Mumbai Property News

A 5.16-acre MTNL property on Technology Street in Powai is set for a proposed ₹891.53 crore government-to-government transaction with the Income Tax Department.

Three contiguous office floors spanning approximately 2.64 lakh sq ft at Godrej BKC have been acquired by Brookfield India REIT and NCW’s Prime Offices Fund in a transaction valuing the asset at ₹1,700 crore.

Institutional capital continues to deepen its presence in Mumbai's prime office district, with a REIT and a global partner picking up three floors at Godrej BKC. Here's what that signals for the city's commercial market.

Akshaye Khanna has purchased a 2,341.39 sq ft carpet-area apartment at 30 Little Gibbs in Malabar Hill for ₹33.26 crore, paying nearly ₹2 crore in stamp duty.

A new 2.5-acre luxury residential development is planned at Marine Lines in South Mumbai after Godrej Properties entered into a development agreement for the prime land parcel.

Dinesh Thakkar, founder and CMD of Angel One, is set to acquire an entire G+7 residential tower at Embassy Terazza in Juhu for approximately ₹711 crore under an MoU signed with Embassy Developments.

A Mumbai-headquartered developer is taking the public route with a Rs 500 crore issue, a signal that listed capital is returning to the MMR residential story.

A Malad West homebuyer has been awarded ₹7.39 lakh after his apartment measured just 518.46 sq ft against the 560 sq ft carpet area stated in the registered agreement.

An appellate tribunal has directed a Mumbai developer to pay a 2% penalty on delayed possession, apportion sale proceeds from its commercial units, and complete conveyance in a project. Here's what it signals for buyers.

A practical planning guide for households considering a move during redevelopment, with attention to everyday needs and written arrangements.

A Maharashtra Real Estate Appellate Tribunal order directs a Mumbai developer to execute conveyance, apportion proceeds from commercial units and pay a 2% penalty. Here is what it means for buyers and investors.

DGS Group is deepening its presence in Andheri Lokhandwala through a redevelopment-led pipeline, a signal that Mumbai's western suburbs are moving from new launches to rebuilding old societies.