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BJP Constitutes Special Study Group to Tackle OC Certificate Delays in Mumbai Housing Societies

The BJP’s Mumbai unit has formed a four-member study group to tackle the city’s long-standing Occupation Certificate (OC) delays that have left thousands of housing societies in limbo. Guided by former MP Gopal Shetty, the committee will investigate the issue and propose measures to bring relief to affected homebuyers.

Cheaper Cement, Stable GST on Homes: What It Means for Homebuyers

The GST Council has slashed cement tax from 28% to 18%, reducing project costs by up to 4.5%. While GST on properties remains unchanged, the move is expected to support affordability and boost housing supply.

Top Listed Developers Target ₹1.49 Lakh Cr Bookings in FY2026 — What It Means for Homebuyers

India’s top 10 listed real estate developers are aiming for ₹1.49 lakh crore in bookings in FY2026, with nearly 30% already achieved in Q1. Stronger balance sheets, higher pre-sales, and land buying sprees signal safer options for homebuyers — but also rising consolidation in the sector.

Puravankara Secures Malabar Hill Redevelopment Project Worth ₹2,700 Crore

Puravankara Limited, through its subsidiary Purva Blue Agate Pvt Ltd, has secured the redevelopment rights for a 1.43-acre society in Malabar Hill. With a development potential of 0.7 million sq. ft. and a GDV of ₹2,700 crore, the project will deliver new luxury homes to existing residents and create premium inventory for sale. This marks Puravankara’s second major South Mumbai redevelopment after Breach Candy’s Miami Apartments, expanding its city portfolio to 4.25 million sq. ft. with a GDV potential of ₹10,500 crore.

ALL IN THE NAME OF POOR! The Detrimental Impact of DCR 33(11)

It’s a matter of great concern for all Mumbaites that successive governments have shown little interest in resolving the burning issue of housing, including the recent phenomenon of private property redevelopment. This article exposes how new DC regulations, particularly DCR 33(11), are ironically worsening the city’s housing crisis in the name of the poor.