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The Government of Maharashtra has doubled the FSI-free allowance for wellness and recreational facilities in housing societies — from 2% to 4% of total BUA — under an amendment to DCPR 2034 notified on 6 May 2026. The revision also expands permitted uses to include Meditation Centres and Recreational Activities alongside existing Yogalayas and Fitness Centres, and introduces a new provision for commercial buildings.

Housing Societies Get Double the Free Space for Gyms & Wellness Centres

The Government of Maharashtra has doubled the FSI-free allowance for wellness and recreational facilities in housing societies — from 2% to 4% of total BUA — under an amendment to DCPR 2034 notified on 6 May 2026. The revision also expands permitted uses to include Meditation Centres and Recreational Activities alongside existing Yogalayas and Fitness Centres, and introduces a new provision for commercial buildings.
  • May 10, 2026
ED has attached ₹1,113 crore worth assets in the Raheja Developers case, alleging diversion of over ₹2,400 crore collected from homebuyers.

ED Attaches ₹1,113 Crore Assets in Raheja Developers Case Over Alleged Fund Diversion

ED has attached ₹1,113 crore worth assets in the Raheja Developers case, alleging diversion of over ₹2,400 crore collected from homebuyers.
  • May 9, 2026
MahaRERA Order

Builder Must Fix Leakage in Flat Even After Possession: MahaRERA Orders Rectification at Builder’s Cost

MahaRERA has ordered a Mumbai builder to fix leakage issues in a Dahisar flat even after possession. While car parking, solar system and compound wall demands were rejected, the Authority reinforced the 5-year defect liability clause, directing joint inspection and free repairs if the defect is construction-related.
  • May 9, 2026
A vibrant, realistic photograph of lush green agricultural fields in rural Maharashtra at golden hour, showing a middle-aged Marathi landowner and a young landless farmer shaking hands warmly in the foreground, with a tractor and standing crops in the background, soft sunlight filtering through, conveying trust, partnership, and agricultural prosperity, highly detailed, cinematic composition, no text or logos anywhere in the image.

Maharashtra Unveils Game-Changing Land Leasing Rules: A New Era of Opportunity for Landless Farmers

“Maharashtra today took a historic step towards formalising farm leasing. Registered tenants can now access credit and insurance, while landowners get iron-clad security — ending decades of informal, risky arrangements.”
  • May 9, 2026
Real estate stocks opened cautiously even as Indian markets rebounded in early trade. While select developers like DLF and Phoenix Mills showed resilience, broader sector sentiment remains weak, pointing to a volatile and stock-specific trading session ahead.

Realty Stocks Show Selective Strength at Open as Markets Turn Volatile

Real estate stocks opened on a mixed note as Indian markets slipped, with the Nifty Realty index showing mild gains. While developers like DLF and Lodha led the upside, others lagged, pointing to a volatile and stock-specific trading session ahead.
  • May 8, 2026