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Forbes India’s Real Estate Special issue for 2017 spots and narrates emerging trends in India’s realty sector—from housing finance companies finding a sweet spot in the affordable segment to the co-working phenomenon and student housing. The cover story is on PNC Menon of Sobha Group, which is in expansion mode. Also read our in-depth coverage of the challenges being faced by India’s unicorns and the exclusive interview with Brian Chesky of Airbnb.

Businessman by Choice, billionaire by Chance

Four decades ago, PNC Menon dropped out of college and headed to Muscat with Rs 50 in his pocket. Today, he helms a multi-billion-dollar real estate empire that extends from Saudi Arabia to India. He is now on the cusp of diversifying into newer businesses and starting a real estate fund.

10 mins

Not Just an Office

Shared working spaces help firms cut corners on expenses as well as build sustainable networks.

7 mins

A Home Run for Affordable Housing

Housing finance companies have found their sweet spot— low-cost houses for the low-income segment.

6 mins

Smart Cities: Proceed With Caution

We need to be careful about accepting public-private partnerships and technology as the panacea for all ills.

4 mins

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True to its pedigree, Forbes India has donned on the role of the drama critic to Indian business. Since its launch in 2009, the magazine has helped readers connect the dots, form patterns and see beyond the obvious, giving them a perspective beyond the obvious.