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Varun Singh, is a Senior Journalist who has extensively covered the Real Estate Sector for over one and half decade. His articles, insights, and opinion on the sector are widely read.
Appellate court: managing committee can't dodge liability in society dispute merely by claiming honorary office status.

Managing Committee Has No Power to Evict Member: Co-op Court Ends 38-Year Dispute in Favour of Member

Co-op Appellate Court holds managing committee cannot terminate occupancy of owned shops; 1988 eviction decree against Dahisar firm set aside after 38 years.
Maharashtra forms a new panel to speed up approval of land acquisition awards involving compensation above ₹100 crore.

Maharashtra Issues Fresh Guidelines on Regularising Multiple Transfers of Ceiling Land

Maharashtra now allows only the latest unauthorised ceiling land transfer to be regularised, easing burden on owners.
Maharashtra Govt has centralized approvals for land dealings in hill stations like Mahabaleshwar and Matheran. All encroachments, lease renewals and Class-2 conversions now require state approval.

Maharashtra Govt Centralizes All Land Approvals in Hill Stations for Environmental Protection

Maharashtra Govt has centralized approvals for land dealings in hill stations like Mahabaleshwar and Matheran. All encroachments, lease renewals and Class-2 conversions now require state approval.
Real estate stocks opened on a cautious note as Indian markets struggled for direction. While selective developers like DLF showed resilience, broader weakness in the sector suggests a volatile and range-bound trading session ahead.

Realty Stocks Attempt Recovery as US Drops Hormuz Fee; Crude at $84 Caps Gains

Realty stocks attempt recovery July 15 as the US drops the Hormuz fee. But crude at $84, rising CPI, and Trump’s war address keep the gains fragile.
MahaRERA rejected a review filed after four years, highlighting why delay and weak legal grounds can defeat your case.

Paid ₹1.5 Crore, Got No Flat: MahaRERA Rejects Buyer’s Claim Against New Developer

In a setback for homebuyers in redevelopment projects, MahaRERA has dismissed a complaint by a buyer who paid ₹1.5 crore to the original developer. The Authority ruled that the new developer cannot be held liable after the society lawfully terminated the old agreement, leaving the buyer to pursue remedies only against Zaveri Constructions.