Recent TDR regulation amendments in Mumbai could jeopardise the city's growing real estate industry. With developers being forced to get a percentage of their TDR from the Dharavi redevelopment project at higher rates, home prices may rise.

Prestige Estates Projects' subsidiary Prestige Exora Business Parks purchased its partner's land parcel and development rights in Pune's desirable Kharadi neighbourhood. Land of about 4.5 acres was acquired for approximately ₹200 crore.

Chief Minister Eknath Shinde said that Mumbai will give TDR of up to 10 stories for airport funnel zone building rehabilitation. Redevelopment has been impeded by height constraints as most buildings in this area are 3-4 storeys. This government strategy promotes urban renewal.

The BMC must follow the Right to Fair Compensation and site Acquisition Act, 2013 to purchase part of a church-owned site in Borivali for a public park, according to the Bombay High Court. The BMC cannot seize the church until the process is followed.

Sobha India, a subsidiary of the Dubai-based Sobha Group, wants to increase equity capital to ₹10,000 crore in the next five years. This ambitious goal will help the firm develop and enter new markets.

Real estate giant Sobha Group will affect Mumbai's luxury home market. The business plans to treble annual sales bookings to ₹30,000 crore in the next 4-5 years via an aggressive growth strategy.

With a landmark verdict, a Mumbai consumer commission ordered a development company to pay purchaser Neela Pawar with INR 8.5 lakh and return INR 7.5 lakh for failing to get licences for a Kandivli redevelopment project. This ruling shows the consequences of unlicensed redevelopment.

Crompton Greaves, CG Power & Industrial Solutions, and K Raheja Corp. are redeveloping CG House, its headquarters in affluent Worli. Over an acre of leasehold land is used for electricity production, transmission, distribution and rail transportation.

Suraj Estate Developers, situated in Mumbai, plans to raise 400 crore via a main market share sale. The residential and commercial firm plans to use ₹285 crore for debt payments for both itself and its subsidiaries. The corporation would also spend 35 crore on property or land development rights.

Bangalore-based Puravankara, one of India's largest real estate developers, won the redevelopment rights for two Lokhandwala, Andheri west housing complexes. Puravankara's initial venture into western suburb redevelopment with this purchase is notable.

Shriram Properties Limited (SPL) of Bengaluru has acquired development rights for 1.9 million square feet for a residential project in Chennai from Garden City Developers in a transaction valued at approximately Rs 185 crore.

Pfizer sold Vidhi Research & Development LLP its rights to a 54-acre land block and its facility in the Trans Thane Creek industrial Area (TTCIA) in Mumbai for over INR 207 crore, including differential premium to the Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation (MIDC).