Delhi Revenue Department planning to remove requirement that residents register property only at sub-registrar office in their jurisdiction; applicants will be able to choose any sub-registrar office in Delhi. Intended to reduce queues and make access less dependent on property location or applicant residence.

Number of sub-registrar offices expanded from 22 to 39. Chief Minister Rekha Gupta stated government taking strict action against corruption in sub-registrar offices.

Government working on doorstep property registration facility where applicants complete process from home using mobile phone or computer. Sub-registrar would digitally sign documents within short appointment window; registered documents transferred to buyer's DigiLocker. Implementation details including launch date, eligibility conditions, document-verification safeguards not yet announced.

Government completed work on revising circle rates in Delhi's unauthorised colonies; new rates expected to be introduced soon. Circle rates used as benchmark for property transactions and related duties.

Chief Minister announced planned revision during programme in Najafgarh under 'Seva Sankalp Abhiyan'. Launched seven development works in Najafgarh Assembly constituency with combined cost of Rs 25 crore. Ten other development works costing more than Rs 33 crore already under way in six unauthorised colonies in area, focused on roads, drainage, basic services and sewerage management.

Delhi Development Authority approved uniform policy in August for reconstruction and redevelopment of two-storey flats about 50 years old. Rohini Federation of Cooperative Group Housing Societies representatives met DDA officials to discuss redevelopment of around 1,200 cooperative group housing societies; assured DDA would introduce single-window system and begin process in coming days.

Property registration proposals require Cabinet consideration before implementation; government has not announced Cabinet meeting date or formal timeline.

A man sold 26 bigha of land for Rs 6.95 crore using his sister-in-law's general power of attorney but paid her only Rs 72 lakh. Delhi High Court ordered him to pay Rs 1.01 crore more with 8% interest. The case involved a property dispute where the GPA holder was required to pay the owner's rightful share from the sale proceeds.

Max Estates to acquire 84.71 acres in Najafgarh, Delhi through non-cash share swap worth Rs 420.2 crore. This marks the developer's first residential entry into Delhi market. Estimated gross development value (GDV) of Rs 10,000-12,000 crore expected over coming years.

Delhi government plans to hire a private consultant for a proposed elevated corridor along Najafgarh drain to ease traffic congestion. The project involves approximately 61 kilometres and is intended to improve movement on major roads across the city.

Public Works Department will appoint consultant to conduct feasibility study and prepare project plan before work begins. Corridor expected to reduce travel time, fuel consumption and vehicular emissions, while improving links with key roads.

Roads will be developed from Chhawla to Basaidarapur along both sides of drain over 27.415 kilometres, taking total to 54.83 kilometres across both banks. Additional 5.94-kilometre two-lane road will be built on left bank from Jhatikra Bridge to Chhawla Bridge.

Primary objective is to reduce congestion on major roads, cut travel time and fuel consumption, and lower vehicular emissions. Corridor will provide inter-connectivity with Outer Ring Road, Inner Ring Road, Shivaji Marg, Pankha Road, UER-II (connecting to NH-9 Rohtak Road), Najafgarh Road and other key routes.

Total project cost estimated at Rs 454 crore. Paved road approximately 61 kilometres with width of 7 metres will be built along drain. Separate tracks for walking, jogging and cycling will be developed. New bridge will be constructed near Dwarka Metro Depot. Landscaping and tree plantation will be undertaken. At some junctions, Delhi Metro rail corridors will be included in study. Project planned as multi-use corridor.

A four-lane reinforced cement concrete bridge over the Najafgarh drain near Badusarai village in southwest Delhi, constructed between 2019 and early 2023 as a link to Dwarka, has been unused for two years. The bridge cannot serve traffic because the irrigation and flood control (I&FC) department failed to acquire land at one end where agricultural fields block access to Nanak Heri Main Road. Residents must use an older single-lane parallel bridge that allows one vehicle at a time from either direction.

In June 2024, a multidisciplinary expert group called the situation a "blunder," noting the I&FC department constructed the bridge without advance land acquisition tie-up. The expert group recommended immediate land acquisition; however, nine months later no progress has been made. The new bridge is built one metre higher than the existing bridge, creating additional connectivity challenges.

The farmland owner at one end said authorities contacted him twice over two years but failed to follow up on acquisition formalities. The required land spans approximately 160 gajj (0.02 acres). Locals have carved a steep, dangerous makeshift path on one corner to access the bridge.

The I&FC department stated land acquisition is underway with all legal formalities being followed, expecting completion within one month of acquisition. An expert group refused a June 2024 proposal to demolish the bridge, stating the I&FC should have arranged land access before construction began.