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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.
Affordable homes still dominate Mumbai’s property market, with 40% of February sales below ₹1 crore, but rising mid-segment demand shows buyers are steadily upgrading budgets and confidence.

Mumbai’s Real Estate Market Healing: Property Registrations Catch Steam in February 2026

Mumbai recorded 12,885 property registrations in February 2026 — the highest among recent comparison periods — indicating steady market recovery, rising buyer confidence, and stronger real estate momentum.
In a landmark interim ruling, Bombay HC protects Pankh Properties' title to Matunga's Adenwalla Building after 13 years, rejecting original owner Rusi Sorabji Khambatta's sudden termination bid over a ₹12 crore 2012 deal. "Cannot unwind after pocketing the money," court observes.

82-Year-Old’s Flat Sold by Impersonator: Bombay HC Cancels Fake Deeds, Sets Key Lesson for Buyers

In a fraud case, an 82-year-old’s flat was sold via impersonation. Bombay HC cancelled the fake deeds after the buyer admitted he was deceived—highlighting quick remedies for victims.
Colliers maps 30 industrial hotspots as India’s Grade A warehousing stock eyes 2 bn sq ft by 2047.

30 Industrial Hotspots Identified as India’s Warehousing Stock Eyes 2 Bn Sq Ft by 2047 Growth

Colliers maps 30 industrial hotspots as India’s Grade A warehousing stock eyes 2 bn sq ft by 2047.
Realty stocks opened subdued on Feb 27 as Indian markets slipped into early losses. While select developers like DLF and Phoenix Mills showed mild gains, heavyweights such as Godrej Properties faced pressure, pointing to a cautious, range-bound session for the sector.

Indian Realty Stocks Open Weak as Markets Slip; Select Developers Show Early Resilience

Realty stocks opened subdued on Feb 27 as Indian markets slipped into early losses. While select developers like DLF and Phoenix Mills showed mild gains, heavyweights such as Godrej Properties faced pressure, pointing to a cautious, range-bound session for the sector.
Kochra Developers paid Rs 1,63,10,208 (incl. 11% interest) to Himanshu & Sweety Doshi to settle alleged flat fraud; settlement during Bombay HC petition avoided FIR registration and police probe into double allotment.

Builder Settles with Homebuyers at 11% Interest in Mumbai Flat Row

Kochra Developers paid Rs 1,63,10,208 (incl. 11% interest) to Himanshu & Sweety Doshi to settle alleged flat fraud; settlement during Bombay HC petition avoided FIR registration and police probe into double allotment.