The Karnataka government launches an OTS scheme for 7 lakh B-Khata properties in Bengaluru, allowing owners to convert to A-Khata by paying a 2% settlement fee.

The e-Khata system in Bengaluru digitises property documentation to improve transparency, with over 25 lakh records now integrated into the central database.

Bengaluru property tax rebate deadline is now extended until May 31, 2026, offering residents more time to secure a 5% discount on their annual tax payments.

Bengaluru height curbs easing signals a major policy shift, potentially boosting housing supply in prime micro-markets.

Odisha's real estate sector is calling for urgent reforms to the state's land conversion framework, citing outdated processes that cause extensive project delays and increased development costs. Industry bodies advocate for streamlined, transparent systems, mirroring successful models in Maharashtra and Karnataka, to foster an investor-friendly market.

Karnataka's Deputy Chief Minister has formally requested the central government to ease stringent building height restrictions around Bengaluru’s primary aviation facilities. This move aims to unlock significant vertical development potential and align permissible building envelopes with major metros like Mumbai and Hyderabad, boosting the real estate sector.

Bengaluru may soon see taller buildings as authorities consider higher FAR norms. The move could boost housing supply, change skyline development, and create new opportunities for homebuyers and investors.

The Karnataka government has eased building regulations across key industrial corridors near Bengaluru, permitting higher FAR, taller structures, and mixed-use developments to attract large-scale investment and promote integrated townships.

In a major relief to property owners, the Karnataka Cabinet has approved the issuance of A‑khata certificates for B‑khata properties in illegal layouts, paving the way for legal recognition, loans, and smoother property transactions across urban areas.

Karnataka cabinet approves policy to regularise B-Khata properties in Bengaluru, enabling upgrade to A-Khata status for properties registered before September 30, 2024.