Residents of Trident Galaxy in Bhubaneswar accuse the developer of illegally occupying common areas, prompting legal action and a silent protest under the Odisha Apartment Act, 2023.

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After ORERA was left non-functional due to a series of retirements, the Odisha government appointed Usha Padhee as interim chairperson to ensure continued regulation and homebuyer protection in the state’s real estate sector.

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Learn how to use the IGR Odisha portal for online property registration, stamp duty calculation, EC application, land valuation, and certified copies. Step-by-step guide for buyers and sellers in Odisha.

Massive Odisha Investment Vedanta plans to spend ₹1 lakh billion in Odisha to build a 6 million tonne alumina refinery and a 3 million tonne aluminium factory. Despite having no deadline, this investment is projected to strengthen the state's manufacturing sector and generate jobs.

Colliers India is helping Hong Kong-based Epic Group build its first manufacturing plant in Bhubaneswar, Odisha, with a Rs 220 crore project.

Awfis, India's leading flexible workspace provider, opened its largest facility in Bhubaneswar, Orissa, to promote creativity and cooperation. The breadth of Awfis's network makes it the leader in flexible workplaces, and its expansion development and potential in Tier II cities of India.

Marking its dynamic entry into Odisha's booming market, the ESR Group - a prominent real estate services and investment entity with a stronghold in the Asia-Pacific - is gearing up to develop a sprawling logistics park.

The Odisha government on Thursday directed all urban local bodies (ULBs) to spend 25 percent of their budgetary allocation on the development of slum areas.