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Every few years, markets hand investors a fresh reason to worry — a geopolitical flare-up, an oil spike, or a bout of FII selling. The question investors ask stays the same: “What should I do with my money right now?” The truth is, instability isn’t an exception in markets — it’s the rule. Investors who build real wealth aren’t the ones who avoid volatility, but those with a plan sturdy enough to ride through it. Start with your life stage, not today’s headline. Your finances move through Needs, Wants, Dreams, and Legacy — broadly the accumulation, preservation, and distribution phases of life. Knowing which phase you’re in tells you more about how to act than any news cycle does. Three forces drive every decision. Behavioral Finance is the foundation — discipline matters more than intellect when markets get noisy. Value Investing tells you when to invest — instability often creates the best entry points if you watch valuations, not headlines. Business Approach tells you how — through diversification, research, and process rather than one-off bets. Valuations matter more than fear. The P/E ratio shows what the market is paying for a rupee of earnings. Today, Nifty 50 trades near its long-term average — fair to slightly cheap. Nifty Next 50 and Nifty Bank sit meaningfully below their 5-year averages, signalling opportunity, while Mid and Small Caps remain expensive and warrant caution. Scary headlines and cheap valuations often arrive together — and that combination has historically rewarded patient investors. Use a 3-bucket investing strategy. This is one of the simplest ways to stay calm during volatility — split your portfolio by when you’ll need the money, not by what’s trending. The real power of this approach is psychological as much as financial: when markets fall, you instantly know which part of your money is affected and which isn’t. Your near-term needs stay untouched in Bucket 1, so you’re never forced to sell equity at the wrong time just to meet an expense. This single structure removes most of the panic from panic-selling. Don’t overlook real estate. Real estate remains one of the most trusted asset classes for Indian investors, and it plays a different role than market-linked instruments. Broadly, it serves two purposes: Regular income — through rent-yielding residential or commercial property, or increasingly through structured options like pre-leased commercial real estate and REITs, which let investors access rent-generating assets without the burden of direct ownership, maintenance, or tenant management. Long-term appreciation — physical property in the right location has historically been a reliable store of value and a hedge against inflation, especially as part of a multi-generational legacy plan. That said, real estate also comes with real trade-offs — low liquidity, high ticket sizes, and returns that depend heavily on location and timing. It works best as one component of a diversified portfolio rather than the sole vehicle for wealth creation, and newer instruments like REITs now allow investors to gain real estate exposure with far better liquidity and far lower entry barriers than direct property ownership. Pick the right spot, not just the right asset. Look at management integrity and capability, wealth distribution, investor communication, and liquidity before committing capital — these separate resilient investments from fragile ones. Know when to move from DIY to expert management. Self-managed portfolios often accumulate overlapping schemes and inconsistent, emotion-driven results. Professionally managed solutions — PMS, AIFs, or curated MFPMS — bring continuous research, company engagement, and systematic rebalancing that’s hard to replicate solo. Don’t lose the larger India story. Low inflation, a healthy fiscal and current account position, under-leveraged corporates, strong bank balance sheets, rising domestic consumption, and steady FDI inflows keep India’s structural growth intact even when sentiment wobbles. Historically, Indian equities have rewarded long-term patience well beyond inflation. Fixed income still has a role, offering a spectrum of risk and return — government, quasi-government, and corporate bonds — to stabilise a portfolio when used with the right credit quality. The real way forward: realign goals, reassess risk tolerance, review cash flows, revisit asset allocation, and strengthen diversification. None of this requires predicting headlines — just a process you trust. Markets will always give reasons to worry. What separates wealth creators from anxious spectators is a clear framework — not the absence of uncertainty. Vishwesh Patil Prospira Consultancy Services Pvt. Ltd.vishwesh@prospirabharat.comwww.prospirabharat.com Disclaimer: Investment in securities markets is subject to market risks. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Please read all related documents carefully before investing and consult your investment advisor before making any investment decision.

