Maharashtra property cards are now free for 39 lakh rural owners as the state waives sanad fees to simplify land documentation and reduce property disputes.

Karjat land sales bring ₹95 lakh to singer Sonu Nigam as he divests 1.067 hectares of property. Explore the latest trends in Mumbai 3.0 real estate today.

The Maharashtra Registration and Stamps Department begins digitising 30 crore land records to improve property transparency and enable seamless online access.

Vertical property cards will provide independent legal rights for apartment owners in Maharashtra, enhancing title clarity and reducing property transaction risk.

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

Housing society registration digitisation in Maharashtra transforms property governance by reducing document requirements from 29 down to 19 for residents.

Borivali land compensation fraud is under investigation as Mumbai authorities pursue an ₹87 crore payout case involving irregular document verification.

The Mumbai 3.0 land compensation framework explores three distinct pathways for landowners in Raigad, reflecting a shift toward participatory development.

Maharashtra Vertical Property Cards implementation explores digital flat identities to enhance ownership transparency and streamline residential transactions.

The new Maharashtra property valuation portal enables citizens to access verified digital reports, enhancing transparency in real estate transactions 2026.

Maharashtra government approves private licensed surveyors for land measurement across all districts from April 2026- a landmark reform eliminating administrative bottlenecks in land clearances statewide.

Mumbai political office land allotment of 15,000 sq ft reveals policy shifts regarding prime Nariman Point assets.

Odisha's real estate sector is calling for urgent reforms to the state's land conversion framework, citing outdated processes that cause extensive project delays and increased development costs.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

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.

Pune’s property registration department is moving to allow any sub-registrar office within the district to process online tenant agreements, mirroring systems in Mumbai and Thane. This aims to eliminate existing backlogs and significantly reduce lengthy approval timelines which currently exceed mandated standards.