The Maharashtra government initiates an urgent probe into MHADA quota irregularities in Nashik to ensure affordable housing for economically weaker groups.

Truhome Finance, backed by Warburg Pincus, has filed preliminary papers for a significant ₹3,000 crore Initial Public Offering. Proceeds will bolster capital reserves for future lending and regulatory adherence in the competitive affordable housing segment.

The Centre has proposed relaxing PAN requirements for property transactions below ₹20 lakh under the Draft Income Tax Rules, 2026, potentially easing compliance for small buyers and boosting affordable housing deals in Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities.

Union Budget 2026 introduces strategic reforms for India's real estate sector including REIT-based CPSE asset monetisation, ₹5,000 crore City Economic Regions funding, simplified NRI property TDS compliance, and new construction equipment manufacturing incentives.

UPRERA has cleared 16 residential and mixed-use projects worth ₹3,200 crore, boosting housing supply and investor confidence across Uttar Pradesh's key urban markets.

A Cuttack affordable housing project built under the Housing for All scheme faces a ₹10 crore GST liability investigation linked to unpaid taxes on transfer of development rights, with authorities escalating the matter to national enforcement agencies.

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The Uttar Pradesh Real Estate Regulatory Authority has cleared eight housing and commercial projects valued at ₹1,948 crore across six cities, signaling a strategic expansion beyond NCR markets into tier-2 and tier-3 territories including Jhansi and Firozabad.

Discover how government housing schemes like PMAY-U and CLSS are transforming India's affordable housing market. Get expert insights on subsidies, eligibility criteria, and investment opportunities across major cities including Mumbai, Pune, Bangalore, and Ahmedabad.

HRERA mandates Ocean Seven Buildtech to pay 11.10% annual interest to OSB Expressway Towers buyers for eight-year possession delay, rejecting developer's excuses and enforcing strict compliance measures.