The Bengaluru e-Khata drive records 809 new applications on the second day. The initiative simplifies property documentation for residents across the city.

The Bhoo Guarantee scheme transforms Bengaluru property records for 23 lakh owners, offering a 100-day window for B-Khata to A-Khata conversion at lower fees.

Bengaluru property owners can now download their e-khata online via the e-Aasthi platform, a move designed to simplify documentation and reduce corruption.

Maharashtra Vertical Property Cards implementation explores digital flat identities to enhance ownership transparency and streamline residential transactions.

Odisha's real estate sector is calling for urgent reforms to the state's land conversion framework, citing outdated processes that cause extensive project delays and increased development costs. Industry bodies advocate for streamlined, transparent systems, mirroring successful models in Maharashtra and Karnataka, to foster an investor-friendly market.

The Karnataka government has implemented an automated system for property mutations, aiming to handle nearly 98% of khata transfers digitally. This reform processes high volumes of transactions, significantly impacting property ownership record updates across the state, particularly in urban hubs like Bengaluru.

NITI Aayog member Rajiv Gauba has urged structural reforms in land acquisition, zoning, and approval processes to reduce housing costs and improve supply across India's rapidly urbanising cities.

In a major relief to property owners, the Karnataka Cabinet has approved the issuance of A‑khata certificates for B‑khata properties in illegal layouts, paving the way for legal recognition, loans, and smoother property transactions across urban areas.

India's Budget 2024-25 prioritises affordable housing, urban development, and tax reforms to strengthen the real estate sector. Ghar outlines 6 homebuyer highlights.