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    Niranjan Hiranandani forecasts historic growth in Maharashtra real estate, powered by policy clarity

    Maharashtra's new housing policy, backed by a substantial ₹70,000 crore investment, aims to address the state's housing shortfall across all segments, from slums to industrial areas. The policy incorporates AI monitoring and focuses on comprehensive development, including green buildings and inclusive housing.

    L&T Realty acquires 34-acre land parcel in Panvel near Mumbai

    L&T Realty has purchased a 34-acre land in Panvel near Mumbai. The real estate firm bought the land from three landowners for over Rs 102 crore. This is L&T Realty's first outright land purchase. Previously, the company used joint ventures for expansion. The land is near the riverfront and is currently an industrial zone.

    Buying a Home: A Dream or a Trap? Analyst explains why India's obsession with homes may be a big mistake

    In India, the traditional belief in owning a home as a life goal is changing. Rising property costs and the growth of private developers are making people question the value of homeownership. Renting is becoming more appealing for its flexibility and financial benefits. This shift reflects broader changes in the market and economic landscape.

    Build Capital plans to invest Rs 400 cr in Mumbai region property market in 2025

    Build Capital plans to invest over Rs 400 crore in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region by 2025, with Rs 150 crore specifically for Navi Mumbai. The fund aims to address early-stage financing gaps in real estate, raising its initial asset book through 15-20 transactions, following a Rs 30 crore deal with Satyam Group in Panvel.

    RERA: Son fights against builder for property possession delay; wins Rs 37 lakh interest compensation in NCDRC

    RERA: A father from Panvel, Navi Mumbai purchased a flat for his family legacy however the developer despite taking about 97% of the money failed to deliver the flat. Hence the homebuyer filed a case with Maharashtra State Consumer Commission. However during the course of this court proceedings both the homebuyer and the builder died. Hence the builder and the homebuyer's son continued their father's case. Ultimately NCDRC, New Delhi solved this case and ruled in the homebuyer's favour.

    Housing sales fell by 6% during the April-June quarter

    Housing sales in India's top markets dip by 6% in Q2 2024, except for Bengaluru and Delhi-NCR. Anticipation of a pro-investment budget post-election impacts buyer decisions. New supply decreases slightly by 1%. MMR, Pune, and Bengaluru dominate both sales and new launches. Thane West, Panvel, and Dombivali emerge as top localities for sales and launches.

    The Economic Times
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