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Appellate court awards ₹2 lakh to senior citizen after society failed to resolve years of terrace leakage complaints.

Housing Society Ordered to Pay ₹2 Lakh to Member Over Terrace Leakage

Appellate court awards ₹2 lakh to senior citizen after society failed to resolve years of terrace leakage complaints.
MahaRERA

Builder Drags Homebuyers to MahaRERA for Non-Payment, Gets Flats Cancelled & Money Forfeited

Pune developer Gera Developments dragged two homebuyers to MahaRERA for non-payment of installments. The authority cancelled both agreements but allowed the builder to forfeit only 2% instead of the demanded 10% plus charges.
A Worli luxury flat registered on May 27, 2026 will cost its tenant ₹18.06 crore over 5 years — rent that could buy prime property across Mumbai.

₹18.06 Crore in Rent for 5 Years: What a Worli Luxury Deal Tells Us About Mumbai’s Market

A Worli luxury flat registered on May 27, 2026 will cost its tenant ₹18.06 crore over 5 years — rent that could buy prime property across Mumbai.
A Mumbai housewife received a shocking ₹55 lakh tax demand on a flat she never paid for. Her only fault? Her name was on the agreement. What happened next will relieve many Indian families...

MahaRERA Dismisses Neighbour’s Complaint Against Real Estate Project: “Not an Allottee, No Locus Standi”

MahaRERA has rejected a complaint filed by a resident of a neighbouring project against Impulse Buildcon, ruling that a non-allottee has no locus standi to challenge construction on reserved amenities space under the RERA Act.
After more than two decades, the Maharashtra government has revised the carpet area of staff quarters for its officers and employees. The new norms significantly increase the size of government housing across all pay levels, reflecting changing lifestyle needs and modern construction standards.

India’s Housing Market Expands, But Execution Risks Begin to Surface

India’s housing market sees record launches in FY26, with rising supply and broader developer participation, even as execution risks begin to surface.