Birla Estates invests Rs 500 crore as co-developer in a 5-acre residential project with Sikka Group in Greater Noida, valued at Rs 1,600 crore and marking the company's debut in the region.
Chandigarh Housing Board directed to submit comprehensive development plan for 175 acres of vacant land by early December. New strategic directions from UT administration signal major residential projects ahead.
Godrej Properties secures a 75-acre plot in Nagpur for a plotted residential project eyeing Rs 755 crore revenue, exceeding FY26 targets. This third buy in four years taps into the city's boom as an industrial hub near Samruddhi Mahamarg and MIHAN SEZ, offering 1.7 million sq ft of saleable area for investors and homebuyers.
Tamil Nadu RERA has approved 12 new residential projects in Kanchipuram on November 22, 2025, offering over 2,800 units in Enathur, Walajabad, and Uthiramerur. These fully DTCP-compliant developments boast solar power, rainwater harvesting, and community spaces, perfectly suiting Chennai commuters seeking affordable, eco-friendly homes amid rising demand.
The Lucknow Development Authority (LDA) will survey land in Sharda Nagar for a new Economically Weaker Section (EWS) housing project, driven by overwhelming demand for the Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel scheme. This initiative targets unmet applicants with 3-4 hectares of land and strict eligibility checks to aid genuine low-income families in Lucknow.
UP RERA has removed 22 stalled projects, including Lucknow's The Citadel and Emerald Mall, from its abeyance list. This clears the way for construction to resume on 8,856 units across seven districts, bringing relief to homebuyers stalled by missing documents like land records and maps. The move boosts trust and economy.
MahaRERA has greenlit 809 housing projects across Maharashtra before Diwali 2025, spotlighting 41 in Raigad district amid a festive boom. From April to September 2025, 4,940 proposals gained approval, including 2,039 new registrations, signaling robust real estate momentum and buyer confidence in compliant developments.
Noida Authority has started a bold 'name and shame' tactic by placing public boards outside housing projects of developers failing to pay land dues. The initiative kicked off at Lotus Panache by Granite Gate Properties amid NCLT proceedings. While CEO Lokesh M says the boards just inform about claimed dues, residents argue it hurts buyer trust and revival plans.
The Mangaluru Urban Development Authority is pushing forward with new residential projects in three key areas. Konaje's layout nears completion by November 2025, with limited bookings so far. This initiative promises more housing options and uses revenue to fuel further developments in the region.
Real estate developers in Ranchi are grappling with major delays as 327 building plans await civic body approval since January 2025. This backlog hampers new project launches and stretches construction timelines, impacting the city's growth and investor confidence.
In a significant ruling, the Supreme Court has ordered the Noida Authority to grant conditional occupancy certificates for six residential towers in the Godrej Nest project within six weeks. This decision stems from a petition by Brick Rise Developers contesting an Allahabad High Court verdict on alleged irregularities in the Lotus Green Sports City development, bringing much-needed relief to...
DLF allocates ₹23,500 crore to finalize residential projects across Delhi-NCR and Mumbai with ₹10,429 crore cash reserves and RERA escrow funds. Targeting ₹20,000-22,000 crore sales in FY26 after Q1's ₹11,425 crore bookings, strengthening delivery credibility in high-end housing markets.
Chandigarh Housing Board revives Rajiv Gandhi Technology Park housing project with three-floor limit after environmental clearance rejection in 2022.
Ashiana Housing acquired 23 acres in Chennai's Mahindra World City to develop a senior living project with Rs 1,200 crore revenue potential, featuring premium villas and apartments.
Greater Noida Authority grants approval to Sobha Ltd, Opaa Realty, and Swarnim Buildhome LLP to complete three decade-old stalled housing projects in various sectors.
The Ranga Reddy district consumer commission has handled 2,426 housing complaints since 1998, leading city forums in addressing project delays, construction quality issues, and agreement violations.
Environmental clearance delays in PCMC have stalled over 100 housing projects worth Rs 30,000 crore, creating severe inventory shortage and pent-up buyer demand for past 7-8 months.
Union Cabinet approves PMAY-Urban Phase II targeting 1 crore urban homes, including Rajkot, to address housing shortages and stimulate economic growth through affordable housing.
The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) has launched an AI-powered property management system, automating allotments, maintenance requests, and real-time resident updates while enhancing transparency and operational efficiency. The platform integrates advanced tools for land management, addressing urban development challenges in India's capital.
Chandigarh's administration announces ₹2.73 billion infrastructure development projects for FY 2025, including 600 government housing units and a new Police Training Centre, expected to drive real estate growth in Mohali and surrounding areas.
The CREDAI Fairpro 2025 from Jan 31-Feb 2 showcases Madurai's growing real estate market with over 40 developers offering 100+ projects. Discover apartments, plots, and villas ranging from ₹20 lakh to ₹2.5 crore, exclusive loan deals, and TNRERA-certified homes.
Noida Authority directs builders to complete pending flat registrations by year-end. Failure may result in concession withdrawal, ensuring homebuyers' timely possession.
Kerala introduces sweeping changes to building regulations, extending permits to 15 years, easing parking rules, and enabling self-permits for homes, fostering sustainable urban development and vertical habitats to accommodate growing populations.
UPRERA mandates real estate developers to register projects under names on approved maps, sell only by carpet area, and include co-allottees in complaints.
The real estate industry in Mumbai is grappling with increasing cases of fraud and deception by developers, leading to significant financial losses for homebuyers and legal action.