Maharashtra unveils dedicated RERA-like legislation for redevelopment projects with ₹2000 crore financial support and comprehensive grievance mechanisms.

High Court rules that cooperative housing societies must charge uniform maintenance fees to all members regardless of flat size. Learn about the landmark judgment's impact on society billing, member rights, and compliance requirements for housing cooperatives across India.

Maharashtra's new PRATYAY MahaBhumi portal allows 70,000+ cooperative housing societies to apply online for deemed conveyance. A major step in housing e-governance.

Can societies legally demand shifting charges from tenants or owners? This guide explains what Indian law permits and how you can protect your rights as a property owner or renter.

Understand how to conduct your housing society’s AGM the right way in 2025. Covers deadlines, legal rules, quorum, voting, and compliance in Maharashtra.

Explore types of housing societies in India, their benefits, and the step-by-step registration process. A complete guide for homebuyers and residents.

Tired of builder delays and broken promises? Housing societies across Mumbai are taking charge through self-redevelopment, gaining bigger homes, financial control, and complete transparency. Here’s why your society should consider it too.

The Group of Ministers (GoM) on real estate has eliminated GST exemptions on private long-term land leases, a critical step. Tourism firms requesting exemptions are affected by this ruling. The meeting additionally discussed important subjects including housing society construction service taxation.

The Bombay High Court held that the state deserves a fair return on its land in a landmark decision. Justices B P Colabawalla and Somasekhar Sundaresan stressed that leasing rates need not be cheap if they fail to cover inflation, administration fees, and escalation.

In a recent meeting, the Maharashtra state cabinet approved a significant legal reform to accelerate the rebuilding of ageing cooperative society structures. This move allows eviction of minority residents who block majority-approved redevelopment plans.

The Bombay High Court heard a PIL asking the court to direct the Registrar of Cooperative Housing Societies to set rules for installing electric vehicle (EV) charging stations in co-op housing societies.  The court notified the parties and ordered a hearing on January 6, 2021.