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A Vile Parle builder's bid to stall land conveyance citing future construction plans was called "preposterous to the core" by the High Court.

Deemed Conveyance Cannot Be Held Hostage By Builder to Future FSI

A Vile Parle builder’s bid to stall land conveyance citing future construction plans was called “preposterous to the core” by the High Court.
Maharashtra has extended the Special Amnesty Scheme-2025 by one year, giving property owners till May 2027 to regularize violations on government land and secure valuable freehold rights.

Maharashtra Extends Amnesty Scheme: Get Freehold Rights on Properties by May 2027

Maharashtra has extended the Special Amnesty Scheme-2025 by one year, giving property owners till May 2027 to regularize violations on government land and secure valuable freehold rights.
India’s warehousing absorption rebounded sharply by 64% in Q3 2025, with Mumbai contributing nearly half of the national demand and Kolkata recording its highest-ever quarterly leasing, according to Vestian.

India’s Warehouses Are Booming — Here’s Why Your Next Home May Cost More

India leased 18.3 mn sq ft of industrial space in Q1 2026. Mumbai and Pune lead the boom — but the cost pressure is quietly reaching every homebuyer and consumer.
MahaRERA

Lease Deed, No Sale Agreement: MahaRERA Hears Case Anyway

In a significant ruling, MahaRERA heard a complaint based on a Lease Deed (not a sale agreement) despite the promoter’s jurisdiction challenge, but ultimately dismissed it citing a binding settlement of ₹6.25 lakhs executed in 2019. The order serves as a cautionary tale for homebuyers on the finality of settlements and the importance of documentation.
In a landmark order, MahaRERA has ruled that brokerage disputes between real estate agents and developers fall outside its jurisdiction and must be pursued in civil courts. The Authority rejected the agent's claim due to the absence of a written agreement and complex factual questions involved.

Real Estate Agent Loses RERA Case for Brokerage

In a landmark order, MahaRERA has ruled that brokerage disputes between real estate agents and developers fall outside its jurisdiction and must be pursued in civil courts. The Authority rejected the agent’s claim due to the absence of a written agreement and complex factual questions involved.