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.

The Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority confirms that Vastu concerns do not permit buyers to stop payments for a ₹1.34 crore apartment in Mumbai.

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

Mumbai developer faces allegations of ₹11.51 crore cheating in a Bandra East slum project, as authorities investigate hidden sales and fund diversions now.

MahaRERA rejects a 2% brokerage claim, confirming that commission disputes are civil matters. This ruling clarifies the regulatory boundaries for agents.

MahaRERA compliance ruling forces Vasant Oasis developers to rectify infrastructure defects and finalize society conveyance in the Andheri East micro-market.

Property tax liability is restricted by the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal, which prevents authorities from taxing a spouse solely due to name inclusion.

MahaRERA brokerage refund rules clarify that agents must be registered for specific projects. Mumbai buyer claims were dismissed due to lack of verified proof.

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.

Capital gains tax exemption of ₹41.5 crore is confirmed by the Mumbai ITAT, which ruled that genuine intra-family property transactions are legally valid.

The NCLT has approved a ₹730 crore revival plan for Rajesh Business & Leisure Hotels, marking a critical debt resolution for the Mumbai-based hospitality firm.

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

Maharashtra RERA compliance faces a challenge as 8,212 projects miss reporting deadlines, triggering show cause notices for developers across the state.

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.

MahaRERA compliance ruling affects 8,212 housing projects in Maharashtra for failing to update quarterly reports, risking registration cancellation or fines.