2026

Pune police register FIR against Runwal Group's MD

Pune Police have registered a case against Runwal Group MD Subodh Runwal and six others following a court order concerning a land dispute in Viman Nagar. The FIR alleges forged documents and illegal transfer of rights over a 3.93-hectare land parcel, stemming from a joint venture agreement. Source link...

Construction costs up 25% since global conflicts began, developers flag material shortages: CREDAI

Construction costs have surged over 25 percent due to global conflicts. Supply chain issues, labor shortages, and rising material prices are impacting builders. Executives note challenges in material availability, stressing project timelines. The organized sector is better equipped to handle these pressures. Developers are seeking RERA timeline relief. Technology adoption is being explored to mitigate...

Spouse’s name on property papers not enough to tax sale proceeds: ITAT

The Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ruled that adding a spouse's name to property for convenience doesn't automatically make them liable for entire sale proceeds. The tribunal directed tax officers to verify if the husband was the sole funder and owner, and if capital gains were already taxed in his return, offering relief to a Mumbai taxpayer. Source link...

ED arrests Punjab real estate businessman in land fraud case

The Enforcement Directorate has arrested real estate businessman Ajay Sehgal in a money laundering probe linked to alleged fake consent letters for Punjab government's Change of Land Use (CLU). Sehgal, Secretary of ICHBS, is accused of forging signatures for the Suntec City project and other developments, with sales exceeding Rs 200 crore. Investigations into other officials are ongoing. Source...

Chandigarh plans vertical shift under master plan 2031

Chandigarh's Master Plan 2031 proposes significant changes, allowing higher density, taller buildings, and greater design flexibility. These amendments aim for vertical growth and optimized land use, contrasting with previous restrictive norms. The changes include increased FAR, relaxed height restrictions, and adjusted ground coverage across various land-use categories. Source link...

HDFC Bank backs Hyderabad luxury housing project with ₹300 crore

HDFC Bank has provided Rs 300 crore in funding for a Rs 2,000 crore ultra-luxury residential project in Hyderabad's Kokapet. This investment highlights a trend of developers seeking structured financing amid moderating sales and strong demand for premium homes, with Hyderabad leading southern India's luxury market. Source link...

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