Ranchi is swiftly becoming a prime spot for luxury living, thanks to booming developments in key areas like Bariatu, Morabadi, Kanke, and Namkum. These spots offer gated communities with smart tech and green designs, providing better affordability than big cities while promising strong returns on investment.
The Jharkhand Real Estate Regulatory Authority has issued a new directive requiring all real estate promoters to submit quarterly updates alongside annual forms from October 16-30, 2025. Non-compliance will attract penalties, aiming to enhance oversight in the state's property market. (178 characters)
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.
The Enforcement Directorate has provisionally attached 10 immovable properties worth Rs 15.41 crore linked to accused in a Rs 734 crore GST fake input tax credit scam, underscoring strict regulatory actions in Ranchi's real estate market. This move highlights ongoing efforts to curb fraud in the sector.
Ranchi is experiencing a significant infrastructure upgrade with the completion of key flyovers like Kantatoli, Mecon-Siram Toli, and Ratu Road, alongside progress on extensive ring roads. These developments aim to enhance connectivity, reduce congestion, and boost real estate appeal in the city.
IGBC's 32nd chapter launched in Ranchi marks Jharkhand's first green building council, promoting sustainable construction and climate-resilient infrastructure development.
Ranchi Municipal Corporation implements revised circle rates with 10% hike across 53 municipal wards effective August 1, 2025, significantly increasing property registration costs.
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.
Ranchi Municipal Corporation achieves 88% completion rate under PMAY-Urban, delivering 11,052 homes in a decade. Recent celebrations highlight progress, with PMAY 2.0 extending housing support until 2029.
Dubai’s top developers showcase luxury projects at Ranchi expo, offering Golden Visa pathways, tax-free returns, and flexible payment plans. Explore high-yield investments with exclusive event perks.
As India's Smart Cities Mission winds down with a March 2025 deadline, Ranchi focuses on completing sustainable infrastructure, AI-driven solutions, and modern housing complexes while addressing challenges like declining public transport schemes. The final push prioritizes solar lighting, smart governance, and community-centric developments.
Ranchi's RERA authority enforces stricter compliance measures, increasing project audits and transparency requirements to protect homebuyers and improve real estate quality in the city's rapidly evolving property market. The move aligns with nationwide reforms, such as Gujarat's triad banking accounts and Odisha's structural repair funds, to bolster accountability and buyer confidence.
Ranchi's upcoming state-of-the-art IT park aims to generate 10,000+ jobs, driving demand for premium office spaces and positioning the city as eastern India’s next tech hub.
Indian cricket captain M.S. Dhoni is building a luxurious farmhouse on a one-acre plot gifted to him in Ranchi, Jharkhand. The property includes various amenities such as game pools, a swimming pool, a gymnasium, and a sports photo gallery.
Ranchi, Jharkhand's capital, emerges as eastern India's sole city blending metropolitan culture with tradition, driving growth in residential and commercial real estate.
Dhanbad, Jharkhand, emerges as a rising real estate hub after Ranchi and Jamshedpur, with realistic property rates and growing demand for horizontal colonies.
One-BHK apartments in Ranchi have failed to attract buyers, prompting developers to shift focus towards larger two-BHK and three-BHK units due to lower property rates compared to other major cities.