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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.
MahaRERA

“Because of Greed of Promoter to Construct More Floors”: RERA Tribunal Dismisses Marathon Nexzone Appeal, Upholds Interest to Buyers

Because of greed of promoter to construct more floors above the originally sanctioned 27 floors, the building could not be completed in time” — Maharashtra RERA Appellate Tribunal’s stinging remark
“Enough is Enough” – Bombay High Court forms its own inspection squad to catch builders flouting anti-dust rules as Mumbai chokes again. 60% of pollution comes from construction sites, says IIT-NEERI study. Next hearing: 15 Dec.

“Enough is Enough”: Bombay High Court Sends Inspection Team to Catch Polluting Builders

“Enough is Enough” – Bombay High Court forms its own inspection squad to catch builders flouting anti-dust rules as Mumbai chokes again. 60% of pollution comes from construction sites, says IIT-NEERI study. Next hearing: 15 Dec.
Realty stocks opened the session under pressure, with major indices sliding and most developers in negative territory. While quality names showed relative stability, broader investor caution points to a range-bound but potentially volatile day for property stocks.

🏗️ Realty Stocks Start the Day Flat as Markets Open; Sector Awaits Triggers While Large Developers Hold Steady

Realty stocks opened the day on a muted note, with large developers steady and mid-caps struggling. The sector remains range-bound as investors watch for fresh triggers through the trading session.
In a landmark decision, the Bombay High Court has affirmed that once you buy land, get it registered, and take possession after due permissions, no authority can revoke the deal years later over unrelated old agreements – a huge boost for property buyers in Maharashtra.

Even BMC Can’t Throw You Out Without Court Order: Bombay HC’s Big Message to Every Indian

No lock can be broken, no shop sealed, no home taken – not even by BMC – without a court order. Bombay High Court’s powerful 1 Dec 2025 verdict reaffirms: peaceful possession beats paper title until a judge decides otherwise. A must-know ruling for every Indian!
MHADA

Online Registration Opens for MHADA Nashik Board’s 402 Tenements Under Advance Contribution Scheme

The MHADA Nashik Board has launched online registration for 402 tenements under the Advance Contribution Scheme across five locations in Nashik. Applications are open until 23 December 2025, with prices ranging from ₹14.94 lakh to ₹36.75 lakh. Provisional lists will be published on 30 December.