The Supreme Court confirms NMMC property tax collection rights in the Thane-Belapur belt, unlocking over ₹800 crore in pending dues for city infrastructure.

The Greater Bengaluru Authority explores direct property acquisition at guidance value to recover ₹600 crore in long-pending unpaid municipal property taxes.

Kalaburagi property tax recovery climbs to 89% in FY26, as administrative reforms by district officials drive a significant increase in local tax revenue.

Bengaluru property seizures accelerate as Greater Bengaluru Authority initiates takeover of 51 delinquent assets to recover dues.

Hyderabad property tax enforcement action against Katriya Hotel signals strict recovery for defaulters across the metropolitan area.

The Greater Bengaluru Authority (GBA) is escalating recovery actions against 1,012 property tax defaulters owing a cumulative ₹530.14 crore. Authorities are prioritizing the top offenders and ongoing tax reassessment disputes to secure crucial revenue for urban infrastructure.

The Greater Bengaluru Authority successfully recovered ₹30.4 lakh in overdue property taxes following the initiation of auction proceedings against high-arrear properties in South Bengaluru's Jayanagar and Bommanahalli zones. This proactive revenue collection preempted the scheduled sale of several commercial and residential assets.

The Greater Bengaluru Authority is proceeding with the forced auction of 50 properties in the Bommanahalli zone to recover over ₹95.5 lakh in delinquent property tax. This action underscores strict adherence to the 2025 Administration Act following previous recovery efforts.

The Greater Bengaluru Authority (GBA) is proceeding with the public auction of 81 properties in its North Zone to recover outstanding property tax liabilities totaling approximately ₹1.94 crore. This action follows extensive communication and notices issued to delinquent owners under the 2025 Governance Act.

Bengaluru's civic authority auctioned seven properties to recover long-pending tax arrears, attracting bids exceeding ₹7 crore. Know the impact on property owners, buyers, and municipal revenue.