Yes, Raheja.com has a blog. It lives at raheja.com/blog under the name “Blog & Insights,” and it holds about 128 articles from Raheja Developers on its own projects, offers, awards and Indian property market news.
Here is where to find it, what it covers, how far you can trust it, and what to check that the blog does not tell you. More company reviews sit in our business and startups section.
Key Takeaways
- The blog is part of the official Raheja Developers website, not a separate site.
- It shows about 128 articles, all posted under the “Raheja Developers” name.
- Posts cover Gurugram and Delhi NCR projects, market news, buyer tips and company news.
- Most posts show no publish date, so check the context before relying on any figure.
- For the company’s insolvency case, use the separate CIRP page, not the blog.
Where is the Raheja.com blog?
The blog sits at raheja.com/blog. You can reach it three ways: type that address, click “Blogs” in the site’s main menu, or scroll to the “Latest blog posts” block on the homepage, under the “News at glance” section.
The blog page opens with the heading “Real Estate Insights, Updates & Expert Views” and a live counter of published articles, which read 128 in November 2026. A search box lets you filter posts by keyword. Each post opens in a new tab, and article pages carry share buttons for Facebook, X, LinkedIn and WhatsApp.
Raheja.com belongs to Raheja Developers Limited, a real estate company based in Gurugram (Gurgaon). The company says it was set up in 1990 by Navin M. Raheja. It builds homes, plots and commercial space, mostly in Delhi NCR.
What does the blog cover?
The blog is mainly a marketing and news channel for the company’s own projects, with some general property content mixed in. Posts fall into five rough groups.
| Type of post | Examples from the blog |
|---|---|
| Project features | Raheja Vanya (Sector 99A), Leela Sky Villas, Raheja Revanta, Raheja Trinity, Aranya City, Riyasat Hills, The Delhi Mall |
| Market news | India’s rank on a real estate transparency index, GST notices on leasehold land, proposed industrial smart cities, Union Budget 2024 |
| Buyer and investor tips | What to check before buying commercial property in Delhi NCR, best time to invest, reasons to buy in Gurugram |
| Offers and campaigns | Festive and New Year offers, rental-return schemes on commercial units, a “Zabardast 10/10” offer at The Delhi Mall |
| Company news | Awards such as an ET NOW Realty award in 2026, a new chief operating officer, court rulings involving the company |
There are also a few stray posts. One, for example, is about Microsoft Office 365 training and has nothing to do with property. Off-topic posts are far more common on general blogs such as RedAndWhiteMagz.com.
How long and how current are the posts?
Most articles run about 500 to 1,000 words. The archive stretches from the early COVID period, with posts on bigger homes for working from home and plans for 2021, up to 2026. The award post, for instance, is dated June 16, 2026.
Most cards and articles do not display a date, though. That matters for market news posts, which quote figures that may now be out of date. If a number matters to your decision, look for the original report it came from.
Who writes the posts?
Every post is credited to “Raheja Developers,” with no individual author names. Treat the blog as the company speaking about itself. Project posts describe features and benefits in sales language, so they are useful for a first look but are not independent reviews. Many consulting sites work the same way, as our review of PedroVazPaulo.com shows.
Is the blog a reliable source?
It is reliable for what the company itself says: project names, locations, launch news, offers and official statements. It is not a neutral source on whether a project is a good buy.
Use the blog alongside these checks before you pay any booking amount:
- Confirm the project’s registration on the Haryana RERA website (or the RERA site for the state where the project sits) and read its approved plans and timelines.
- Read the project’s builder-buyer agreement, not just the blog post or brochure.
- Check the “Media” section of raheja.com for public notices and approved layouts by year.
- Visit the CIRP page on raheja.com if you already own, or plan to buy, a unit (see below).
- Talk to current owners or a property lawyer for an outside view of delivery and quality.
What the blog does not cover: the CIRP page
The most important update for buyers is not on the blog. Raheja.com has a separate CIRP page (linked as “CIRP” in the main menu) about a corporate insolvency resolution process against Raheja Developers Limited.
CIRP is a time-bound process under India’s Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code for dealing with a company that cannot pay its debts. According to the page, the insolvency start date was August 21, 2025. On April 10, 2026, the NCLAT (the appeals tribunal for company law cases) limited the process to one project, the Krishna Housing Scheme. The page lists the court orders as PDFs, the public notice inviting claims, and a homebuyer FAQ on how to file a claim.
If you have money in any Raheja project, read that page in full. It is updated separately from the blog and holds the official documents.
Raheja.com is not K Raheja Corp
Several Indian property firms use the Raheja name, and their blogs are easy to mix up. Raheja Developers runs raheja.com. K Raheja Corp and K Raheja Realty are separate companies with their own websites and their own blogs. Always check the web address before you trust a post as coming from Raheja Developers. Lookalike names cause trouble online too, as our MyFastBroker.com review explains.
| Website | Company | Has a blog? |
|---|---|---|
| raheja.com | Raheja Developers Limited (Gurugram) | Yes, at /blog |
| krahejarealty.com | K Raheja Realty | Yes, separate |
| krahejacorp.com | K Raheja Corp | Has a newsroom, separate |
Other useful parts of raheja.com
The blog is only one section. The rest of the site is organised around buying, partnering and working with the company:
- Our Projects: residential and commercial listings split into ready to move, under construction, plots, and affordable, premium or luxury homes.
- Become Our Partner: registration for property agents, contractors and suppliers, plus an agent and customer login.
- Career: job listings and human resources news.
- CSR and Sustainability: pages on the company’s wildlife, social and music projects.
- Contact us: the company’s contact details. The homepage also lists marketing@raheja.com.
For readers in India or abroad, including NRIs and US-based buyers looking at Gurugram property, the blog is a fair place to learn project names and locations. The project and CIRP pages are where the hard facts sit. Our finance and investing guides cover other money decisions in more detail.
Conclusion
Raheja.com does have a blog, found at raheja.com/blog or through “Blogs” in the main menu, with about 128 company-written articles on Raheja projects, offers, awards and property news. It works well for a quick look at what Raheja Developers builds and promotes. It is not independent, most posts carry no date, and it leaves out the insolvency case. Read the CIRP page and check RERA records before committing money.
Frequently asked questions
Does Raheja.com have a blog?
Yes. Raheja Developers runs a “Blog & Insights” section at raheja.com/blog with about 128 articles. You can also reach it from “Blogs” in the main menu or the “Latest blog posts” block on the homepage. All posts are written under the company name.
Is the Raheja.com blog updated regularly?
It is updated now and then rather than on a fixed schedule. Posts range from the 2020 to 2021 period up to 2026, including a June 2026 award post. Most posts do not show a date, so the timing of older market news can be hard to judge.
Can I search the Raheja Developers blog?
Yes. The blog page has a search box that filters articles by keyword, such as a project name like Vanya or Revanta. Each result opens in a new tab with share buttons for Facebook, X, LinkedIn and WhatsApp.
Is the Raheja.com blog the same as the K Raheja blog?
No. Raheja.com belongs to Raheja Developers Limited in Gurugram. K Raheja Realty and K Raheja Corp are separate companies with their own websites and content. Check the web address before you rely on any post.
Where can I find Raheja Developers insolvency updates?
Use the CIRP page on raheja.com, linked in the main menu. It lists the NCLT and NCLAT orders, the public notice for claims and a homebuyer FAQ. In April 2026 the NCLAT limited the process to the Krishna Housing Scheme project.
