UP RERA reveals 1.15 lakh units are available for sale, debunking claims of housing shortages and urging investors to conduct thorough due diligence now.

Mumbai property registrations reached 12,315 units in May 2026, marking a 7% annual increase and the highest volume for the month in over 14 years of records.

CREDAI Visakhapatnam urges the stamps and registration department to adopt a unique project ID system under CARD 2.0 to eliminate repetitive data entry tasks.

An analytical Mumbai resale property checklist explores title trace steps and tax verification protocols to secure secondary housing market transactions.

Telangana RERA confirms homebuyer rights in Hyderabad’s Beccun Lifestyle project, ensuring protection regardless of formal sale agreement registration status.

The Telangana Real Estate Appellate Tribunal confirms that developers cannot alter sale agreements after registration to ensure homebuyer protection in India.

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

K-RERA compliance ruling mandates Bengaluru Development Authority register its Gunjur housing project within two weeks and transfer titles to allottees.

The Maharashtra Registration and Stamps Department begins digitising 30 crore land records to improve property transparency and enable seamless online access.

The Haryana Real Estate Regulatory Authority-Gurugram has cleared 35 projects in 2026. This move demonstrates the region's commitment to building transparency.

RERA compliance rules demand transparent project advertising and ethical sales practices to boost buyer confidence across the Indian real estate market.

Chhattisgarh property registration rebate offers women a 50% discount on fees. This initiative aims to increase female asset ownership across the state.

Maharashtra property registration undergoes digital transformation as VFS Global and WE Excel launch 60 model sub-registrar offices to streamline services.

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.

Mumbai property registrations hit 13,864 in April 2026, confirming robust housing demand across the city despite a sequential dip from previous monthly highs.