The Bombay High Court has ruled that cooperative housing societies in Maharashtra no longer need NOCs from the Registrar for redevelopment, declaring the authorities' role as strictly supervisory and ending a major source of bureaucratic delays and corruption.

Residents of LIC Township in Borivali are intensifying calls for comprehensive redevelopment, citing aging infrastructure, safety risks, and inadequate amenities in the decades-old housing complex that no longer meets modern living standards.

Financial experts question whether property purchase with long-term debt remains the wisest wealth creation strategy for middle-income Indians in today's economic landscape.

Konkan tops MahaRERA agent registrations as total count exceeds 50,000; 37% agents deregistered for not meeting certification or renewal norms.

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Document registration is now easier for Mumbai homebuyers. Recently, the government announced that buyers no longer need to visit the sub-registrar's office where the property is located. Their property paperwork may be registered in any joint sub-registrar's office in Mumbai.

Police NOC will no longer be required to rent homes in Mumbai. Applicants may notify police through the Internet, in person at the police station, or by mail.

In recent years, home loans have become the first choice of many potential buyers when it comes to raising funds to buy their first home. This is a far cry from the earlier scenario when most buyers preferred to dip into their retirement funds or savings