The Maharashtra government officially acquires the iconic Air India building in Mumbai for ₹1,601 crore to centralize state offices and reduce rent costs.

Maharashtra property registration undergoes digital transformation as VFS Global and WE Excel launch 60 model sub-registrar offices to streamline services.

The Bombay High Court orders the Maharashtra government to refund ₹3 lakh in stamp duty, ruling against technical delays in a critical win for home buyers.

Air India building acquisition by the Maharashtra government concludes with a ₹1,600 crore transfer, aimed at easing administrative office space shortages.

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

MHADA affordable homes initiative secures ₹10,585 crore for construction in FY 2026-27, aiming to deliver over 13,000 units across key Maharashtra cities.

Maharashtra government keeps ready reckoner rates unchanged for 2026-27, offering major relief to homebuyers and stabilizing the real estate market amid rising construction costs. Know the full impact.

Maharashtra Ready Reckoner Rates stability decision for 2026-27 underscores government focus on boosting construction.

Maharashtra’s Revenue Minister launched a dedicated online portal for Mumbai property owners, including NRIs, to manage property card updates digitally. This move signals a significant push toward zero physical interface for 45 types of property mutations, enhancing transparency and processing speed across the Mumbai City district.

The Maharashtra government has initiated an inquiry, led by an Additional Chief Secretary, into alleged financial discrepancies concerning the Malad (East) Project Affected People (PAP) scheme. The decision immediately suspends ongoing work until governance issues are resolved, signaling tighter regulatory scrutiny in Mumbai’s large-scale rehabilitation sectors.

Mounting fiscal deficits and escalating state debt are compelling Maharashtra officials to consider an imminent upward revision of Ready Reckoner (RR) rates, potentially exceeding five percent starting April 2026. This move follows significant supplementary budget demands, contrasting sharply with developer calls for rate stability.

The Bombay City Civil Court has invalidated a 1978 government notification that designated approximately 7,850 square metres of Godrej & Boyce's Vikhroli land as a slum area, removing a decades-old legal impediment and potentially unlocking development opportunities.

The Maharashtra government has launched a special amnesty scheme to regularise nearly 20,000 buildings in Mumbai lacking Occupation Certificates, offering penalty waivers and 50% premium discounts to over 10 lakh affected residents.

Maharashtra government proposes vertical property cards to document individual flat owners' land shares, bringing transparency to apartment ownership, simplifying resale, loans, and redevelopment across the state.

Maharashtra Real Estate Appellate Tribunal rules that statutory charges like GST, stamp duty, and TDS paid by homebuyers cannot be recovered from developers in delayed-possession cases, as these payments go directly to government authorities.