The Mysuru Development Authority recovers 150 acres of encroached land across the city, planning to convert the parcels into residential sites for auction.

Greater Bengaluru suburban township project secures ₹18,000 crore approval to drive growth across Bengaluru South, marking a key milestone for urban expansion.

The RERA compliance ruling mandates the Bangalore Development Authority pay ₹22 lakh for failing to deliver essential infrastructure at the Kengeri project.

The Mysuru property market offers an affordable alternative to Bengaluru, attracting investors and homebuyers seeking value amidst rising urban costs.

Duplex apartments in Hubballi signal a shift in regional preferences as buyers in North Karnataka prioritize premium layouts and gated community security.

Greater Bengaluru Authority governance reveals a new 5-corporation model for the city's 1.5 crore residents, impacting property tax and building approvals for FY2026.

Odisha's real estate sector is calling for urgent reforms to the state's land conversion framework, citing outdated processes that cause extensive project delays and increased development costs.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.

The Government of Karnataka is formalizing a strategic alliance with Japan's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism to implement advanced smart city solutions across Bengaluru. The collaboration targets critical areas including energy efficiency, mobility, and disaster management infrastructure.

The Mysuru Development Authority (MDA) plans to generate approximately ₹1,000 crore by digitally auctioning about 150 acres of developed land parcels across established Mysuru layouts. This capital raise is crucial for funding key infrastructure and new housing schemes.

Bengaluru real estate developers have positively received Karnataka's updated setback guidelines under RMP 2015, citing improved design clarity and flexibility, though ongoing projects may face delays and increased costs during the transition period.

Mysuru City Corporation applies for Grade 1 status to secure increased government funding and accelerate urban development through municipal expansion.

In a landmark ruling, the Karnataka High Court has quashed a 24-year-old BDA land acquisition in Bengaluru, restoring property rights to landowners and setting a legal precedent for stalled acquisitions across India.