There is one question that I have gotten so often from people across all walks of life that my answer has become automatic. That question is “What should I invest it?”, and my answer has always been “real estate”! Why? Because, after having spent more than 3 decades on the inside of this industry, if there is one thing I can say with total confidence it is that a well-researched, and well-timed investment in real estate is a reliable and safe bet for any investor.And, as the numbers prove, India shares my enthusiasm for real estate! In 2025, CNBC released a report that investigated the investment habits of urban Indians and over 50.7% of people surveyed had invested money in real estate. The sale of luxury houses alone jumped by 88% in the final quarter of FY 2024-25. Even if we look at data across India, the story remains the same. The total financial value of all assets held by Indian households is over 11 trillion USD. 51% of this value comes from real estate. Gold, the next closest, makes up only 15%. So, the data is clear – Indians trust real estate. But, why? What investors need more than anything else is certainty and stability. The rising and falling of the stock market makes too many people too wary to invest in it, for instance, and the story is much the same with the gold and FDs. So, where do people turn for financial stability? The historical answer has always been real estate – and it remains true even for modern India. Real estate has regularly provided more robust, more reliable, and more predictable ROI than any alternative investment method. According to many experts in the field, another reason that Indians of all social strata have historically preferred to invest in real estate rather than equity is because Indians generally mistrust equity due to its volatility. India is on the cusp, it is in fact almost over the edge, of a sharp and predictable financial boom. Markers, such those that I have spoken about today, are clear and undeniable indicators of it. The Indian real estate market is going to be worth 1 trillion USD by 2030 – almost certainly earlier. The question that I now get, therefore, is not “what should I invest in?” The question now is “what is the best property that I should invest in?” A Congratulatory Note to Urban Nest Inside: By the time you’re reading this article in the 17th Edition of Dreams Per Sq. Ft., the magazine will be celebrating its 5th anniversary! I would like, therefore, to use this opportunity to extend a hearty congratulations to the team that has made the magazine the roaring success that it is. Dr. Atul Goel MD, Goel Ganga Group

Global Geopolitical Conflicts : An Unexpected Catalyst for Real Estate Growth in Maharashtra The geopolitical landscape of 2026 continues to be shaped by multiple international conflicts, including the ongoing Russia–Ukraine war, escalating tensions in the Middle East, strategic rivalries in the Indo-Pacific region, and economic sanctions affecting global trade corridors. While these developments have understandably generated concerns regarding global stability, they have also triggered significant shifts in investment behaviour worldwide. History demonstrates that during periods of geopolitical uncertainty, global capital seeks safety, stability, and long-term value. Real estate has consistently emerged as one of the most preferred asset classes during such times. In the current environment, India and particularly Maharashtra has become a major beneficiary of this global realignment of capital. The Flight of Capital Towards Stability :  Investors, sovereign wealth funds, multinational corporations, and high-net-worth individuals typically respond to geopolitical uncertainty by reallocating assets from conflict-prone regions to economically resilient jurisdictions. India’s political stability, strong democratic institutions, growing economy, and regulatory reforms have positioned the country as a safe destination for global investment. Maharashtra, being India’s commercial and financial capital, naturally attracts a substantial portion of these investments. The state’s diversified economy, world-class infrastructure, industrial strength, and rapidly expanding urban centres make it one of the most attractive real estate destinations in Asia. Supply Chain Reconfiguration Driving Industrial Growth : One of the most significant consequences of current global conflicts has been the restructuring of international supply chains. Corporations across the world are reducing dependence on geographically concentrated manufacturing hubs and embracing the “China Plus One” strategy. This shift has generated substantial demand for industrial parks, logistics hubs, warehousing facilities, and manufacturing clusters across Maharashtra. Regions such as Pune, Chakan, Talegaon, Ranjangaon, Nagpur, Nashik, Aurangabad, and Navi Mumbai are witnessing increasing investor interest due to their strategic connectivity and industrial ecosystem. Pune: The Emerging Global Investment Destination : Pune has evolved beyond its traditional identity as an educational and automotive hub. Today, it is one of India’s fastest-growing destinations for information technology, engineering, research and development, data centres, and global capability centres. As multinational corporations expand their operations in Pune, demand for residential housing, commercial office spaces, retail developments, co-working facilities, and integrated townships continues to rise. The city’s robust infrastructure