Supreme Housing faces a June deadline to settle ₹460 crore with Canara Bank as the NCLAT provides a final opportunity to avoid a formal insolvency process.

Supreme Housing and Hospitality must deposit ₹460 crore by June 13 to avoid insolvency. This critical ruling reveals a final opportunity for debt settlement.

Chennai building permits now require approval within 27 days under new Greater Chennai Corporation rules aimed at slashing wait times for city developers.

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

CREDAI Visakhapatnam urges the stamps and registration department to adopt a unique project ID system under CARD 2.0 to eliminate repetitive data entry tasks.

An analytical Mumbai resale property checklist explores title trace steps and tax verification protocols to secure secondary housing market transactions.

Karnataka RERA recovery efforts hit a wall as officials drop the dedicated cell plan, turning to a special deputy commissioner to resolve 2,325 pending cases.

Goa town planning digital adoption reveals only 7 construction licenses issued via BPAMS since 2020, highlighting persistent reliance on offline procedures.

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.

Housing society conveyance rights are strengthened by a Bombay HC ruling, ensuring ownership of open spaces for thousands of residents across Maharashtra.

Unitech homebuyers settlement processes move forward as the Supreme Court directs a government-appointed board to expedite delivery for 22,000 unit owners.

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

Maharashtra property registration centres launch 60 private hubs in July to enhance processing speeds and offer premium infrastructure for all home buyers.

Jaypee Associates insolvency process remains under NCLAT review as legal experts analyze resolution bidding procedures and creditor committee decisions.

Insolvency proceedings against realty firms must be restricted to specific projects according to a new NCLAT ruling, protecting unrelated residential assets.