Mhada flats demand in Mumbai drops by 50 percent as only 75,366 applicants compete for 2,640 units this year, marking a shift in the local property landscape.

Anarock Capital reveals India's affordable housing funding gap reaches ₹55,000 crore, hindering inclusive growth in a market set for $1 trillion by 2030.

The MHADA Lottery 2026 for 2,640 homes in Mumbai attracts 65,082 applications, revealing a significant drop in demand for new state-backed housing projects.

Vikhroli affordable housing sees a price correction as the Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority cuts rates by 7.5% to boost stagnant demand.

Kanpur Development Authority slashes unsold flat prices to boost inventory sales. The board targets higher occupancy with revised 2018-level pricing for homes.

Kanpur Development Authority slashes unsold flat prices to 2018 levels, aiming to clear 5,600 units and generate ₹1,400 crore in revenue for the city board.

The MHADA lottery 2026 reveals strong demand for affordable homes in Mumbai as the state authority processes over 30,000 applications for 2,640 units today.

MHADA affordable homes initiative secures ₹10,585 crore for construction in FY 2026-27, aiming to deliver over 13,000 units across key Maharashtra cities.

Naigaon housing demand grows as House of Abhinandan Lodha reveals a new 1% monthly payment plan to accelerate sales for its latest Mumbai residential project.

The Mysuru property market offers an affordable alternative to Bengaluru, attracting investors and homebuyers seeking value amidst rising urban costs.

Brigade Group expansion highlights durability of mid-income housing demand while cautioning on developer leverage.

Indiramma Housing Scheme reveals Telangana's ₹22,000 crore strategy to provide ₹5 lakh financial aid for 4.5 lakh homes across urban and rural micro-markets.

Akola real estate market analysis explores how the city's educational hub and cotton trade drive a 2025 property surge with ₹5,094 per sq ft average rates.

Uttar Pradesh Affordable Housing Policy reveals new incentives for mid-income homes in Noida and Lucknow, signaling a strategic shift in the housing market.

Mumbai studio apartment launches fell to a five-year low of 790 units in 2025. Ghar.tv deep-dives into why developers are cutting studio supply, shifting buyer preferences, and what this means for affordability, investors, and future housing trends.