
Karnataka Proposes Raising High-Rise Building Limit to 24 Metres
Karnataka proposes raising the high-rise building threshold from 21 to 24 metres, potentially helping developers utilise premium FAR while retaining fire safety requirements.
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Karnataka proposes raising the high-rise building threshold from 21 to 24 metres, potentially helping developers utilise premium FAR while retaining fire safety requirements.
RegulatoryTrendingRajasthan Urban Development Department proposes additional BAR, 100% fee waivers and revised distance norms to encourage private developers to build EWS and LIG affordable housing projects.
RegulatoryTrendingBombay High Court directs regular noise monitoring at Mumbai construction sites, requiring developers to follow pollution norms and submit compliance undertakings.
RegulatoryUP RERA clears 17 projects across eight districts worth Rs. 4,844.43 crore, adding 5,726 units, with Lucknow accounting for nine approvals and Rs. 2,203 crore.
RegulatoryTrendingKolkata Municipal Corporation clears nearly 300 stalled housing projects to resume construction after safety audits, with continued monitoring of site safety.
RegulatoryKarnataka issues a third preliminary land acquisition notice covering 13,409 sq m for Bengaluru Metro Phase 3, as BMRCL seeks consultants for both corridors.
RegulatoryTrendingUttar Pradesh's latest property approvals span five districts, with Gautam Buddh Nagar attracting the largest investment and Lucknow recording the most projects.
RegulatoryDelhi High Court directs OTAs to remove 22 hotel listings over alleged unauthorised use of ‘Orchid’ names, strengthening trademark protection for Kamat Hotels.
RegulatoryK-RERA's new SOP sets out procedures for enforcing unimplemented orders, including execution petitions, compliance directions, asset disclosure and recovery.
RegulatoryMumbai ITAT ruled that a ₹18.4 crore redevelopment amount cannot be taxed as income of a Cumballa Hill housing society when the consideration belonged to individual flat owners.
RegulatoryHaryana Real Estate Appellate Tribunal allows an expert architect/engineer to measure a DLF Valley Gardens flat in Panchkula amid a carpet area and cost dispute.
RegulatoryMumbai ITAT rules that tax authorities cannot add the entire stamp-duty value difference to one co-owner and must consider documented ownership shares.
RegulatoryTrendingSupreme Court says developers must deliver projects in line with brochure promises, while examining major deviations in DLF The Primus project in Gurugram.
RegulatoryTrendingIndian real estate developers are strengthening legal teams as regulation, land transactions, RERA compliance and project complexity increase across the sector.
RegulatoryRERA replaces imprisonment with fines for homebuyers who fail to comply with tribunal orders, while existing penalties and obligations for builders remain unchanged.