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.

Mumbai housing societies can now utilize 4% of built-up area for fitness centers and gyms without FSI charges, enhancing residential quality of life today.

A new deemed conveyance ruling confirms housing societies possess rights to surrounding open spaces, impacting property documentation in Mumbai for 2026.

The Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation identifies 500 unsafe buildings, mandating structural audits to prevent collapse and ensure resident safety in the city.

The Mumbai housing amnesty scheme targets 25,000 societies, providing a pathway for obtaining occupation certificates and regularising old developments.

Misuse shared buggies in housing societies reveals governance failures in Bengaluru and Mumbai real estate.

Mumbai's BMC is reportedly finalising a policy to grant long-pending Occupation Certificates to thousands of housing societies — a move that could resolve years of compliance uncertainty and unlock redevelopment opportunities across the city.

MHADA, Rustomjee and 25 housing societies sign a INR 4,521 crore redevelopment pact for GTB Nagar in Sion Koliwada, Mumbai. Over 1,200 families to be rehabilitated in modern homes.

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) is poised to launch a crucial policy framework to regularise occupation certificates (OC) for approximately 25,000 housing societies across Mumbai by month-end. This move aims to resolve long-standing occupancy compliance issues affecting both residential and commercial property owners in the metropolis.

In one of Mumbai's largest cluster redevelopment initiatives, 53 housing societies in Kandivali's Chhatrapati Shivaji Raje Complex are uniting to transform their 26-year-old MHADA layout, promising 3,488 families upgraded 610 sq ft apartments from existing 225 sq ft units.

Maharashtra government extends Class 2 to Class 1 land conversion deadline to December 2026, offering housing societies reduced premiums and simplified FSI rules to accelerate redevelopment across Mumbai.

Housing societies across Mumbai's western suburbs are reportedly pushing for unprecedented compensation packages, raising serious concerns among developers about project viability and delivery timelines.

Maharashtra government introduces stamp duty concessions for cluster redevelopment flats up to 600 sq ft in Mumbai, offering residents significant cost savings and accelerating urban renewal projects under DCPR 2034.

Maharashtra government examines repealing the 1963 MOFA Act as RERA provisions increasingly overlap, sparking debate among developers, housing societies, and homebuyers about regulatory protection and legal clarity.

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.