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The Bombay High Court has ruled that Vallabhnagar Co-operative Housing Society, Vile Parle, cannot deny membership to Andheri purchasers by demanding lease premium beyond the statutory ceiling fixed under Section 79A.

Bombay HC Clears Path for Companies to Join Housing Societies, Scraps Share Limit Barrier

In a pivotal December 24, 2025, ruling, the Bombay HC ruled that companies can join cooperative housing societies without old share limits, dismissing petitions from a Thane society against a firm owning five bungalows. This opens doors for developers while mandating compliance with residential rules.
Omaxe Group has fully repaid over ₹700 crore to Samman Capital ahead of schedule, showcasing strong cash flow management and a sharper balance sheet. The early repayment marks a key milestone in the developer’s ongoing efforts to deleverage and strengthen financial resilience across its portfolio.

Omaxe Completes Key Projects in Chandigarh & Prayagraj, Fully Repays SWAMIH Funding

Omaxe Group has completed major construction milestones in New Chandigarh and Prayagraj while fully repaying the SWAMIH Fund from internal cash flows. The achievement underscores the developer’s financial discipline, strong sales performance, and commitment to timely project execution.
RBI

RBI Expected to Hold Rates at 5.50%, but Experts See Case for Further Cuts

As the RBI gears up for its August 2025 policy review, economists anticipate a pause at 5.50% despite record-low inflation and slowing industrial output. Experts from Colliers, Reloy, Vestian, and Square Yards outline how future rate decisions could shape India’s economic recovery and real estate momentum ahead of the festive season.
residential real estate

Residential Sales to Maintain Steady 10–12% Growth Path: CRISIL Ratings

India’s residential real estate sector is set for stable 10–12% growth over the next two years as demand rebounds, driven by lower interest rates and a rising preference for premium homes. While inventory is likely to inch up, developers’ strong collections and deleveraged balance sheets will help maintain healthy credit profiles, according to CRISIL Ratings.
RBI

Homebuyers Rejoice: RBI’s 50 bps Rate Cut Lowers EMIs, Boosts Affordable Housing Prospects

In a significant move for homebuyers, the RBI has cut the repo rate by 50 bps to 5.5%, making home loans cheaper and boosting affordability in the affordable and mid-income housing segments. Developers and industry leaders welcome the decision, expecting renewed demand and faster project execution.