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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.
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Lodha Reports Record Q2 Pre-Sales of ₹45.7 Billion, Profit Doubles Amid Market Momentum

Lodha Group has posted record Q2 FY26 pre-sales of ₹45.7 billion and nearly doubled profits, achieving its full-year development target within six months. With a strong balance sheet, sustainability focus, and entry into data infrastructure, the developer is positioning itself for India’s next phase of housing and digital growth.
In a major policy shift, the Maharashtra government will soon allow individual flat owners’ names to appear on property cards and 7/12 extracts under new Vertical Property Rules — ensuring transparency and legal recognition for apartment ownership.

Now Individual Flat Owners’ Names To Be Entered In Property Card

In a major policy shift, the Maharashtra government will soon allow individual flat owners’ names to appear on property cards and 7/12 extracts under new Vertical Property Rules — ensuring transparency and legal recognition for apartment ownership.
Dharavi, Asia's largest slum

Mulund’s 42.51-Acre Saltpan Now Under Dharavi Redevelopment Authority, In Spite of Local Protests

The Maharashtra government has brought a 42.51-acre salt-pan parcel in Mulund under the Dharavi Redevelopment Project’s planning authority, despite local opposition citing infrastructure overload and demographic change in the suburb.
Real estate stocks traded firm in early hours, led by large developers like DLF, Godrej, and Lodha amid festive demand optimism. Mid-caps stayed muted as investors await Diwali booking updates and institutional cues to guide the sector through the day.

🏗️ Realty Stocks Extend Gains as Markets Open: DLF, Godrej Lead Early Rally on Strong Festive Momentum

Real estate stocks traded firm in early hours, led by large developers like DLF, Godrej, and Lodha amid festive demand optimism. Mid-caps stayed muted as investors await Diwali booking updates and institutional cues to guide the sector through the day.
Despite the festive season, Mumbai’s property registrations dipped 15% in October 2025 to 10,947, with stamp duty revenue falling 19%. High prices and affordability issues dampened homebuying sentiment in what’s usually the city’s strongest sales month.

📉 Mumbai Property Registrations Dip 15% in October 2025 Despite Festive Season — A Worrying Signal for Real Estate Market

Despite the festive season, Mumbai’s property registrations dipped 15% in October 2025 to 10,947, with stamp duty revenue falling 19%. High prices and affordability issues dampened homebuying sentiment in what’s usually the city’s strongest sales month.