India's Supreme Court has ordered comprehensive reforms to strengthen Real Estate Regulatory Authorities nationwide, mandating enhanced staffing, expert inclusion, and standardized escrow procedures within six months.

Supreme Court delivers landmark judgment protecting private property owners from unauthorized slum redevelopment, establishing mandatory consent requirements for government land acquisition.

Adani Realty announced the resumption of its ambitious ₹5,000 crore redevelopment project on the Khatau Mill land in Borivali East, Mumbai, following a favorable Supreme Court ruling that streamlined environmental clearance procedures.

The Supreme Court has cleared a major regulatory hurdle affecting 493 stalled housing projects in Maharashtra, paving the way for over 70,000 homes to be delivered to waiting buyers in Mumbai and Pune.

Mumbai homeowners confront steep property tax increases of up to 40% as BMC's controversial hike triggers legal challenges and political outcry across the city.

The Supreme Court has stayed demolitions in Chandni Chowk’s Fatehpuri area and sharply criticized the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) over unchecked illegal constructions and residential-to-commercial misuse. Independent inspection ordered.

Backed by the Supreme Court, Karnataka’s revenue department will seize illegal land layouts. Digitisation and title deed distribution efforts also underway.

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

Learn about Supreme Court rulings on parking spaces, RERA regulations, and your legal rights as a homeowner. Find out when housing societies can charge extra for parking and how to resolve disputes.

The Supreme Court has directed SEBI to evaluate proposals by Oberoi Realty and Valor Estate for developing Sahara’s 106-acre Versova land, mandating a ₹1,000 crore deposit from each developer.

In compliance with a Bombay High Court directive, 41 illegal buildings in Nalasopara East’s Agrawal Nagari, built on 30 acres of reserved land, are being demolished. The first phase of the operation rendered over 50 families homeless as municipal authorities cleared 7 buildings despite protests.

The Supreme Court has granted permission to state-run NBCC (India) to generate an additional ₹15,000 crore by developing extra flats within the Amrapali projects. This move is intended to address the delivery of stalled homes to approximately 16,000 homebuyers, according to company executives.

Ayodhya's real estate market is booming as the Ram Mandir's grand opening draws the elite of Indian politics and commerce. The city's property and land values have quadrupled, rivalling Uttar Pradesh's major cities. Local and national investors are drawn to this upturn.

Following a Supreme Court directive, a consortium of seven banks would pay Rs 1,500 crore in loans to finish the building of the former Amrapali group's delayed projects.