Mahindra & Mahindra sold a 20.5-acre land parcel in Mumbai's Kandivali for Rs 210 crore to Blueprintify Properties. The sale price was lowe...

Ready reckoner rates are crucial for property transactions, aiding in income tax capital gains calculations and stamp duty payments to the ...

The Ready Reckoner rates are guidance values for property transactions in a specific locality and are used for calculation of stamp duty ch...

As per the new rates, there is an average increase of 5 per cent across the state with effect from April 1 (excluding Mumbai) while for mun...

The new rates will come into effect from September 12, an official statement from the office of the Inspector General of Registration and C...

While ready reckoner premiums vary across the Mumbai region, the percentage of transactions above 20% was highest in Thane and peripheral m...

The RR rates are market values of a property determined by the government for payment of stamp duty in the course of property transactions.

Ready-reckoner rates are assessments of property value by the state government on the basis of which stamp duty and registration charges ar...

State may do away with the levy for houses with an area of less than 250 sq ft and offer concessional rates for residences up to 450 sq ft.

The ready reckoner rates, henceforth, will be revised as on April 1 and not on January 1, said two state government officials.

Cash-starved Maharashtra government has raised rates up to 40% which are used to calculate taxes paid by consumers while buying property.

Realtors association has flayed the decision saying the move will harm the industry in particular and the state in general.

The upward revision in ready reckoner rates will result in residential prices moving higher.

The hike is being seen as quashing Mumbaikars’ hope of price correction given residential property sales volume declining for over two year...

The Maharashtra govt cleared land lease policy for Mumbai, increasing the land lease rates-in some cases, by an astronomical 18,000 times.

The land properties in Mumbai city and suburbs given on long lease by the government will now be charged a new lease rent.

The move is also expected to reduce the "black money component" that often forms a part of property transactions.