Chandigarh rehabilitation colonies seek ownership rights for 35,000 units. The administration reveals a draft policy to empower original allottees in 2026.

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

Delhi Lal Dora land ownership rights are being formalised for residents in 31 villages, enabling property cards for easier access to institutional credit.

Ozone Projects fraud investigation in Chennai exposes deep irregularities at Metrozone, marking a critical legal development for affected Indian homebuyers.

The Mumbai e-TDR platform launches to digitize development rights trading, improving transparency and efficiency for city developers and landowners.

Analyze the legal necessity of an approved building plan Mumbai for property safety. This guide explores BMC DCPR 2034 rules and FSI impacts for homebuyers.

Homebuyer possession rights under RERA Section 18 provide critical financial protection against project delays that impact rental yields and home loan EMIs.

A Mumbai civil court has directed a Chembur housing society to yield possession of a redeveloped apartment to a widow and her son, resolving a protracted dispute stemming from family claims and delayed reconstruction compensation.

The Bombay High Court has set a crucial precedent for Mumbai's real estate market, clarifying the role of landowners under the Maharashtra Ownership Flats Act (MOFA). This ruling overturned an interim order that halted development on a significant Borivali plot, safeguarding reserved FSI rights and streamlining future project executions.

The Maharashtra government has initiated an inquiry, led by an Additional Chief Secretary, into alleged financial discrepancies concerning the Malad (East) Project Affected People (PAP) scheme. The decision immediately suspends ongoing work until governance issues are resolved, signaling tighter regulatory scrutiny in Mumbai’s large-scale rehabilitation sectors.

Significant portions of Mumbai’s landmark Dhobi Ghat in Mahalaxmi are reportedly being absorbed by new construction projects, signaling a critical conflict between urban expansion and the city's functional heritage sites. The development impacts licensed washermen holding historical land rights.

The Bombay High Court rejected a writ petition filed by Koli community societies challenging the demarcation and impact assessment of a slum redevelopment project in Khar West. The judiciary mandated that the complex factual dispute over traditional fishing rights must be adjudicated by a competent civil court, maintaining the status quo temporarily.

The Enforcement Directorate has submitted a prosecution complaint alleging a massive Transferable Development Rights (TDR) scam in Bengaluru, implicating a director of Valmark Realty Holdings and several former BBMP personnel. The probe centers on an alleged illegal profit accumulation of approximately Rs 27.7 crore through fraudulent procurement of development rights certificates.

Prestige Group has reportedly signed a ₹115 crore co-branding agreement with BMRCL for the Bellandur Metro Station in Bengaluru, marking a major transit-linked real estate branding move along the Outer Ring Road tech corridor.

In a pivotal decision, MahaRERA has ruled that homebuyers hold development rights over undivided property, marking a major shift in real estate law and strengthening consumer rights in Maharashtra.