Mumbai housing societies can now utilize 4% of built-up area for fitness centers and gyms without FSI charges, enhancing residential quality of life today.

Maharashtra RERA compliance faces a challenge as 8,212 projects miss reporting deadlines, triggering show cause notices for developers across the state.

A new deemed conveyance ruling confirms housing societies possess rights to surrounding open spaces, impacting property documentation in Mumbai for 2026.

Pune Metro construction NOC rules now mandate that builders secure formal clearance for any work within a 20-meter radius of tunnels to ensure site safety.

Pimpri Chinchwad housing water supply failures lead the civic body to initiate strict legal actions and penalty measures against non-compliant developers.

A RERA compliance ruling orders a Pune developer to refund homebuyer deposits after a structural design issue prevented the intended merging of flat units.

MahaRERA ruling mandates usable parking space for home buyers, confirming that developers must provide accessible facilities rather than paper allotments.

MahaRERA housing projects surge to 1,060 as the regulatory authority reveals a mix of fresh registrations and strategic completion timelines for the state.

Lonavala second home investment strategies reveal a shift toward lifestyle assets in 2026. Unpack how micro-market precision drives long-term value in the region.

Mumbai AQI monitoring agency appointment signals accelerated civic oversight for construction pollution control across the city.

The Supreme Court is set to review a petition filed against the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) regarding the felling of mangrove tracts essential for the Coastal Road North project. The legal challenge centers on environmental compliance and pending final clearances for this major infrastructure initiative.

The Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) reported a significant acceleration in complaint resolution during 2025, achieving a 137% disposal rate. This exceptional performance signals enhanced regulatory oversight and focus on protecting consumer interests within the state's property sector, particularly addressing legacy issues.

MahaRERA has imposed a ₹5 lakh penalty on a Borivali developer for illegally selling a 10th-floor flat in a redevelopment project that had construction approval only till the 7th floor, leaving the homebuyer without possession despite paying ₹55 lakh.

MahaRERA achieved record complaint disposal rates in 2025, resolving 6,945 cases—an 81% jump from 2024—while fresh homebuyer grievances rose 29% to 5,039, signalling stronger regulatory efficiency and growing buyer awareness in Maharashtra's real estate sector.

The Bombay High Court has raised serious concerns over Mumbai's deteriorating air quality, with AQI levels frequently crossing 300 and entering hazardous territory. The court is pressing civic authorities to implement Delhi-style GRAP measures to address the pollution crisis affecting public health.