AcreRise has been named Real Estate Developer of the Year at the Times Business Awards 2026 for compliant, transparent urban development in Eastern India.
Rajasthan’s cabinet has cleared a Gujarat-style bill to curb speculative property transfers, tighten approvals, and improve transparency in Jaipur and beyond.
Chandigarh’s new digital land records portal gives buyers instant property verification, cuts paperwork, and raises trust across city transactions.
Ranchi's 85% RERA compliance in 2025 marks a sharp rise from 55% in 2022, boosting transparency, buyer trust, and Tier-2 market credibility.
Ahmedabad developers are shifting to box pricing to cut confusion, improve transparency, and make home loans and property registration simpler for buyers.
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.
New Haryana RERA regulations require real-time construction updates and timely project delivery in Gurgaon, enhancing transparency, accountability, and reducing homebuyer disputes.
Raipur's Municipal Corporation collaborates with Airchains to implement blockchain technology for property registrations, enhancing transparency and combatting fraud through secure digital documentation.
Bhubaneswar RERA introduces stricter compliance measures to enhance transparency and protect homebuyer interests in Odisha’s rapidly growing real estate market, focusing on timely project delivery and regulatory reforms.
The Gujarat Real Estate Regulatory Authority has enhanced project registration norms in Surat with stricter disclosure requirements, increased penalties for non-compliance, and reinforced financial safeguards for homebuyers
Greater Noida introduces AI-powered property registration system, slashing processing time by 70% and enhancing transaction transparency to combat fraud in real estate markets.
Navi Mumbai RERA introduces stricter project approval guidelines to enhance transparency, enforce timely deliveries, and strengthen buyer protections through developer vetting and public disclosures.
MAHARERA revokes registrations of 13,785 real estate agents for regulatory non-compliance, emphasizing integrity and accountability in the industry.
India's 2013 Land Acquisition Act aimed to ensure fair compensation and transparency but faces challenges like high costs and complexity.
Homebuyers can now check details of project and developer complaints on the MahaRERA website, enhancing transparency and aiding informed decision-making.
Maharashtra's e-registration for property sales starts on October 2, aiming to increase transparency and efficiency in the real estate sector.
SDMC approves 180 building plans in 2 months after digitizing and simplifying the approval process, leading to increased rule compliance and reduced corruption.
Haryana CM directed a status check on licensed residential and commercial projects amidst rising complaints against developers. The government reviews Unitech's projects and duties.
The Department of Registration and Stamps in India is working towards establishing an online system for property valuation and stamp duty assessment, aiming to increase transparency and reduce corruption.
Despite efforts to increase transparency, Mumbai's building plan approval system faltered. Approved construction plans were not uploaded to the website, hindering access for potential buyers.
The Government has finalized rules for the Land Acquisition Act, emphasizing fair compensation and transparency. Public comments are invited within 45 days.
The real estate bill is expected to pass in the upcoming parliament session, protecting buyers from unethical builders.
CREDAI urges Parliament for consumer-friendly real estate reforms, citing stalled projects and the need for "Home for All." They criticize the one-sided regulatory bill and suggest a single-window clearance system.
The Indian government is introducing a regulatory bill to curb black money in real estate and foster transparency in the sector.
Maharashtra High Court orders real estate builders to pay 5% VAT by October 31, but many developers are pressuring buyers to pay due to lack of proper records.