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🏗️ Realty Stocks Open the Week’s Second Half Firm: Festive Cheer Keeps Momentum Alive Despite Mid-Cap Caution

Real estate stocks opened higher this morning, supported by festive sales optimism and institutional buying in large developers. While Lodha and Oberoi led early gains, mid-caps stayed subdued. Investors are now eyeing festive booking data for the sector’s next move.

ED Allows Release of Attached Assets to Help IBC Resolution, Boost Recovery for Banks & Homebuyers

ED and IBBI introduce a unified mechanism allowing release of PMLA-attached assets for IBC resolution. This move is expected to unlock value in stalled insolvency cases and improve recovery for creditors and homebuyers.

ED Attaches Dhirubhai Ambani Knowledge City Land Worth ₹4,462 Crore in RCom Bank Fraud Case

The Enforcement Directorate has attached 132 acres of Dhirubhai Ambani Knowledge City in Navi Mumbai worth ₹4,462 crore, deepening the crackdown in the Reliance Communications bank fraud case. The total attachment in the group now exceeds ₹7,500 crore.

🏗️ 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.

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.