High land prices and lengthy clearance delays are limiting Indian real estate project debuts. Land acquisition, regulatory difficulties, and legal issues are causing a supply-demand mismatch in Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Delhi-NCR.

GIS-digitized land records will transform India's real estate industry. This effort seeks to expedite land acquisition, decrease title concerns, and attract large local and foreign investments. Ghar highlights five essential points.

The Bombay High Court held that the state deserves a fair return on its land in a landmark decision. Justices B P Colabawalla and Somasekhar Sundaresan stressed that leasing rates need not be cheap if they fail to cover inflation, administration fees, and escalation.

Ayodhya's real estate market is booming as the Ram Mandir's grand opening draws the elite of Indian politics and commerce. The city's property and land values have quadrupled, rivalling Uttar Pradesh's major cities. Local and national investors are drawn to this upturn.

Bollywood star John Abraham bought a luxury Khar mansion in Mumbai's real estate market. It cost Rs 70.83 crore to buy the 5,416-square-foot home with 7,722 square feet of land.

The Noida government has decided to increase land prices by 20 to 30 percent across multiple categories, but the price per square metre for land in the A-plus category would stay at Rs 1,75,000.

Any effective deployment of a metro corridor has a direct effect on real estate, since it results in a rise in land value, a shift in land use, and an increase in corridor density.