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Gurugram's Department of Town and Country Planning will take control of the land linked to the cancelled OSB The Venetian housing project. It will update revenue records, issue public notices to block unauthorized transactions, and warn allottees not to make further payments to the developer.
11:36 PMEconomic Times Realty
The Civil Aviation Ministry is working to streamline approvals for construction near airports. Urban local bodies may be allowed to issue no-objection certificates, supported by clearer building-height rules and an automated approval system.
10:52 PMEconomic Times Realty
The Executive Centre has opened a 1,000-seat coworking facility in Gurugram aimed at international companies seeking flexible workplace solutions. The launch expands its presence as demand grows for managed offices and adaptable workspace arrangements.
7:28 AMEconomic Times
Extreme weather is changing the economics of Indian real estate, with developers in cities including Mumbai and Bengaluru spending heavily on flood protection. Climate resilience is emerging as a new factor in determining property value.
12:25 AMBloomberg Markets
The Mumbai ITAT ruled that a tax officer cannot assign the full difference between a property's stamp-duty value and reported consideration to one co-owner when the ownership shares are clearly recorded. It said authorities must examine the ownership structure before making an addition.
12:08 AMEconomic Times RealtySummary
Gurugram's Department of Town and Country Planning will take control of the land linked to the cancelled OSB The Venetian housing project. It will update revenue records, issue public notices to block unauthorized transactions, and warn allottees not to make further payments to the developer.
The licence cancellation has shifted control of the project land from the coloniser to the
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The takeover freezes the project's commercial path and raises the stakes for buyers seeking possession, refunds, or legal recourse.
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The Civil Aviation Ministry is working to streamline approvals for construction near airports. Urban local bodies may be allowed to issue no-objection certificates, supported by clearer building-height rules and an automated approval system.
The key shift is toward moving airport-area construction approvals closer to local authorities while standardizing
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Faster, clearer approvals could unlock construction near airports, but implementation will determine whether efficiency comes without increasing aviation risk.
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The Executive Centre has opened a 1,000-seat coworking facility in Gurugram aimed at international companies seeking flexible workplace solutions. The launch expands its presence as demand grows for managed offices and adaptable workspace arrangements.
The 1,000-seat launch signals that flexible workspace operators are targeting larger corporate occupiers, not only
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Large flexible-workspace facilities are becoming a bigger part of the corporate real-estate market in Gurugram.
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Extreme weather is changing the economics of Indian real estate, with developers in cities including Mumbai and Bengaluru spending heavily on flood protection. Climate resilience is emerging as a new factor in determining property value.
Higher resilience costs will widen the gap between properties that can withstand floods and those
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Climate vulnerability is becoming a direct determinant of construction costs, property prices, and investment returns.
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The Mumbai ITAT ruled that a tax officer cannot assign the full difference between a property's stamp-duty value and reported consideration to one co-owner when the ownership shares are clearly recorded. It said authorities must examine the ownership structure before making an addition.
The ruling limits the tax exposure of co-owners in property valuation disputes to their documented
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Co-owners gain protection against being taxed on value attributable to someone else's share.
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