Mumbai Property News

MahaRERA's recovery of penalties is lagging, with only ₹222 crore collected from ₹912 crore imposed, despite dedicated recovery officers.

The Supreme Court has confirmed the Navi Mumbai civic body's authority to collect property tax from industrial units in the Thane-Belapur area.

MahaRERA has taken action against Mumbai builders for construction defects and delayed possession, emphasizing compliance with regulations.

Maharashtra's registration department encourages online registration of rental agreements to avoid legal issues.

The recent amendment to housing law, which replaces the provision for jail terms with monetary penalties, has been positively received by both experts and homebuyers. This change is viewed as a more balanced approach to enforcement, aimed at fostering a healthier environment for real estate devel

The Maharashtra government is set to challenge a recent Bombay High Court ruling regarding a significant 254 acres of land by appealing to the Supreme Court. This move indicates the government's intention to contest the high court's decision, which has left the title and control of this substanti

The real estate regulator has issued a directive aimed at ensuring that developers maintain realistic standards in their advertising practices. This advisory is particularly focused on preventing misleading or exaggerated claims about various aspects of real estate projects, including amenities,

A recent ruling has established that both landowners and developers share equal accountability for delays in real estate projects. This decision expands the scope of liability, ensuring that landowners cannot evade responsibility for lapses in project delivery. This is particularly relevant in th

MahaRERA has taken significant steps to address non-compliance among developers by issuing notices related to 8,212 projects throughout Maharashtra. This initiative aims to hold builders accountable for failing to adhere to regulatory requirements concerning registration, project updates, and oth

The Bombay High Court has recently ruled in favour of a homebuyer, ordering the Maharashtra government to refund ₹3 lakh in stamp duty. This decision highlights the rights of property buyers to reclaim stamp duty under eligible circumstances, particularly in cases where a refund is due after the

The Bombay High Court has mandated the demolition of a 16-storey building in Ulhasnagar due to significant violations of sanctioned plans and building regulations. This ruling highlights the court's strict stance against large unauthorized constructions within the Mumbai Metropolitan Region, rein

The government has introduced a new unified standard to replace the existing building code, which will significantly impact construction practices in Mumbai and across India. This revised framework aims to consolidate various fragmented rules and align construction practices with modern safety an