The Mysuru Development Authority recovers 150 acres of encroached land across the city, planning to convert the parcels into residential sites for auction.

The Mysuru property market offers an affordable alternative to Bengaluru, attracting investors and homebuyers seeking value amidst rising urban costs.

Property transactions worth nearly ₹1,000 crore in Mysuru have reportedly ground to a halt due to technical and procedural failures in the e-Khata system, leaving homebuyers, developers and sellers in financial limbo.

Mysuru Development Authority's latest land auction generated ₹100 crore from 75 plots, with prices reaching ₹33,000 per square foot, raising serious concerns about housing affordability and market speculation.

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