How Budget 2026 Can Revive Affordable Housing in India
Despite booming luxury home sales, affordable housing in India is facing a structural collapse. As urban homeownership becomes increasingly unattainable, Union Budget 2026 could be the last chance to revive the segment through tax incentives, redefined affordability norms, and infrastructure-led growth.
Developer Asked to Get OC or Pay Rs 129 Crore in Damages to Housing Society
Bombay High Court has upheld the arbitral award directing developer Lotus Logistics to obtain Occupation Certificate for Evertop Apartments rehab wing within extended 9 months — or pay ₹128.98 crore damages for shifting rehab FSI through fictitious “open-to-sky ducts” in revised plans, calling it an act of “deceit and misrepresentation”.
Maharashtra Govt Approves ₹334 Crore Release Under PMAY-U 2.0 for 33,403 Urban Poor Families to Build Own Pucca Houses
The Maharashtra Government has sanctioned ₹334.03 crore (Centre ₹200.42 cr + State ₹133.61 cr) for 33,403 eligible urban poor families under PMAY-U 2.0 BLC (General category), enabling them to construct individual pucca houses in towns and municipal areas across the state. Funds to be disbursed via SNA-SPARSH system.