Homebuyers' funds siphoned in Noida and Yamuna Expressway projects face a new Supreme Court probe into ₹14,559 crore, seeking answers from the ED and RBI.

Homebuyers funds siphoning: Supreme Court examines a potential ₹14,559 crore diversion in Noida residential projects, demanding replies from key authorities.

The CBI chargesheet against AVJ Developers India in Greater Noida reveals a complex fraud scheme involving bank officials and fictitious homebuyer records.

AVJ Developers faces a CBI chargesheet for allegedly defrauding homebuyers and banks in Greater Noida through false promises and fictitious loan documents.

A RERA compliance ruling imposes a 5% project cost penalty on a Bengaluru developer for failing to refund homebuyers in the delayed Mantri Webcity project.

Raheja Developers asset attachment highlights regulatory action as the Enforcement Directorate freezes ₹1,113 crore in a fraud probe involving homebuyers.

Lavasa homebuyers challenge the ongoing resolution plan at the NCLT, citing lack of transparency and requesting a full refund of their initial investments.

Ozone Projects fraud investigation in Chennai exposes deep irregularities at Metrozone, marking a critical legal development for affected Indian homebuyers.

The builder-bank nexus probe intensifies as the CBI conducts raids across eight states to uncover financial irregularities impacting thousands of homebuyers.

Supertech housing projects face heightened judicial scrutiny as the Supreme Court considers a new oversight committee to protect thousands of homebuyers.

Reserve Bank of India maintains repo rate, offering stability to the real estate market. Analysis shows how this decision impacts homebuyers and developers.

The RERA appeals ruling now allows Mumbai homebuyers to withdraw builder deposits during litigation, marking a major shift in consumer protection standards.

In 2019, a ₹1.5 crore budget bought a cramped 2-BHK in a Tier-1 metro. In 2026, it commands a 4-BHK villa in Lucknow. This isn't inflation; it's the geographic redistribution of India's housing wealth, driven by the death of the daily commute. Our definitive 2026 analysis decodes the new investment calculus.

India's first PropTech trust study: 80% use digital tools but only 31% trust AI valuations, 58% say virtual tours flattered the property, and just 14% will close digitally. Ghar.tv PropTech Trust Index April 2026 - 1,891 buyers, 11 cities.

The Bombay High Court RERA appeals ruling allows homebuyers to access builder deposits, providing crucial financial relief to buyers in delayed projects.