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Maharashtra mandates a 15-day approval timeline for housing plans under the Dalit settlement scheme, aiming to fast-track development and improve urban living conditions.

📰 PMAY Big Boost: ₹29.46 Crore Released for Affordable Housing Projects Across Maharashtra

Maharashtra Government has approved ₹29.46 crore under PMAY (Urban) AHP scheme for SC beneficiaries, boosting affordable housing projects across cities like Pune, Navi Mumbai, and Nagpur.
The Maharashtra government has approved ₹8.91 crore under the PMAY-Urban scheme for affordable housing projects in cities including Pune, Nagpur, Pimpri-Chinchwad and Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, focusing on housing for the Scheduled Tribe category.

Maharashtra Approves ₹8.91 Crore PMAY-Urban Funds for Affordable Housing Projects Across Cities

The Maharashtra government has approved ₹8.91 crore under the PMAY-Urban scheme for affordable housing projects in cities including Pune, Nagpur, Pimpri-Chinchwad and Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, focusing on housing for the Scheduled Tribe category.
The Maharashtra government has approved ₹8.91 crore under the PMAY-Urban scheme for affordable housing projects in cities including Pune, Nagpur, Pimpri-Chinchwad and Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, focusing on housing for the Scheduled Tribe category.

Maharashtra Sanctions ₹411 Crore for PMAY Affordable Housing Projects Across Cities

Maharashtra has sanctioned ₹411 crore for PMAY housing projects across multiple cities, signaling execution momentum and a major boost to affordable home supply for EWS buyers.
India’s housing market is witnessing a structural shift toward premium homes, with properties above ₹1 crore now making up half of total sales, while affordable housing demand has dropped 17% year-on-year, according to Knight Frank India’s latest report.

Premium Homes Dominate as Affordable Housing Sales Drop 17% YoY in 2025

India’s housing market is witnessing a structural shift toward premium homes, with properties above ₹1 crore now making up half of total sales, while affordable housing demand has dropped 17% year-on-year, according to Knight Frank India’s latest report.
Union Budget 2026 offers no direct tax benefits for homebuyers but strengthens infrastructure, connectivity and emerging city growth—reshaping where housing demand will rise next.

Union Budget 2026 Sends a Clear Signal to Homebuyers: Infrastructure Will Drive Property Growth, Not Tax Sops

Union Budget 2026 offers no direct tax benefits for homebuyers but strengthens infrastructure, connectivity and emerging city growth—reshaping where housing demand will rise next.