Mumbai Property News

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.

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 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.

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.

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.

Puravankara has lined up three Mumbai redevelopment projects while Paradigm Realty is investing around Rs 80 crore in a Bandra society redevelopment — a clear signal that the city's renewal pipeline is broadening.

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.

Two developers have moved on Mumbai redevelopment — a three-project cluster and an ₹80 crore Bandra society rebuild — signalling that the city's oldest housing stock is now the main supply story.

Sonu Nigam has sold his ground-floor commercial property at Trade Centre in BKC for ₹18 crore, compared with the ₹14.30 crore he paid for the asset in 2023.

Registration volumes across Maharashtra climbed about 12% year-on-year between April and August, with stamp duty and registration revenue up nearly 16%. For Mumbai and MMR buyers, the message is that demand is holding up even as prices stay firm.

A Mumbai tax tribunal has held that redevelopment gains are not taxable in the hands of a co-operative housing society. For Mumbai's redevelopment market, that is a meaningful clarity boost.