Mumbai Property Valuation Rates Hiked by 3.39%, Govt Announces New ASR

The Maharashtra government has increased Mumbai’s property valuation rates by 3.39% for the financial year 2025-26. The hike is part of the Annual Statement of Rates (ASR), which determines stamp duty and registration charges. The revision reflects rising property demand and infrastructure development. Learn more about how this affects buyers and sellers.

Buying a House? Beware! These Real Estate Projects Are Up for De-registration

If you’re looking to buy a home in Maharashtra, you need to be cautious! MahaRERA has announced the de-registration of five real estate projects, potentially affecting homebuyers and investors. If you have concerns, you have only 30 days to submit objections. Find out which projects are affected and how you can act to protect your investment.

Akshay Kumar Sells Two Apartments in Mumbai for ₹6.6 Crore

Bollywood star Akshay Kumar has made a profitable real estate move, selling two apartments in Oberoi Sky City, Borivali, Mumbai, for ₹6.6 crore. The properties, purchased in 2017, saw an appreciation of nearly 90 percent, reflecting the strong demand for luxury homes in Mumbai’s growing suburban market. This transaction also highlights the increasing interest of Bollywood celebrities in premium real estate investments. Read more about the details of the sale and the booming property trends in Mumbai.

Ajmera Realty Secures Redevelopment Project in Andheri West, Targets ₹320 Crore Revenue

Ajmera Realty has been appointed to redevelop the Ascot Co-operative Housing Society in Andheri West, Mumbai. The project, spanning 2,319 sq. mt., is expected to generate ₹320 crore in revenue and add 71,300 sq. ft. of carpet area. This redevelopment aligns with the company’s focus on strategic asset-light acquisitions and strengthening its presence in Mumbai’s micro-markets.

MahaRERA Dismisses Complaint Against Developer Over Redevelopment Dispute

MahaRERA has dismissed a complaint filed by Manish Rajput against Rajhans Realtors over a delayed redevelopment project, citing lack of jurisdiction. The complainant alleged non-payment of rent, reduction in allotted flat area, and project delays, but MahaRERA ruled that redevelopment projects do not qualify as real estate sales under RERA, directing the matter to civil court.