The Rail Land Development Authority (RLDA) is reportedly set to lease surplus land at Bengaluru's Yeshwantpur Railway Colony for a 99-year residential development project, aiming to monetise underutilised railway land and boost planned housing supply in the city's north-west growth corridor.

A prime railway land parcel in central Mumbai has drawn a ₹1,368 crore bid under a lease-cum-redevelopment model, reflecting strong developer confidence in transit-connected real estate opportunities within India's financial capital.

Oberoi Realty and Shree Naman Developers emerge as top contenders for RLDA's INR 5,365 crore Bandra land parcel, part of a high-stakes 99-year lease deal in Mumbai's prime real estate zone.

MRLDA secures its highest-ever bid of ₹2,251 crore for a 2.6-acre prime land parcel near Mahalaxmi station in Mumbai through Indian Railways' transit-oriented development programme.

Rail Land Development Authority announces ambitious plan to lease 25 acres of premium Mumbai railway land across Bandra, Mahalaxmi, and Parel, targeting ₹8,000 crore revenue through strategic 99-year lease arrangements.

RLDA announces ambitious plan to lease 25 acres across four prime Mumbai locations including Bandra, Mahalaxmi, and Parel, targeting ₹8,000 crore revenue through 99-year lease agreements.