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The Bombay High Court has issued guidelines for dividing land in redevelopment projects with multiple buildings. Each society must receive a proportional land entitlement that cannot be reduced by later layout changes, while developers must disclose risks involving transferable development rights.
10:45 PMEconomic Times Realty
The Punjab and Haryana High Court extended its interim order preventing new allotments in Oberoi Realty's Oberoi 360 North project in Gurugram. The order followed a petition by Advance India Projects challenging an August 17 directive issued by the director of the Department of Town and Country Planning.
10:25 PMEconomic Times Realty
Puravankara will redevelop three housing societies in Bangur Nagar, Goregaon West, with 1.05 million sq ft of developable potential. The company expects the projects to generate total revenue of Rs 2,600 crore.
8:24 AMEconomic Times
Ganpati Group plans approximately ₹2,000 crore in investment and development potential across its upcoming residential and hospitality portfolio. The expansion includes the group's first hospitality entry into South India.
7:05 AMThe Property Times
Anarock's H1 2026 survey found that homebuyers remain committed to residential property despite rising prices. Buyers increasingly prefer larger homes, premium projects, new launches and established developers, while resale value and rental potential are becoming more important.
5:07 AMEconomic TimesSummary
The Bombay High Court has issued guidelines for dividing land in redevelopment projects with multiple buildings. Each society must receive a proportional land entitlement that cannot be reduced by later layout changes, while developers must disclose risks involving transferable development rights.
The ruling shifts land-title protection toward individual societies by linking their entitlement to the original
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Apartment societies gain a clearer legal claim to the land beneath and around their buildings, limiting developers' ability to dilute that interest later.
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The Punjab and Haryana High Court extended its interim order preventing new allotments in Oberoi Realty's Oberoi 360 North project in Gurugram. The order followed a petition by Advance India Projects challenging an August 17 directive issued by the director of the Department of Town and Country Planning.
The allotment freeze remains in place until at least September 25, limiting Oberoi Realty's ability
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The order blocks fresh sales in a major Gurugram luxury project and keeps the dispute over its regulatory approvals unresolved.
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Puravankara will redevelop three housing societies in Bangur Nagar, Goregaon West, with 1.05 million sq ft of developable potential. The company expects the projects to generate total revenue of Rs 2,600 crore.
The deal expands Puravankara's Mumbai redevelopment pipeline and gives it access to a large development
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The projects show how redevelopment is becoming a key way for developers to unlock Mumbai's scarce urban land and scale without major land purchases.
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Ganpati Group plans approximately ₹2,000 crore in investment and development potential across its upcoming residential and hospitality portfolio. The expansion includes the group's first hospitality entry into South India.
Ganpati is moving from a primarily established-market strategy toward geographic and sectoral expansion. The South
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The plan signals continued developer confidence and could increase competition in both residential and hospitality markets.
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Anarock's H1 2026 survey found that homebuyers remain committed to residential property despite rising prices. Buyers increasingly prefer larger homes, premium projects, new launches and established developers, while resale value and rental potential are becoming more important.
Demand is holding up, but buyers are shifting toward higher-quality, larger and potentially more resilient
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The survey points to a premium-led housing market where buyer confidence remains strong but increasingly depends on asset quality and future returns.
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