move reflects rising demand for professionally managed, healthcare-integrated housing driven by India’s ageing demographics and evolving lifestyle needs.

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Aurum PropTech Turns PAT Positive in Q3 FY26 as Revenue Surges 77%

Aurum PropTech reported profitability in Q3 FY26 with revenues rising 77% year-on-year to ₹124.6 Cr. Growth was driven by strong performance across its PropTech platforms, improved operating leverage, and disciplined cost management.

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HDFC Capital Launches ₹1,000 Cr Institutional Rental Homes Platform

HDFC Capital has introduced a ₹1,000 Cr institutional rental housing platform aimed at formalising India’s rental market. The initiative focuses on managed rental assets, offering structured tenant experiences and long-term operational efficiency.

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Serene Communities Plans ₹3,000 Cr Expansion to Scale Senior Living Housing

Serene Communities plans a ₹3,000 Cr investment to expand senior living projects across India, driven by increasing demand for secure, professionally managed elder housing and changing family structures.

India’s Retail Real Estate Hits Three-Year Leasing High in 2025

India’s retail real estate recorded its strongest leasing activity in three years, driven by rising consumption and omnichannel expansion by brands. Prime malls and high streets across metros saw strong occupier demand.

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India’s Real Estate Investment Mix Shifts Toward Luxury Housing and Data Centres

Investment trends are shifting toward luxury residential projects and data centres, reflecting evolving demand patterns and the growing influence of the digital economy in real estate.

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India’s Home Loan Market Reaches ₹37 Lakh Cr, Nearly 11% of GDP

India’s home loan market has grown significantly over the past decade, supported by strong lending practices, digital adoption, and expanding demand across metro and non-metro cities.

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Budget 2026 Draws Mixed Response from Real Estate Industry

Budget 2026 received a mixed response, with infrastructure investments seen as positive, while the absence of fresh housing incentives limited expectations for immediate demand acceleration.