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In a powerful pro-homebuyer verdict, the Bombay High Court has held that allottees are “generally very vulnerable” and cannot be placed on equal footing with promoters, clearing the way for withdrawal of deposited refund amounts during developer appeals.

Homebuyers Are Vulnerable, Developers Not on Equal Footing: Bombay High Court

In a powerful pro-homebuyer verdict, the Bombay High Court has held that allottees are “generally very vulnerable” and cannot be placed on equal footing with promoters, clearing the way for withdrawal of deposited refund amounts during developer appeals.
  • April 2, 2026
MHADA

Dear MHADA, How Can You Sell a Rs 2 Crore Home to the Lower Income Group?

MHADA’s 2026 Mumbai lottery has triggered widespread outrage after several LIG flats in prime locations like Worli, Lower Parel, Wadala and Dadar were priced between ₹1.19 crore and ₹2.09 crore — far beyond the reach of families earning up to ₹9 lakh annually.
  • April 1, 2026
Maharashtra government has sanctioned ₹5 crore to MahaHousing from the Shelter Fund to cover loan repayments and operational costs, with strict repayment and interest conditions attached.

MahaRERA Approves 1,060 Housing Projects Ahead of Padwa Across Maharashtra

Ahead of Padwa, MahaRERA clears 1,060 housing projects, including 486 new registrations, highlighting strong real estate momentum.
  • April 1, 2026
Real estate stocks opened on a cautious note as Indian markets struggled for direction. While selective developers like DLF showed resilience, broader weakness in the sector suggests a volatile and range-bound trading session ahead.

Realty Stocks Ride Opening Rally but Underlying Weakness Persists; Select Developers Outperform

Real estate stocks joined the market rally at the open, but gains remained selective. While large developers saw buying interest, underlying weakness in the sector suggests a volatile session ahead with stock-specific action dominating.
  • April 1, 2026
Mumbai real estate shows clear signs of distress as March 2026 records 15,983 property registrations generating ₹1,534 crore in stamp duty — only a marginal increase over March 2025’s 15,501 registrations and ₹1,503 crore.

Mumbai Real Estate Crisis Deepens: More Homes Registered in March 2026 But Revenue Barely Rises – Clear Sign of Falling Average Prices

Mumbai real estate shows clear signs of distress as March 2026 records 15,983 property registrations generating ₹1,534 crore in stamp duty — only a marginal increase over March 2025’s 15,501 registrations and ₹1,503 crore.
  • April 1, 2026