Torbit Realty has released the sixth edition of its Annual Knowledge Book, Torbit 2025. The resource book, produced by Torbit Realty, was launched at the Krisumi office in Gurugram by Yuji Kato, Co-CEO & Director, Krisumi Corporation, on Thursday. The launch was attended by Vinod Behl, Editor of Torbit 2025 & Torbit Realty; Sanjeev Kathuria, CEO of Torbit; Ananta Raghuvanshi, President of Marketing & Sales; Tomy Thomas, President, HR, of Krisumi Corporation; and the Krisumi team.

Torbit 2025, themed ‘The Great Divide – Luxury Soars, Affordable Housing Slides’, features articles by respected industry professionals. These articles review recent trends in the real estate sector and present perspectives for the coming year. In a rapidly evolving, tech-driven environment, Torbit 2025 is a concise resource gathering leading insights on planning, development, marketing, branding, sales, and property management.

Torbit Realty is an innovative Indian real estate platform and consulting firm based in Noida, Uttar Pradesh, which provides comprehensive property services, market analysis, and digital marketing for buyers, developers, and investors.

Speaking at the book launch, Yuji Kato said Torbit 2025 is a valuable knowledge resource for real estate stakeholders. He stated, “Unlike some other books by consultants or brokers, this book is different. It is the result of collaboration with the industry. The content is not only rich but also authentic, unbiased, and credible.”

The content covers a wide range of subjects and analyses 2025 developments and trends, as analysed by industry experts. The book’s theme, ‘The Great Divide – Luxury Soars, Affordable Housing Slides,’ is timely. It honestly traces the real estate sector’s journey over the year, he said.

Krisumi Corporation is a premier real estate developer based in Gurugram, established as a joint venture between Sumitomo Corporation (Japan) and Krishna Group (India). Founded in 2017, it blends Japanese design craftsmanship with Indian hospitality to create high-end residential and commercial projects, notably the Krisumi City township along the Dwarka Expressway.

Vinod Behl explained how Torbit began its mission to share and spread knowledge after Covid-19 caused massive disruption. The pandemic made research-based, data-driven insights essential for navigating volatility in the rapidly changing real estate sector.

“With help from industry bodies and leaders, Torbit YearBook has grown in six years. It is now a credible, popular platform for engaging stakeholders. Going forward, we will further expand our collaborative efforts. Our goal is to promote the sector’s long-term sustainable growth,” he added.

Sanjeev Kathuria, CEO of Torbit, said Torbit 2025 is the sixth edition of the YearBook. It captures the real estate journey over the past year and provides expert insights into expectations for 2026.

“Our editor, Vinod Behl, brings long experience in real estate journalism. He has carefully curated this unbiased YearBook. The result is an edition that is richer, sharper, and more insightful,” he said.