May 2026

Housing societies in Mumbai can expand leisure facilities free of FSI

Housing societies in Mumbai can now utilize up to 4% of their built-up area for amenities like yogalayas and fitness centers without incurring Floor Space Index (FSI) charges. This increase from the previous 2% aims to enhance residents' quality of life by providing larger recreational spaces, including covered swimming pools. Source link...

Brigade to continue project launches in FY27, shift focus towards mid-segment housing: Managing director

Brigade Enterprises will continue launching projects from its existing pipeline in FY27 despite approval delays, geopolitical uncertainty and concerns over technology-sector hiring, said Pavitra Shankar, managing director of the company. The developer is also looking to increase its focus on mid-segment housing, while continuing land acquisition in Bengaluru, Chennai and Hyderabad. Source link...

'Miracle' that four lakh still live in dangerous buildings: Bombay HC panel flags crisis

A Bombay High Court-appointed committee has warned that lakhs of Mumbai residents live in structurally unsafe cessed buildings due to redevelopment delays and a severe shortage of transit housing. The panel's report highlights prolonged legal disputes and stalled proposals, with many buildings on the verge of collapse, posing a significant risk to tenants. Source link...

CBI files chargesheet against AVJ Developers (India), bank officials in homebuyers' cheating case

The Central Bureau of Investigation has submitted a detailed chargesheet against AVJ Developers and several of their affiliates, bringing to light the involvement of bank officials and unscrupulous homebuyers. The case centers on extensive fraud perpetrated against both home purchasers and financial institutions, with builders reportedly using misleading promises and trickery. Source link...

ACB probes 2,600 illegal colonies in Haryana

Haryana's Vigilance Bureau is nearing the end of a major probe into approximately 2,600 illegal colonies. Officials from urban local bodies, town planning, and revenue departments face potential action for alleged collusion with developers. The investigation, mandated by the Punjab and Haryana High Court, aims to identify complicit government employees and could lead to large-scale...

Godrej Properties' net profit rises 32.49% in FY26

Godrej Properties announced a significant 32.49 percent jump in its net profit for the financial year 2025-26. The company's profit after tax reached ₹1,840.66 crore. Total income also saw a healthy increase of 20.72 percent. Strong business development additions and record operating cash flow are highlighted. The company plans further growth in the upcoming fiscal year. Source link...

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