OC scam in Gurugram: Declared ready, but buildings still lack lifts, parking

Ground visits in Gurugram's licensed colonies reveal a significant scam where occupation certificates (OCs) were issued for incomplete buildings. Structures lacking basic safety features and plaster were declared ready under a self-certification system, raising concerns about collusion and negligence. Investigations are underway, with 1,500 OCs issued between July 2025 and March 2026 now under...

IBBI panel suggests project-wise insolvency resolution for real estate sector

A panel suggests bankruptcy proceedings should focus only on stressed real estate projects, not the entire company. This aims to protect homebuyers in solvent projects and speed up resolutions. The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India panel also recommended raising the minimum default threshold to Rs 5 crore. These changes could impact developers like Jaypee and Unitech facing insolvency. Source...

Centre notifies revised TOD rules for Delhi, opens 207 sq km along metro corridors for high-density housing

New rules for Transit Oriented Development in Delhi are now in effect. These regulations aim to build more homes and businesses near metro and transit lines. The policy will cover a large area, including new zones for development. Developers can build more on larger plots, with a focus on affordable housing. A single window clearance will speed up approvals. Source link...

Days after Noida airport launch, YEIDA offers over 950 housing plots

Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority is launching a new residential scheme. It offers 973 plots near Noida International Airport. This scheme aims to meet the growing housing demand. Applications open on Monday. The draw is scheduled for June 18. This development signals rapid urban expansion and confidence in airport-led growth. Source link...

Ghaziabad: GDA raises development & permit fees, builders say buyers to bear the brunt

The Ghaziabad Development Authority has increased charges on development fees, building permits, and inspection fees by an average of 4% for the current financial year. These revisions, linked to the cost index, are part of an annual exercise. Developers warn that these cumulative levies will ultimately be passed on to homebuyers, adding to existing inflationary pressures. Source link...

Insolvency process against Raheja Shilas project in Gurugram to continue: NCLAT

The NCLAT has rejected Raheja Developers' request to halt insolvency proceedings for its Raheja Shilas project in Gurugram, citing unresolved issues with flat buyers. The tribunal stated that withdrawal of the Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP) requires full settlement with buyers. The CIRP will now proceed, confined solely to the Raheja Shilas project. Source link...

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