Minister of Housing and Urban Affairs and Petroleum and Natural Gas Hardeep Singh Puri on Monday said that Real Estate being the second largest employer in the country, with the multiplier effect will create innumerable opportunities in Jammu and Kashmir
Thursday (September 30) was earlier the last date for this rebate on the penalty amount for buyers of the built-up scheme, the authority said. The GNIDA said because of the non-registry, the stamp department of the state is also losing out on revenue
These plots are believed to have been part of previous land allotment schemes but remained unallotted and were not included in subsequent schemes either, the Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority (GNIDA) said
The stamp duty cut for documents which complete registration between 9th July 2021 to 30th October 2021. Coupled with a 10% reduction in circle rates, the fence sitters are now getting back to the market to seal the deals
The economics of redevelopment projects, a type of an urban real estate renewal method where realty players takeover old buildings and rebuild them, has gone awry in the last few years following implementation of GST in 2017, say industry trackers
NEW DELHI: Flagging how Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra and Karnataka Reras recently gave suo motu six-nine months extension of deadline for real estate projects, a member of the central advisory council (CAC) for Rera has urged the Union housing ministry to direct states to withdraw such extensions given “in the garb of ” second wave of Covid-19.
It is the second time a resident advisory council is being formed in the city, after the two-year tenure of the previous council members ended this year. Besides RWA members, the council will also include officials from GMDA, MCG, district administration, HSVP, gram panchayat, and representatives from industries, labour, industry, civil society, and real estate associations.
In the wake of the collapse of a two-story building in Nand Nagri, which killed one person, the East Delhi Municipal Corporation (EDMC) decided on Saturday to conduct a survey of weak buildings in areas under its jurisdiction
Despite looking for a monumental leap at the beginning of the year, lockdown 2.0 has once again stalled growth in Indian real estate. During the lockdown, there were virtually no sales, despite some attempts to sell digitally
Mumbai will continue to remain the economic nerve centre of India despite the near-term disruption. The outlook remains bright, supported by proactive government policies, business dynamism and the general resilience of the city’s residents
Apart from reducing circle rates and increasing tax benefits for first-home buyers, here are the 5 things the government should further do to help the realty sector recover
These projects included phase-2 of the Sabarmati Riverfront development from Dafnala till Indira Bridge on the eastern side of the city, a government release said. While the entire project of developing 11 km stretch under phase-2 is estimated to be of Rs 850 crore, Rupani on Friday launched the phase-2 by performing the ground-breaking for various works worth Rs 95 crore for the initial stretch between Dafnala and Sadar Bazaar
Real estate sector has been hit by the pandemic. Homes haven't been delivered. While the pandemic impact will fade, what can the budget do to fix the regulatory mess in the sector?
Time flies, it has been three years since the full implementation of Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 and it has been instrumental in regulating the supply of residential inventory. RERA implementation was a significant regulatory step to address the trust deficit in consumers’ minds and instil confidence in wary end-users. The developers were coming to terms with a changed market environment where the big boys of real estate, due to their credibility amongst buyers, eyed a larger market share and entered into joint developments or development management contracts with smaller developers
During a discussion on the budget, Rajesh Gahlot said increasing tax on properties cannot be the only solution to enhance revenue. “There are other ways to increase revenue, so instead of hiking property tax we have decided to bring more people under the tax net of the SDMC."
BMC has said shop owners can only return to operate their shops once the fire NOC is re-issued and they are convinced about the structural stability of the mall after assessing audit reports.
It directed the builder to pay interest of 9% pa on the Rs 8.4 crore already paid by Rajesh and Surali Joshi who had booked six flats in Wintergreen project in Borivli (east).
The department on its official Twitter handle said the action was being undertaken against a "prominent business group of Chennai having varied business activities."
Khattar said, “As per the figures presented in the meeting, GMDA is facing a loss of around Rs 300 crore. We are looking at alternative revenue generation measures so that the authority can take up more development projects.”
The emergence of the Work-from-Home model given the lockdowns and safety of employees has impacted the demand for office spaces as only a fraction of employees are coming to offices.
Sinha said, "Today's launch marks another step of the government towards the establishment of an accountable and transparent governing system where the welfare of common citizen is at the core.".
“The cumbersome process of auction and allotment of plots and tenements is proposed to be simplified and made more transparent by migrating the entire process onto a well-developed software,” GHB chairman Subhash Shirodkar said.
The project, Anandghan in Pune, had come to a standstill in 2018, "leaving flat buyers high and dry", observed the a bench of Justice Ujjal Bhuyan and Justice Abhay Ahuja.
??Last month, Idukki district collector formed a special team to verify the land records of the 110 possession certificates which were issued in 2018-19.
On July 21, the government notified Bangalore Development Authority (allotment of the unauthorised site with buildings) Rules, 2020, reiterating its decision to regularise illegal constructions on BDA properties.
Of the total, the HMDA rejected over 20,000 applications stating that the plots were located either in full tank level area of various water bodies or were involved in some dispute or the other.
A flat purchaser for one of the construction projects by Bhagtani builders has approached the Bombay High Court seeking an Enforcement Directorate investigation into the case against them, terming the Mumbai Economic Offences Wing’s investigation as inadequate.
The Kolkata Municipal Corporation’s drive against major property tax defaulters is proving to be a difficult exercise, given the renewed lockdown and the ongoing restrictions in the containment zones.
“Our collections grow in the range of 10-15%. Last year, the receipts grew close to 10%. But this year, there is uncertainty,” said an official of the stamp and registration department.
Among its directions in the final order, Sebi had asked MIRL and its directors to jointly and severally refund the money collected by way of issue of the debentures.
??Last month, Idukki district collector formed a special team to verify the land records of the 110 possession certificates which were issued in 2018-19.
In a regulatory filing, Housing Development and Infrastructure Ltd (HDIL) informed that the CoC rejected the resignation tendered by Majmudar, and directed him to continue in his present role.
The order was in an application by a Kandivli resident, Mohan Brahme that the project by J P Realtors and Suraksha Realty is without environmental nod though area is over 20,000 sqm.
UP-Rera member Balvinder Kumar said a complainant is given two options on the regulatory body’s website — a buyer can either file a case through a conciliator, which is free of cost, or make a direct appeal to get the case heard in the Rera court.
The building, Pramila Nagar Co-operative Housing Society Limited, at Kandarpada had challenged a notice issued by the BMC, asking 80 families to vacate all its four wings within seven days.
As per data, amountwise Laxmi Nagar tops the list with 6,102 property owners not paying property tax for over a decade and owe over Rs50.41 crore to the NMC.
