“In some cases, developers are not complying and it is leading to numerous disputes, litigations,” said Amit Goyal, CEO at India Sotheby’s ...

The director of Lotus Group could not be reached for his comment. An FIR has been lodged under sections 420 (cheating), 476 (forgery) and o...

KK Khandelwal, Chairman, HARERA, said that in the notice builder has been told that registration of the projects will be cancelled in case ...

Passing the order against the builders, the Haryana-Rera bench said that the warrant of sale of 10 acres of unutilised land in the project ...

Most of the homebuyers had booked their flats in 2012 itself and the developer had promised to give possession in December 9, 2015.

Amit Gupta, managing director at Orris, confirmed the deal with Xander Finance and said the firm has already returned Rs 32 crore to LIC Ho...

Industry experts say projects backed by corporate houses like Godrej and Tata have seen decent traction in current slow market.

VVIP has raised Rs 120 crore from Reliance AIF to complete the first phase of its project ‘VVIP Addresses’ in Ghaziabad’s Raj Nagar Extensi...

Noida-based builder Supertech has paid Rs 415 crore to PE fund Xander for partial exit from the company, said a person close to the develop...

RK Arora, managing director of Supertech, confirmed that the company has issued non-convertible debentures worth Rs 100 crore to Indiabulls...

Gurgaon municipality has told the National Green Tribunal it has identified four sites to dump construction and demolition wastes.

"We have issued directions to concerned authorities to carry out random checking and take strict action wherever norms are violated," he ad...

Over past 15 months, New Gurgaon, an area between Manesar and old Gurgaon, has seen investments in real estate projects by several PE funds.

Congress MP Rao Inderjit Singh alleged that the Haryana govt had changed the draft and master plans of Gurgaon to benefit certain builders.

Panacea Biotec and builder Bestech Group to jointly develop a township project over a 100-acre plot owned by Panacea in Gurgaon.

Due to depleting underground water, the district administration here has banned all the construction by builders in licensed colonies.

Sources said that this decision was taken after several complaints were lodged by occupants and allottees of colonies developed by private ...