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Maharashtra has sanctioned Rs 240 crore from the 1% stamp duty surcharge on property deals for distribution to 28 municipal corporations in 2026-27, with deductions made from three corporations towards pending water supply project loans and UIDF interest dues.

Maharashtra Clears ₹240 Crore Stamp Duty Surcharge for 28 Civic Bodies

The Maharashtra government has approved the distribution of ₹240 crore collected through…
Maharashtra declares MSPHC the statewide implementing agency and developer for police housing on police lands under DCPR-2034 Regulation 33(3)(A).

Maharashtra names Police Housing Corp statewide developer for cop housing on police land

The Maharashtra government has appointed the Maharashtra State Police Housing and Welfare…
The Government of Maharashtra has doubled the FSI-free allowance for wellness and recreational facilities in housing societies — from 2% to 4% of total BUA — under an amendment to DCPR 2034 notified on 6 May 2026. The revision also expands permitted uses to include Meditation Centres and Recreational Activities alongside existing Yogalayas and Fitness Centres, and introduces a new provision for commercial buildings.

BMC Doubles FSI-Free Area to 4% for Gyms, Yoga Centres: Bigger Perk for Residents

BMC doubles free-of-FSI area to 4% for fitness, yoga and meditation spaces, boosting amenities for housing society residents.
India’s real estate sector recorded USD 4.3 billion in PE investments across 60 deals in FY26, marking a 7-year high, with office assets leading and domestic capital hitting a multi-year peak.

Maharashtra Releases ₹5,585 Crore GST Compensation to Municipal Corporations for April–May 2026

The Maharashtra Urban Development Department has approved ₹5,585.68 crore in GST compensation for 29 municipal corporations covering April and May 2026, with BMC topping the list at ₹2,587.55 crore and Pune and Pimpri-Chinchwad close behind at ₹485 crore and ₹457 crore respectively.
The Government of Maharashtra has doubled the FSI-free allowance for wellness and recreational facilities in housing societies — from 2% to 4% of total BUA — under an amendment to DCPR 2034 notified on 6 May 2026. The revision also expands permitted uses to include Meditation Centres and Recreational Activities alongside existing Yogalayas and Fitness Centres, and introduces a new provision for commercial buildings.

Housing Societies Get Double the Free Space for Gyms & Wellness Centres

The Government of Maharashtra has doubled the FSI-free allowance for wellness and recreational facilities in housing societies — from 2% to 4% of total BUA — under an amendment to DCPR 2034 notified on 6 May 2026. The revision also expands permitted uses to include Meditation Centres and Recreational Activities alongside existing Yogalayas and Fitness Centres, and introduces a new provision for commercial buildings.