A comprehensive satellite study covering 2015-2023 has revealed that India's five largest cities - Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata, and Bengaluru - are experiencing significant land subsidence, with some areas sinking over 5 cm annually, threatening thousands of buildings and urban infrastructure.

South-western Bengaluru has emerged as a dynamic real estate corridor driven by the Metro Purple Line completion and the upcoming Peripheral Ring Road, with property prices appreciating 15-21% in areas like Kengeri, Banashankari, and JP Nagar.

The Government of India announced a comprehensive digital land record system covering all rural and urban areas nationwide, aiming to eliminate ownership disputes and improve property transaction transparency through real-time data access.

Telangana approves 30-50% property registration value hike across 27 core urban municipalities to align official rates with market prices, expecting ₹2,000-2,500 crore additional annual revenue.

Mumbai luxury housing sales plummet 50% as developers shift focus to affordable homes. Market uncertainties drive strategic pivot to mid-range projects in suburban areas like Naigaon and Kalyan-Dombivli.

PMC unveils ambitious ₹1,500 cr plan to relocate 1,383 homes & 67 shops from flood-prone Sinhagad Road areas to safer Hingne Khurd location. State approval pending for major urban resilience initiative.

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The Delhi-Mumbai and Bengaluru-Chennai expressways are turning lesser-known areas like Sohna and Hoskote into promising property destinations with rising values and better infrastructure.

Mumbai's infrastructure revolution is transforming travel and real estate alike, with projects like the Mumbai Trans Harbour Link, the coastal road, and Metro Line 3 improving connectivity and driving property value growth in key areas such as Navi Mumbai, Bandra, and Worli.

A recent study highlights a gradual reduction in slum-covered land in Mumbai’s peninsular region, dropping by 8.6% over 17 years. From 47.7 sq km in 2005, the slum area declined to 43.6 sq km in 2022, revealing a dynamic transformation in one of India’s most densely populated cities.

The government reduced Mumbai's saltpan and mangrove slum redevelopment building area from 80% to 65%. BMC manages the remaining 35% for open space amenities. This comes seven months after the original construction ban in eco-sensitive zones.

Guide to stamp duty and property registration fees in Maharashtra’s urban and rural areas, including Mumbai, Nagpur, Pune, and more, in this comprehensive guide.

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The Odisha government on Thursday directed all urban local bodies (ULBs) to spend 25 percent of their budgetary allocation on the development of slum areas.

In every city or a developed town, you will come across locations or areas that feel very different in the urban context. Madh island is definitely one such location in the western suburbs of Mumbai. Close to everything yet it feels completely different,