India’s extreme weather is changing the economics of real estate. From Mumbai to Bengaluru, developers are spending millions to protect buildings from floods. Ranjani Raghavan explains how climate resilience is becoming a new measure of property value. (Source: Bloomberg)
India’s extreme weather is changing the economics of real estate. From Mumbai to Bengaluru, developers are spending millions to protect buildings from floods. Ranjani Raghavan explains how climate resilience is becoming a new measure of property value. (Source: Bloomberg)
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