pipeline, including the Metro Rail, Ring Road, and industrial corridors, further enhances its investment appeal. Infrastructure as a Wealth Multiplier :  Infrastructure development remains one of Maharashtra’s greatest strengths. Landmark projects such as the Mumbai Trans Harbour Link, Navi Mumbai International Airport, Samruddhi Mahamarg, Pune Ring Road, Metro Rail networks, and various industrial corridors are transforming the state’s economic geography. Such infrastructure investments not only improve connectivity but also create substantial appreciation potential for surrounding real estate markets. Investors increasingly prefer locations backed by infrastructure certainty, particularly during periods of global economic volatility. The Long-Term Outlook :  While global conflicts are unfortunate and disruptive, they often accelerate capital migration toward stable economies. Maharashtra’s combination of economic resilience, legal transparency, infrastructure development, industrial growth, and demographic strength places it in a unique position to capitalize on these global trends. For investors, developers, and stakeholders in the real estate sector, the current geopolitical environment presents not merely a challenge but a strategic opportunity. Those who recognize these evolving dynamics and invest in fundamentally strong locations are likely to benefit from sustained growth and long-term wealth creation. In an increasingly uncertain world, Maharashtra’s real estate sector continues to stand out as a beacon of stability, opportunity, and future growth. Adv. Mukesh Bajirao ZendeFounder & Principal ConsultantTOSS LEGAL – Title Ownership Search ScrutinyLegal, Real Estate & RedevelopmentAdvisory Services+91 9822268068adv.mukessh@tosslegal.co.in

EXPERTS IN ROAD CONSTRUCTION & SPORTS INFRASTRUCTURE Navvdhan Infra is a professionally managed and trusted company delivering quality services in the civil construction industry for the past 14 years. With strong technical expertise, practical experience, and a commitment to excellence, we have established ourselves as a reliable partner for delivering durable and high-performance infrastructure solutions. Our approach focuses on systematic planning, efficient execution, and long-term value creation for clients. We provide complete civil and infrastructure solutions across multiple sectors, including Township Projects, Plotting Developments, Industrial Warehouses, Residential Societies, Resorts, Schools, Colleges, Universities, Commercial Projects, and Institutional Developments. Our company is dedicated to delivering technically sound and result-oriented work supported by professional management and skilled manpower. Navvdhan Infra specializes in all types of road construction works, ensuring proper base preparation, accurate level control, strong compaction, and quality finishing. Our services include Asphalt Roads (Bituminous Roads), Concrete Roads, Base Roads, GSB Work (Granular Sub Base), Paver Block Installation, Kerb Stone Work, Stamping Concrete, Internal Roads for Layout Projects, and Industrial Road Development. We follow modern construction practices and use quality materials to ensure long-lasting and cost-effective infrastructure. In addition to road construction, Navvdhan Infra has strong expertise in Multipurpose Sports Ground Development, providing modern sports infrastructure for schools, institutions, townships, resorts, and sports facilities. We develop Padel Courts, Pickleball Courts, Basketball Courts, Tennis Courts, Badminton Courts, Volleyball Courts, Football Grounds, Cricket Grounds, and Multi-Sports Practice Grounds. These facilities are constructed using Natural Grass, Artificial Turf, and Synthetic Surfaces, ensuring proper slope, drainage systems, surface performance, and durability. Our work methodology includes detailed site study, technical planning, systematic execution, and continuous quality supervision. We strongly believe that quality construction requires discipline, dedication, teamwork, and strong management support. Our experienced engineers, supervisors, operators, and skilled workforce work with commitment and coordination to achieve timely and efficient project completion. Navvdhan Infra is committed to delivering projects on time without compromising quality standards. Our focus on hard work, consistency, and professional responsibility helps us maintain client satisfaction and long-term business relationships. Navvdhan Infra is not just a contractor but a dependable partner providing complete civil infrastructure solutions and building strong foundations for future growth. Navanaat Laxman Dhanawadde Founder & President-Navvdhan Infra +91 91560 32551 navnathdhanawade10@gmail.com

