Maharashtra housing society registration shifts online, with 23 societies completing the process on the Aaple Sarkar portal in just two months this year.

Mhada redevelopment tender remains open as the Bombay High Court declines to halt the process involving 5,000 housing societies in Bandra and Worli today.

Mumbai housing societies can now utilize 4% of built-up area for fitness centers and gyms without FSI charges, enhancing residential quality of life today.

A new deemed conveyance ruling confirms housing societies possess rights to surrounding open spaces, impacting property documentation in Mumbai for 2026.

The Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation identifies 500 unsafe buildings, mandating structural audits to prevent collapse and ensure resident safety in the city.

Housing society registration digitisation in Maharashtra transforms property governance by reducing document requirements from 29 down to 19 for residents.

Pimpri Chinchwad housing water supply failures lead the civic body to initiate strict legal actions and penalty measures against non-compliant developers.

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) is poised to launch a crucial policy framework to regularise occupation certificates (OC) for approximately 25,000 housing societies across Mumbai by month-end. This move aims to resolve long-standing occupancy compliance issues affecting both residential and commercial property owners in the metropolis.

The Bombay High Court has ruled that individual housing society members lack independent legal standing to challenge deemed conveyance orders, reinforcing that such rights belong collectively to the society under cooperative law.

Maharashtra government extends Class 2 to Class 1 land conversion deadline to December 2026, offering housing societies reduced premiums and simplified FSI rules to accelerate redevelopment across Mumbai.

Maharashtra government introduces stamp duty concessions for cluster redevelopment flats up to 600 sq ft in Mumbai, offering residents significant cost savings and accelerating urban renewal projects under DCPR 2034.

Maharashtra government examines repealing the 1963 MOFA Act as RERA provisions increasingly overlap, sparking debate among developers, housing societies, and homebuyers about regulatory protection and legal clarity.

The Bombay High Court has ruled that co-operative courts hold complete jurisdiction to resolve disputes between housing society members and developers over redevelopment projects, clarifying the proper legal forum under Maharashtra Co-operative Societies Act, 1960.

The Bombay High Court has restored a Borivli housing society federation's registration after finding that a seven-year delayed appeal challenging it was based on fabricated claims of ignorance.

The Bombay High Court has ruled that cooperative housing societies in Maharashtra no longer need NOCs from the Registrar for redevelopment, declaring the authorities' role as strictly supervisory and ending a major source of bureaucratic delays and corruption.