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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.
Real estate stocks opened mixed after Indian markets began trading cautiously on March 12. While developers like DLF and Godrej Properties saw early buying interest, others such as Lodha Developers and Phoenix Mills traded lower, indicating a volatile session ahead for the sector.

🏗️ Realty Stocks End on a Flat Note: DLF, Godrej Hold Ground as Mid-Caps See Mild Pressure

Realty stocks closed flat after a cautious session as investors await festive booking data. Large developers like DLF and Godrej held their ground, while mid-caps saw profit-taking. The Nifty Realty Index rose 0.2%, signaling consolidation ahead of key announcements.
The Supreme Court has ruled that earnest money cannot be forfeited when both the buyer and seller are at fault, offering vital clarity on homebuyer rights and equitable remedies in real estate disputes.

How Much Money Can a Builder Forfeit If a Homebuyer Cancels a Deal?

MahaRERA’s 2022 order limits how much developers can deduct when a buyer cancels a flat booking — capping forfeiture at 2% before the agreement is signed, ensuring fairness and faster refunds for Maharashtra homebuyers.
Maharashtra has rolled out the SNA-SPARSH system for PMAY (Urban) and PMAY 2.0, introducing dedicated RBI accounts for real-time and transparent housing fund transfers, marking a major digital reform in scheme implementation.

Maharashtra Implements ‘SNA-SPARSH’ System for Faster Fund Transfers under PMAY (Urban) and PMAY 2.0

Maharashtra has rolled out the SNA-SPARSH system for PMAY (Urban) and PMAY 2.0, introducing dedicated RBI accounts for real-time and transparent housing fund transfers, marking a major digital reform in scheme implementation.
Lodha Developers, Palava data center, Rs 30 crore per acre, Q2 FY26 earnings, pre-sales, AI infrastructure, Mumbai MMR, Pune real estate, NCR expansion, infrastructure connectivity

Lodha Eyes Rs 30 Crore Per Acre Land Sales in Palava Data Center Park Amid AI Boom

Lodha Developers projects Rs 30 crore per acre for Palava data center land sales, eyeing Rs 10,000 crore in value, as Q2 pre-sales reach a record Rs 4,570 crore. The firm leverages AI demand and infrastructure to drive growth.
DLF Sells 221 Dahlias Units for Rs 16,000 Crore in Q2 FY’26, Signals Strong Demand

DLF Sells 221 Dahlias Units for Rs 16,000 Crore

DLF Limited sold 221 Dahlias units for Rs 16,000 crore in Q2 FY’26, as confirmed by CFO Badal Bagri, reflecting strong demand for super luxury homes. With a robust pipeline and growing rental income, DLF navigates challenges while eyeing sustained growth.