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Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff buys apartment in Breez by Danube, Dubai Maritime City, signaling rising global investor confidence in Dubai real estate.

Tiger Shroff Invests in Dubai Project ‘Breez by Danube,’

Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff buys apartment in Breez by Danube, Dubai Maritime City, signaling rising global investor confidence in Dubai real estate.
  • April 25, 2026
Dharavi, Asia's largest slum

Dharavi Redevelopment: Non-Slum Dwellers to Get Minimum 500 Sq Ft Homes Under Major Policy Upgrade

Residents of buildings and chawls in Dharavi will now get a minimum of 500 sq ft rehabilitation units (370 sq ft carpet + 35% fungible) free of cost, up to a maximum of 753 sq ft, under a proposed amendment to development regulations. The change does not apply to slum hutment dwellers.
  • April 24, 2026
In a major boost to Mumbai’s heritage, the Maharashtra government has sanctioned nearly ₹10 crore to restore the 144-year-old Dean’s Bungalow — also known as Kipling Bungalow — on the Sir JJ School of Art campus, the birthplace site of Nobel laureate Rudyard Kipling. The project includes an art gallery and landscaping to revive its colonial glory as a tourist attraction.

Maharashtra Govt Sanctions ₹10 Crore for Restoration of Historic Dean’s Bungalow (Kipling Bungalow) at Sir JJ School of Art

In a major boost to Mumbai’s heritage, the Maharashtra government has sanctioned nearly ₹10 crore to restore the 144-year-old Dean’s Bungalow — also known as Kipling Bungalow — on the Sir JJ School of Art campus, the birthplace site of Nobel laureate Rudyard Kipling. The project includes an art gallery and landscaping to revive its colonial glory as a tourist attraction.
  • April 24, 2026
A cancelled property deal, Rs 40 lakh in cash deposits, and a developer who went silent — how an Ambernath woman finally won her tax battle at ITAT Mumbai.

Property Deal Gone Wrong: Rs 40 Lakh Cash Deposit Lands Ambernath Woman in Tax Trouble

A cancelled property deal, Rs 40 lakh in cash deposits, and a developer who went silent — how an Ambernath woman finally won her tax battle at ITAT Mumbai.
  • April 24, 2026
Real estate stocks began today’s session on a cautious note as Indian markets opened weak amid global uncertainty. While select developers showed resilience, broader sector sentiment remains fragile, pointing to a volatile and range-bound trading day.

Realty Stocks Open Weak as Market Sentiment Remains Fragile; Select Counters Show Early Buying

Real estate stocks began today’s session on a cautious note as Indian markets opened weak amid global uncertainty. While select developers showed resilience, broader sector sentiment remains fragile, pointing to a volatile and range-bound trading day.
  • April 24, 2026