Mumbai Property News

Maharashtra's 519 property registration offices will extend hours to manage the year-end registration rush.

Contractors are set to initiate legal action over nearly ₹1 lakh crore in unpaid government dues, impacting public infrastructure work.

Maharashtra's housing project compliance has increased significantly to 62% due to stricter enforcement by MahaRERA.

Maharashtra RERA is facing a backlog and execution challenges, affecting its role in resolving disputes for homebuyers.

The Supreme Court has ruled that developers can only deduct a maximum of 10% of the base price when a buyer cancels a booking.

BMC has recovered ₹1.47 crore from a developer after issuing a stop-work notice for exceeding permitted floors in Agripada.

The Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) has taken a decisive step to enhance transparency and safeguard the interests of homebuyers by freezing the bank accounts of over 1,950 stalled or lapsed real estate projects. This action is aimed at developers who have not complied with

The Supreme Court has issued a significant ruling regarding the land previously leased to Century Textiles and Industries Ltd in Worli, overturning a decision made by the Bombay High Court. This judgment allows the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) to reclaim a prime five-acre plot of land

The Kalyan-Dombivli Municipal Corporation (KDMC) has initiated plans to demolish Yusuf Height, a 10-storey building that was constructed illegally on land designated for a garden and night shelter. This action follows an investigation that uncovered fraudulent practices by the builder, leading to

The Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) has taken significant action against developers in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR) by issuing show-cause notices to 11,000 lapsed housing projects. This move targets those developers who have not updated the status of their projects

In South Mumbai, older buildings that do not have the potential for redevelopment face a variety of outcomes shaped by their structural conditions, legal frameworks, and market demand. These buildings, often rich in history, may be stuck in a cycle of deterioration or forced adaptation, leading t

The recent ruling by the Bombay High Court has significant implications for flat buyers in Mumbai, particularly regarding their rights under the Maharashtra Ownership of Flats Act (MOFA). The court's decision reinforces that flat purchasers should not suffer due to a builder's failure to meet sta