The Uttar Pradesh Real Estate Regulatory Authority has removed 22 housing projects from its abeyance list, enabling the resumption of work on approximately 8,856 stalled units across Noida, Ghaziabad, Lucknow, Agra, Meerut, and Hathras following developer compliance with regulatory requirements.

Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs) are revolutionizing India's real estate sector, capturing 14% of total investments in 2024. With funds like ASK raising ₹500 crore and targeting luxury properties, AIFs are becoming the preferred financing solution for developers and investors.

JM Financial Products secures 142,000 sq ft office space worth ₹150 crore in Mumbai's Mulund through bankruptcy resolution. Major NCLT settlement benefits 500+ homebuyers in stalled project revival.

Delhi One in Noida gets a fresh lease of life as Max Estates takes over the stuck project, planning significant investments to deliver a world-class experience.

Apex Group to co-develop Supertech’s 16 projects, settling bank and authority dues, with Supreme Court approval awaited.

MHADA has announced plans to construct 8 lakh homes in the next five years, prioritizing affordable and rental housing for mill workers, dabbawallas, and lower-income groups. The initiative aims to boost urban redevelopment and enhance housing accessibility across Maharashtra.

Bank of Baroda, a major Supertech Group lender, approved the Dehradun project resolution plan. This approval is crucial, allowing 600 homeowners to finally get their houses. The proposal, presented to the NCLAT, is Supertech's first lender-approved project.

In the real estate realm, "stalled projects" are those that have ceased construction entirely, contrasting with "delayed projects" which progress slowly due to various factors.