A transformational phase & its positive impact in the near future 1. Introduction : The real estate sector in Maharashtra has entered a transformational and regulatory-driven growth phase, supported by progressive policies, strong institutional frameworks, and expanding infrastructure. Over the past few years, the State has emerged as a leader in structured real estate governance, particularly through reforms in planning regulations, transparency mechanisms, and urban expansion policies. These developments are not merely incremental, they are structural changes that are expected to significantly influence the future of urban development, investment flows, and redevelopment projects, especially in cities like Pune, Mumbai, and PMRDA regions. 2. Strengthening Regulatory Framework – Role of MahaRERA : One of the most significant drivers of change is the evolving role of the Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA). MahaRERA has shifted from a registration-based authority to an active enforcement regulator It ensures strict compliance, transparency, and accountability It has improved buyer protection and dispute resolution mechanisms Recent data shows that MahaRERA has accelerated dispute resolution significantly, clearing more cases than those filed in a year, indicating stronger enforcement efficiency. Further, strict action against non-compliant developers, including suspension of projects and freezing of accounts, has strengthened market discipline. 3. UDCPR – A Game Changer for Development Potential : The introduction and expansion of the Unified Development Control and Promotion Regulations (UDCPR) has revolutionized planning norms across Maharashtra. Key Benefits Higher FSI and TDR utilization Relaxed building margins and amenity requirements Streamlined approval processes 4. Maharashtra Housing Policy 2025 – Incentivized Growth : The Maharashtra Housing Policy 2025 introduces a forward-looking approach to housing and urban development. Key highlights include: Incentives for affordable housing and rental housing Promotion of integrated township development Allowing mixed-use development (up to 15%) Reduction in stamp duty and development charges Promotion of student housing and working women housing 5. Rise of Redevelopment Ecosystem  Redevelopment, particularly in cooperative housing societies, is becoming a dominant segment in Maharashtra real estate. With UDCPR and policy reforms: Redevelopment projects are now more viable and profitable Higher FSI enables additional sale component Legal frameworks (Section 79A guidelines) ensure structured processes 6. Infrastructure-Led Growth Massive infrastructure investments across Maharashtra are directly influencing real estate growth: Metro rail expansions Ring roads and expressways Airport developments Smart city initiatives 7. Positive Impacts in the Near Future : Based on current trends, the following positive outcomes are expected: A. Increased Transparency & Legal Certainty B. Boost to Redevelopment Sector C. Higher Investment Inflows D. Affordable Housing Expansion E. Planned Urban Growth F. Professionalization of Developers 8. Conclusion :  Maharashtra’s real estate sector is transitioning from an unregulated, fragmented system to a structured, transparent, and growth-oriented ecosystem. The synergy of: Strong regulation (MahaRERA) Planning reforms (UDCPR) Policy incentives (Housing Policy 2025) Infrastructure expansion is creating a robust foundation for sustainable urban development. In the near future, Maharashtra is poised to become: A model state for real estate governance in India A high-confidence investment destination A leader in redevelopment-driven urban transformation Adv. Mukesh B. Zende B. Sc. LL.B. MBA, (Corporate Law) Patent Attorney On Record +91 98222 68068 adv.mukessh@tosslegal.com

AVINEA, HADAPSAR, PUNE Located in the fast-growing neighbourhood of Hadapsar in Pune, Avinea is a thoughtfully planned residential development designed for modern urban families. The project features seven residential towers arranged to create a spacious and well-organised community that emphasises openness, natural light, and good ventilation. The strategic tower layout enhances privacy, airflow, and pleasant views, creating a comfortable living environment.At the front of the development, a three-floor commercial building is planned, offering convenient retail and service spaces for residents while keeping the residential area peaceful and organised.Avinea offers well-designed 2, 3, and 4 BHK residences with efficient layouts that maximise space and functionality. Large windows and balconies bring in natural light and fresh air, creating bright and airy interiors.Residents can enjoy a wide range of amenities including a fully equipped gym, swimming pool, cricket pitch, football turf, jogging track, kids’ play area, banquet hall, café spaces, and golf facilities, creating a vibrant and well-rounded lifestyle community. Ar. Swapnil KshirsagarDesign 11 Architects Ar. Vivek BholeVivek Bhole Architects AVINEA by Vyom Buildcon –A Vision Realised in Hadapsar Our vision for Avinea was to create a thoughtfully designed residential development in Hadapsar that reflects modern urban living while ofering comfort, convenience, and a strong sense of community. We wanted the project to provide well-planned homes that balance contemporary architecture with practical layouts suited for everyday family life.Ar. Swapnil Kshirsagar, Ar. Vivek Bhole, along with their team at Design11 Architects, have successfully brought this vision to life. The seven residential towers are carefully arranged to create an open and harmonious community layout, allowing for ample natural light, ventilation, and unmatched privacy.The residences feature eficient layouts, large windows, and balconies, creating bright and airy interiors. Avinea ofers an extensive range of amenities, including a Sports Arena, 13000 Sq. Ft. Fitness Zone, 3 Swimming Pools, and 3 Clubhouses. The kids-friendly environment boasts multiple play zones, a creche, music, and dance academy, making it an ideal space for families.We sincerely appreciate the architects’ creativity, dedication, and attention to detail in shaping Avinea into a welcoming and vibrant residential community. Mr. Viraj Tupe MD, Vyom Buildcon