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The Supreme Court deferred for three months the hearing on refund claims of homebuyers of Supertech's demolished Noida twin towers, allowing time to explore settlement options. Buyers seeking refunds said the last payment was made in 2024, with insolvency proceedings continuing
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The Supreme Court froze the bank accounts of Parsvnath Developers and its directors, issued bailable warrants, and criticised Haryana authorities over alleged failure to enforce RERA orders in a long-pending homebuyers' dispute involving delayed possession of Gurugram flats
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The Supreme Court ruled that homebuyers can seek compensation for delayed possession even after taking possession of their flats. Setting aside an NCDRC order, the court restored a long-pending consumer complaint and directed its adjudication on merits by the district commission
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The Supreme Court agreed to hear a plea seeking a scheme to ensure equal financial loss for builders and lenders if flats under subvention plans are not delivered. The petition also seeks debt relief for homebuyers stuck in stalled projects
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National Company Law Appellate Tribunal ruled that insolvency proceedings by homebuyers must be limited to the defaulting project only, not entire realty firms. The tribunal stressed protecting other projects and stakeholders while confining claims and CIRP strictly to the concerned project
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Advocate Rajiv Jain, the amicus curiae, called Supertech the “main culprit” in defrauding homebuyers whereas Corporation Bank advanced more than Rs 2,700 crore to builders through subvention schemes
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The Authority directed the developer to refund payments to buyers and prohibited it from entering into any further development agreements. It also instructed that the developer's details, along with photographs of the promoters, be posted on the TGRERA website under the list of defaulters.
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Out of a total of 110 projects launched in the city between H2 2017 and the entire year of 2018, a total of 81 have been successfully completed, according to the latest data from Anarock Research.
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The rising EMI to income ratios across Indian cities have been partly attributed to higher home loan rates, impacting affordability for potential homeowners.
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Homebuyers in the city are increasingly seeking upscale properties that offer luxury living spaces and modern amenities.
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Hyderabad's thriving economy, coupled with its rich cultural heritage, makes it one of the most sought-after cities for real estate investments.
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Prefer peripheral areas where they can buy bigger homes with better lifestyle amenities at lower prices: Study.
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As the Supertech twin towers in Noida were razed to dust on Sunday, homebuyers who have invested in the developer's other projects across the NCR wondered "who actually got punished"
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In Hyderabad, the rentals have gone up by 5 per cent to 10 per cent as offices are bidding bye to the work from home mode and many people are returns to the city.
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Hyderabad: When Telangana was formed there was a lot of clamour around real estate and sceptics opined that the housing segment in Hyderabad would take a beating. However, the city over the years has seen a rebound in real estate. Whether it is new launches or housing sales, both have witnessed a big turnaround since […]
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Hyderabad: Women are emerging in greater numbers as key home purchase decision-makers and over the years, an increasing number of Indian women have been making independent and individual investments in the real estate market. A new survey by Anarock shows that 64 per cent of women respondents are looking at real estate as the preferred […]