Chandigarh Master Plan 2031 targets 30-metre building heights and higher density, revealing a major transition from low-rise heritage to vertical growth.

CREDAI NATCON 2026 confirms venue shift to India, targeting domestic economic growth and local hospitality benefits through this strategic industry decision.

Dharavi redevelopment provides 300 sq ft units to upper-floor dwellers. The scheme enforces strict eligibility criteria to streamline the urban renewal process.

Gujarat RERA extension requests highlight developer challenges as construction costs rise. Credai Ahmedabad seeks project deadline relief due to global events.

Ghaziabad property tax revision introduces lower rental values to help owners. The policy adjustment balances municipal revenue with essential resident relief.

UP Unified Industrial Rules aim to streamline construction in Noida, Greater Noida, and YEIDA, linking FAR to road width to boost vertical development growth.

The retirement housing policy Haryana revision increases FAR to 3.0, enhancing project feasibility for senior living developers in the Gurugram micro-market.

Haryana's revised retirement housing policy increases FAR to 3.0, enhancing commercial viability for developers targeting senior living projects in Gurugram.

India real estate market stays resilient as the repo rate remains at 5.25% in April 2026, ensuring stable financing and sustained buyer demand nationwide.

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

RBI repo rate stability indicates a resilient path for the Indian real estate market as it bolsters buyer confidence and attracts institutional investment.

Widespread social media circulation regarding mandatory nationwide 'Rent Rules 2026' in India is inaccurate. This analysis clarifies that these provisions stem from the non-binding Model Tenancy Act of 2021, requiring state-level adoption for legal enforcement. We examine the core proposals concerning deposits, registration, and eviction procedures.