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Suhana Khan, daughter of Shah Rukh Khan, faces legal trouble for allegedly buying government-allotted farmland in Thal village without proper permissions. Authorities are investigating the Rs 12.91 crore deal, while she prepares for her upcoming film King alongside her father

The Telangana Real Estate Regulatory Authority (TGRERA) has ordered Hyderabad-based Jayathri Infrastructure India to refund Rs. 11.25 lakh, with 10.80% interest, to a buyer for failing to deliver on a commercial property deal.

TG RERA chairman N Satyanarayana and two other members issued orders on July 19 and directed the respondent to pay a penalty and refund the entire amount as per the sale agreement, with interest at the rate of 11%, within 30 days.

Officials are increasingly reluctant to work in Mancherial Municipal Corporation due to intense pressure and alleged harassment by local public representatives and Congress leaders. Once a preferred posting, the civic body now faces frequent commissioner transfers and administrative instability

TG RERA has directed builder Prime Infratech and its partners to register an association of allottees within 45 days. Villa owner Budi Venkata Ramana accused them of collecting unauthorized funds and failing to register the promised society.

Says the real estate agents engaged in forging signatures and receipts of complainant company Viana Homes Pvt Ltd, Gachibowli

Hyderabad has now won the dubious distinction of being the only city among major metros of the country, to have its unsold property stocks go up sharply

BRS working president blamed the Congress government for ruining Hyderabad’s prosperity within 15 months of its rule. He cited the latest reports indicating 49 per cent drop in house sales in Hyderabad, while office leasing fell by 41 per cent between January and March 2025

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Due to the downfall in real estate activity for the last few months, Narsimha Goud was without any work and to meet expenses, he borrowed Rs 15 lakh from some persons

Once, banks would line up to give loans to builders, but now, due to 14 months of Congress rule, they are unable to get loans, says the BRS leader

Farmers, weavers, auto drivers, builders being pushed to commit suicide due to inefficient policies, says BRS leader

Hyderabad real estate, which exhibited a rare resilience while withstanding the stress and strain of factors such as global financial crisis and Covid pandemic that left many major cities reeling, now seems to be stumbling badly

The data reveals a decline in income by approximately 15 percent compared to 2023 and 2022. This year, 43,497 registrations were recorded, down from 61,363 in 2023, showing a deficit of 17,866. In contrast, the composite Adilabad district saw an increase in registrations in 2023, surpassing the 54,425 registrations of 2022.

The move aims to generate additional revenue to meet the expenditure from election guarantees, which have drawn criticism due to non-fulfillment. But it has its apprehensions on revising registration values. The dilemma stems from concerns about the overall impact on revenue collection.

According to Knight Frank Research and Telangana's Registration and Stamps Department, property registrations in Hyderabad have been on a slow decline for most of the year

Under the BRS government led by K. Chandrashekar Rao and K.T. Rama Rao , the city has achieved significant strides across multiple sectors, becoming a key player in the nation’s urban transformation.

The demolition of houses was not a solution, and the easiest way for the government was to construct retaining walls along the Musi, he said.

The report indicated that West Hyderabad accounted for a significant portion of total sales, holding 54% of the market, although demand declined even in these prominent areas. North, South, and East Hyderabad followed with 28%, 13%, and 4% of the market share, respectively. All regions experienced decreases in sales, ranging from 3% to 26%.

Of the Rs 26,000 crore needed for constructing Amaravati Phase-1, the World Bank and Asian Development Bank (ADB) came forward to lend Rs 15,000 crore