Knight Frank India has launched a report on the Mumbai Development Plan 2034 – Development Control Promotion and Regulation (DCPR 2034). Titled DCPR 2034 – Deciphering Mumbai’s Future, the report delves into the fine print of the DCPR 2034 and what it spells for the residential and office sectors.

Knight Frank India has launched a report on the Mumbai Development Plan 2034 – Development Control Promotion and Regulation (DCPR 2034). Titled DCPR 2034 – Deciphering Mumbai’s Future, the report delves into the fine print of the DCPR 2034 and what it spells for the residential and office sectors.

RERA was supposed to save the day for homebuyers, but that doesn’t seem to have happened – at least not yet. In many states, RERA – in its present form – is currently either non-existent or a pale shade of what it was intended to be. It is a fact that RERA has been diluted in some states to favour developers while in few others it hasn’t even been deployed yet.

The ongoing Non-Banking Financial Companies’ (NBFC) cash crunch can hit close to home as it could have a cascading impact on the somewhat improving residential real sector.

The CONSTRUCTION WORLD Global Awards. And, the 16th edition of the awards presented by Apollo Tyres, was part of the India Construction Festival (ICF) (Read more about ICF on page 102) by FIRST Construction Council.

We are living in an age of disruption'a and technology is leading this disruption. Disruption is caused by factors that challenge the normal.

The Supreme Court has stayed all construction activities in the states of Maharashtra, Uttarakhand and Madhya Pradesh and the Union Territory of Chandigarh for not having a solid waste management (SWM) policy under the Solid Waste Management Rules, 2016.

CW travelled cities across the country to focus on each region - East, West, North, South - gauging from the experience of various stakeholders, their understanding of buyer requirements.

DeMo, RERA and GST struck at the very heart of the previously unregulated practices prevalent in the Indian real estate. RERA, in particular, has been responsible for smaller and often unscrupulous developers taking a major hit not only in terms of existing business but future business viability.