Punjab residents have limited time to clear property tax dues with full penalty waivers. Zirakpur leads in collections under this One-Time Settlement Scheme, which offers phased relief through October 31. Act now before penalties resume.
Noida Authority’s co-developer policy enables financially stable builders to take over stalled projects by resolving legal disputes and paying 25% dues upfront, promising faster delivery and risk reduction for homebuyers while aiding authorities and banks in debt recovery.
Punjab raises External Development Charges (EDC) by up to 100% for new projects starting April 2025. The move targets booming areas like Mohali, Jalandhar, and Ludhiana to boost state revenue amid a real estate surge.
Punjab’s abrupt doubling of development charges and CLU fees aims to boost state revenue while addressing infrastructure demands in Zirakpur’s surging real estate market. Developers now face higher costs for approvals, raising concerns about price hikes for homebuyers. New policies include increased allowances for farmers and revised tax structures to fuel urban development.
NGT's monsoon sand mining ban triggers acute shortages in Ranchi, halting government and private construction projects. Surging prices cause cost overruns, frustrating investors and homeowners. Road developments, housing schemes, and public utilities stall amid environmental protection measures.
Nainital's deregulation allows unrestricted property purchases across India, expanding buyer pools and fueling demand for vacation homes and rental investments in the Himalayan region.
In Patna, just 13 lakh of 17.45 lakh Aadhaar-linked land record applications processed by July 2025, stalling registration and raising legal risks. Officials cite infrastructure and staffing gaps. Impacts include delayed property transfers, disputes, and challenges for NRIs investing remotely.
Faridabad's structured urban planning and smart city initiatives drive real estate appreciation, transforming emerging sectors via integrated zoning and transit systems.
Lucknow's 2025 circle rate revisions significantly increase property costs with 20-25% hikes for residential plots, 25% for non-agricultural land, and up to 50% increases in commercial sectors from August 1, impacting stamp duties and buyer strategies.
Explore the importance of legal checks in Nagpur's booming real estate market, strategies to avoid scams, and how agencies simplify secure transactions with free legal assistance.
Proposed 728-flat development near Sukhna Wildlife Sanctuary rejected due to environmental rules, exacerbating housing shortages in already constrained market.
Patna Municipal Corporation reports strong Q1 property tax collection of ₹40 crore, meeting 28% of annual target through digital solutions and taxpayer incentives. Financial strategies include discount periods and extended working hours to optimize urban revenue streams, contrasting with challenges faced by other cities like Pune.
Zirakpur authorities are cracking down on illegal structures by sealing unauthorized buildings in VIP Enclave and demolishing encroachments on R-5 Road to restore infrastructure and ensure compliance with building plans.
UP RERA coordinates meetings across 18 stalled projects to expedite 10,000+ units through coordinated developer-buyer-institution dialogues, implementing co-development frameworks to break legal-financial logjams.
Noida Authority merges with Registration Bill 2025 to introduce online applications, real-time tracking, and digital payments, streamlining property transactions for transparency and investor trust.
Chennai's real estate sector achieved a historic milestone with 27,440 property documents registered in one day, generating a record revenue of ₹273 crore. This surpasses the previous peak and highlights the city’s thriving property market driven by auspicious days, infrastructure growth, and efficient registration processes. Key factors include cultural influence, streamlined government.
Raipur's RERA regulations enforce project transparency, secure funding, and timely delivery, reducing risks for homebuyers in under-construction properties while enhancing developer accountability.
A proposed 18% increase in Bhopal’s collector guideline rates across 1,283 locations has sparked protests from realtors, buyers, and politicians. The hike, aimed at aligning prices with market realities, faces backlash for potentially dampening affordability and triggering legal challenges.
Chandigarh introduces a digital auto-mutation system starting July 7, streamlining property transfers by eliminating manual applications and ensuring transparency. Ownership records update within a week, reducing delays and potential corruption. The system leverages real-time integration between the Sub-Registrar Office and Estate Office to automate processes for freehold and leasehold properties.
Odisha intensifies real estate regulation with ORERA reforms, integrating digital systems and enforcing penalties via revenue departments to protect homebuyers. New measures include monthly enforcement targets, inter-departmental coordination, and recruitment drives to strengthen compliance across the state.
New Haryana RERA regulations require real-time construction updates and timely project delivery in Gurgaon, enhancing transparency, accountability, and reducing homebuyer disputes.
Noida Authority's new redevelopment policy offers homeowners larger apartments without extra charges, targeting sectors like 19 and 22 for urban renewal.
The SC-appointed Lodha Committee flags illegal sales of 50 plots in Mohali's Sector 104 linked to the ₹48,000 crore Pearl Scam. Sold at one-third market value without proper registration, these transactions involve influential figures.
Coimbatore dominates Tamil Nadu’s property registration revenue growth at 14.42% in 2024-25, outperforming Chennai due to rising transactions, stricter compliance, and streamlined digital processes.
Uttar Pradesh revises Noida's circle rates by 20% - the first increase since 2016. Jewar property values may surge 70% due to the Noida International Airport project. Homebuyers face higher stamp duty charges, while farmers gain better compensation for acquired land. Feedback submissions closed April 5, 2025.
