Mumbai building height regulations are being eased by the BMC to accelerate urban redevelopment, potentially unlocking thousands of dormant housing projects.

Telangana fire safety amendments target updated building compliance rules to enhance urban safety, impacting development projects across Hyderabad this year.

The Haryana senior living policy amendment encourages new developer projects, aiming to address the rising demand for premium retirement housing in the state.

Kalamassery urban planning updates facilitate development by revising land-use norms, streamlining commercial expansion, and easing residential limits.

UP-RERA property transfer norms now streamline inheritance cases and cap fees at ₹1,000, while enabling homebuyers to file complaints against unregistered units.

Real estate insolvency resolution undergoes a critical pivot as the IBBI recommends a project-centric framework to ensure stalled housing projects finish.

The proposed Bengaluru building deviation plan examines policy shifts that may legalize construction violations while creating significant urban risks.

The Insolvency Code amendment empowers land authorities to join creditor meetings, potentially accelerating bankruptcy resolution for distressed projects.

UP RERA new rules now enable buyers in unregistered housing projects to seek legal relief. Learn how the 2026 amendments cap transfer fees and streamline sales.

The Andhra Pradesh cabinet confirms Amaravati capital resolution, seeking legal reinforcement of the state's primary hub.

The Prayagraj Development Authority (PDA) is set to revise pricing for unsold residential units and amend its Master Plan 2031 to stimulate sales. Changes include easing construction restrictions in prime areas and utilizing drone technology for land surveys. The PDA aims to boost housing demand and improve urban development quality in Prayagraj.

Maharashtra's Budget 2026–27 proposes raising the penalty for insufficient stamp duty on property documents from ₹5,000 to ₹1 lakh — a 20-fold hike aimed at ending evasion and boosting compliance across the state's real estate sector.

Maharashtra has approved additional FSI incentives for redevelopment of aging chawls and buildings on Mumbai's historic mill lands, aiming to unlock hundreds of stalled projects across Parel, Lower Parel, and Girangaon through amendments to DCPR 2034.

A high-level civic conference in Gurugram has reignited demands for transparent, citizen-driven urban governance to replace the city's fragmented administrative structure, with plans for 150 community consultations and a formal governance declaration to be submitted to state authorities.

Maharashtra has proposed key amendments to DCPR 2034 regulations, extending fungible FSI benefits and revising calculation methods to make MHADA redevelopment projects across Greater Mumbai more financially viable for developers and beneficial for tenants.