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Mumbai property deals rose 8% YoY in July 2026, but rising ticket sizes signal costlier homes for buyers ahead.

Mumbai Property Market Grows 8% YoY in Jul 2026, But Rising Ticket Sizes Signal Costlier Homes Ahead

Mumbai property deals rose 8% YoY in July 2026, but rising ticket sizes signal costlier homes for buyers ahead.
No registration fee on partition of agricultural land among family members or co-holders under Section 85 of the Maharashtra Land Revenue Code.

Zero Registration Fee for Agricultural Land Partition Among Family & Co-holders in Maharashtra

No registration fee on partition of agricultural land among family members or co-holders under Section 85 of the Maharashtra Land Revenue Code.
Only ₹200 registration fee applies to gift deeds of residential or agricultural property to close family members in Maharashtra since 2016.

Only ₹200 Registration Fee for Family Gift Deeds in Maharashtra

Only ₹200 registration fee applies to gift deeds of residential or agricultural property to close family members in Maharashtra since 2016.
Former Indian cricketer and current Chairman of Selectors Ajit Agarkar has sold his apartment in Bandra West’s Jewel Co-operative Housing Society for Rs 4 crore. The 1,229 sq ft flat with two car parks was registered in April 2026.

Cricketer Ajit Agarkar Sells Bandra West Apartment for Rs 4 Crore

Former Indian cricketer and current Chairman of Selectors Ajit Agarkar has sold his apartment in Bandra West’s Jewel Co-operative Housing Society for Rs 4 crore. The 1,229 sq ft flat with two car parks was registered in April 2026.
The Department of Registration and Stamps, Government of Maharashtra, has released clear guidelines listing when citizens can claim stamp duty refund on documents that were never signed, became unfit due to errors, declared void by court, or where transactions failed to materialise.

Maharashtra Stamp Duty Refund: Here’s the List of Eligible Cases

The Department of Registration and Stamps, Government of Maharashtra, has released clear guidelines listing when citizens can claim stamp duty refund on documents that were never signed, became unfit due to errors, declared void by court, or where transactions failed to materialise.